Blurb:
Jasper Jamenson’s only
responsibility to being the Beta of the Redwood Pack, second son of the Alpha,
is to protect the Pack from themselves and the human world. After a century of
selfless service, his brother’s new found mating forced him into taking a good
look into his life. He isn’t sure he wants a mate, but fate may have other
ideas.
Willow Delton is a skinny,
bakery owner – the type most woman love to hate. Being without family, she
finds herself alone to the Greek god with green eyes who saunters into her
bakery every morning. Her desire to follow him, to be with him, overrides every
rational sense she possessed.
Jasper and Willow are drawn
together, despite every nuisance that works against them. But evil beyond even
Jasper’s supernatural compensation will make war against him, by going after
the only thing in his eternal life he desires – Willow. Is Willow’s heart
enough to overcome Jasper’s soul to save her life? A fight he cannot win, but
to save her life – he must.
My Review:
Willow has no family, all she
has is her bakery, so when the hot man of her dreams Jasper finally asks her
out she’s over the moon. Only to have her life come to a full stop when she’s
kidnapped by werewolves. In one fell swoop her world is changed forever and the
only good constant is Jasper. Willow is a strong capable heroine, she doesn’t
just roll over and take the hand fate dealt her she fights every step of the
way to live the life she wants.
Jasper is a great hero, he
obviously worships the ground Willow walks on, and would do anything for her
but even he can make mistakes. He makes some major mistakes out of fear that
set off a very dangerous chain of events.
The story is much more action
packed than the first, there is an external conflict from outside the Redwood
pack and they seriously bring pain and heartache to the story. I liked the way
Ms. Ryan set up a lot of the lore surrounding the Pack and the way she uses the
lore to propel the story forward. She sets it up beautifully for the next story
to continue forward, and on that note while I think this can be read as a
standalone, I myself would recommend starting at the beginning of this series
and reading them all.
This is a love story with real emotions and I highly
recommend it.
5 Books
I purchased my own copy. I was
not compensated for my review.
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