re-read May 2013 ( )

I really liked this book. It has a different werewolf concept that was well explained and made sense. I liked the way the author worked the facts in without an info dump. Liam had a wonderful sense of humor and was a kind man even though he was a very tough alpha. Kim was a strong character who thought things out and didn't spend the book being whiny and doing stupid things to show her independence which would lead her into danger as so many heroines do. Good strong secondary characters with lots of room for further books. The plot was strong and took unexpected turns which kept it interesting. Looking forward to the next one. ( )

In a world where shifters have been controlled with collars built by fae and live in shifter-towns, given few rights, a human woman is trying to defend a shifter accused of a crime against his human lover. But with complicated clans, multiple shifter breeds, complex laws both in the human and shifter worlds that dictate Kim’s every move, things quickly spin out of control.

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This was I'm sorry to say my first Jennifer Ashley read, but it will not be my last. I really enjoyed the paranormal romance. Jennifer does a wonderful job of incorporating quite a bit of realism into a fantasy story. In this book, people know that shifters exist and they are treated accordingly. They are segregated and treated like second class citizens . She does a great job of showing the division between 'humans'. It made the story and the characters really come to life. The ending wrapped up a little neater than I'd like, but it in no way dampens the story. I cannot wait for the next book in the series to release. ( )

i loved it. Even though Liam was a thickhead, he finally came through victorious. i so can't wait to read the next one. ( )