After a fiery exit from
Afghanistan, Tim Madison is promoted to major. Jeremy Wagner is a civilian,
just beginning his Transition to True Alpha. As a lone wolf, he has no one to
teach him the vital principles of strong leadership. After a volatile chance encounter,
Tim and Jeremy form an intimate bond.
As Jeremy prepares to someday
lead his own pack, Tim struggles with military werewolves being needlessly
maimed in combat, as well as specifically targeted by hostile forces. Despite
Tim and Jeremy’s feelings, werewolf and human politics or family conflict could
prevent their mate-bond.
I absolutely adored the first
book. Strength of the Wolf did not disappoint, sometimes when a book wows you
that much, you don’t think it can be topped, but this one was just as amazing
as the first.
I enjoyed Tim, he’s Marine and
really good at his job, I think it’s perfect that he ends up with a civilian
wolf. I think it allows him to relax and also was a fantastic way for Ms.
Mckenna to show the reader how the civilian wolves live. I also had a better
understanding of True Alphas after meeting Jeremy and watching him become the
man he was meant to be.
Jeremy was a fun character. I
really loved him, from the very moment we met him. He just inspired me to love
him, with his sassy attitude and trying to take on Noah. There were a lot of
politics and family drama but it is all perfect for the story. There was no
superfluous angst, just the right amount to allow the characters to really
bond.
I really can’t recommend this
story enough, it’s an amazing world that I want to spend all of my time in. It’s
smart, fun and full on one of the best worlds ever built by an author. I couldn’t
put it down, I read it in one sitting late at night, and it’s not a small book.
I purchased my own copy and I was not compensated for my review.
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