While knowing full well that this is a M/M Shifter Romance
and that while reading Paranormal in general all belief must be suspended; and
even knowing that for the story as written to have a ‘happy’ ending it was
somewhat necessary, it just went a little too far for me and teetered
precariously on being silly.
I can handle the premise of mates in the paranormal genre
being ‘fated’, it’s neither new nor particularly unique, and I’m okay with
that. I’m okay with the intensity of
feeling experienced in such romances as these, be it straight or gay, and I’m
really rather fine with ‘sharing’ the heated consequences of its expression –
totally fine with it actually. But the
conclusion to this little novel of Cardeno C’s left me feeling a little bit
disappointed… sort of like when I am exposed to some feminist sentiment where
they advocate that there is no use in the world for men.
Undoubtedly I’m just being a little precious (hey, it’s
allowed – these are my feelings), and having read other totally satisfactory
offerings from this author in his other scintillating – Hope Collection &
Home series, nothing untoward or suggestive was probably meant by it. I guess I’m just a little jealous God didn’t see
fit to offer us women the same facility as Cardeno C. offered to Wesley.
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for the luscious cover though… it is hot!)
Sydney Whyte
Rating Chart
«……………….A no goer
««……………Alright, but not a re-read
«««………..Liked it
««««…….Loved it
«««««…Amaze-balls – ticks all the boxes!!!
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