Title:
Run, Alger! Run
Author:
Stephani Hecht
Publisher:
eXtasy Books
Publisher’s
URL: http://www.extasybooks.com
ISBN/BIN: 978-1-77111-265-9
Genre:
{M/M}, Paranormal, Series
Rating:
4.5 Nymphs
Literary
Nymph Reviewer: Critter Nymph
Alger
and the other shifters in his little pack are in hiding. For one reason or the other, Alger and the others
are all considered rare in the shifter world.
Fear of being captured by one of the more predominate shifter societies
has kept them afraid to ask for help.
When Alger sneaks away to the county fair, the last thing he thought he
would do was come across his mate.
Run, Alger! Run is the newest addition to the Wayne County Wolves series. Fans of the author’s Lost Shifters series know that the Wayne County Wolves is a spin-off centered on the wolf pack ruled
by Chris. This is also the same pack
that Russell’s pack merged with, explaining why the first two stories in the
series have been about members of Russell’s former inner circle. Nico was Russell’s beta and, like other
members of the former pack, is having a little trouble adjusting to the change.
Alger is a rabbit shifter, something that’s believed to be extinct in the
shifter world.
I
really liked this story. The author
does a great job pairing couples together and Nico and Alger are no
exception. These two clash from the
beginning and the attraction between them is intense. I liked seeing them come together and once
they do, they heat up the pages. Since the
men are shifters, their world is not a quiet one and the author throws a lot of
conflict in that keeps the reader’s interest.
The action found in this story is not the only thing that will hold your
attention however. Many previous
characters show up playing the role of secondary characters that help move the
story along. There is also the
introduction of new characters who I am sure will eventually find stories of
their own.
This
was a fun read and one I will read over again.
Readers should know that while Run,
Alger! Run is a stand-alone story, this series is one that should not be
missed.

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