Joshua Erik RossiCritiques
Auteur de Claimed (Wolf of The Mountain, #1)
Critiques
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This was a quick read - I'm not sure how many pages it has (I read the ebook), but I was done in about half an hour. It's told as a series of confessions from Jack, the narrator in the story, and the multitude of sins that he has committed in his short life (eighteen years). It is missing confession #8, but since the book doesn't feel like it's missing any material in particular, I think that's probably just an oversight of the author (confessions #7 and #9 blend seamlessly together).
The whole story moves very quickly; Jack and Morgan are "in love" within a couple of days. And Jack is remarkably accepting of Morgan, without much of a struggle at all.
in this book - I mean, I know it's the 1800s, and Morgan does use some type of lube (ointment)
but Jack is definitely not feeling good there for a while and has to rely on Morgan's magically healing tongue (no really) to make things better.
But I kind of got sucked into the story anyway, you know? So that's why I gave the novella three stars.