Game On! Never to part and Never to Love by Tara C. MacDonald

Game On! Never to part and Never to Love by Tara C. MacDonald
My rating: 2 ½ of 5 Stars

Never to Part: Ryan is looking at marketing firms to represent his team when he meets Sam in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Never to Love: Bar owner Sarah and perspective motorcross sponsor James are interested in more than a business deal.

In both stories the relationships moved a bit too fast for me to feel believable.

I felt like the writing was a bit choppy and sometimes confusing.

ebook, 40 pages
Published October 28th 2014 by Tara C. MacDonald
original title: Game On! Never to Part and Never to Love


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Jenn's Wolf (Chestnut Rock Shifters #1) by Jane Wakely Review

Jenn's Wolf by Jane Wakely
My rating: 2 ½ of 5 Stars

Human, Jenn, and wolf shifter, Matt, are set up on a blind date. Having had a brief encounter the day prior, they need to resolve some misunderstandings, so Matt can claim Jenn as his mate.

The story could have used a little more detail. I wasn’t really connected to the characters. That being said, Jenn's Wolf was cute and a fast read. It is a good book if you want something light hearted that you can easily get done in one sitting.

Complimentary copy provided publisher via manicreaders.com in exchange for an honest review.

ebook, 29 pages
Published March 16th 2013 by Rebel Ink Press (first published March 15th 2013)
original title: Jenn's Wolf
edition language: English
series: Chestnut Rock Shifters #1
characters Jenn, Matt


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Marked by the Alpha by Adaline Raine Review

Marked by the Alpha by Adaline Raine
My rating: 2 of 5 stars

2 1/2 of 5 stars

Dani is a Lone Wolf that always relied upon herself and avoided becoming part of a pack. Alpha, Mason Daniels, discovers that hunters are after the she-wolf and marks her for protection. Unfortunately, the mark is ignored and Dani is taken prisoner. Now Dani is forced into pack life.

The dialog in Marked by the Alpha seemed abrupt to me. This caused me not to feel connect to the characters. I would have liked some insight to the characters' thoughts and emotions. There were occasional quick references to why people did what they did, but I felt it wasn’t established enough.

This was a short book, 63 pages on my eReader. The concept was interesting. I think a little more development and a couple more pages could have added a lot to the book.

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Kindle Edition, 63 pages

Published January 15th 2013 by Stormy Nights Publications

ASINB00B1SMLGQ

edition language: English

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