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vicki_williams 's review for:
Of Betrayal and Monsters
by Alice Winters
4.5 stars.
The overall story arc continues with twists and turns that keep things interesting and intriguing. Quinn and Rowan finds themselves as a pack within a pack striving to make things better for all. It doesn’t stop their witty banter/one liners/deadpan humour although it does put a dampener on the steamy times but they do manage to squeeze in some.
There’s a great balance between the comedy and action elements that keep the plot flowing, a bit of angst, a cardboard box and the dilemma and hilarity of shifting whilst fully clothed.
The larger pack is ready to continue the battle in the third and final book which is nicely set up at the end.
This is not a standalone so please read book 1 first.
The overall story arc continues with twists and turns that keep things interesting and intriguing. Quinn and Rowan finds themselves as a pack within a pack striving to make things better for all. It doesn’t stop their witty banter/one liners/deadpan humour although it does put a dampener on the steamy times but they do manage to squeeze in some.
There’s a great balance between the comedy and action elements that keep the plot flowing, a bit of angst, a cardboard box and the dilemma and hilarity of shifting whilst fully clothed.
The larger pack is ready to continue the battle in the third and final book which is nicely set up at the end.
This is not a standalone so please read book 1 first.