Title:
The Wolf Whisperer
Author:
Stephani Hecht
Publisher:
eXtasy Books
Publishers
URL: http://www.extasybooks.com
ISBN/BIN:
978-1-4874-0439-0
Genre:
{M/M}, Paranormal, Series
Rating:
3.5 Nymphs
Literary
Nymph Reviewer: Critter Nymph
There
are only two things you can do when one of your pack goes feral: put them down
or call the Wolf Whisperer and hope he can bring your pack member back to
you. That’s where Cree comes in. Sent to the Wayne County
pack to help one of their members, Cree is in for a big surprise. One that gives him hope that his life may
soon be changing.
The
fourteenth book in the Wayne County
Wolves series, The Wolf Whisperer, is different from what we have seen in
the past. Cree is a Whisperer, called in
when wolves go feral. You would think
that he would be a wolf you wanted on your side. However, Cree is treated
almost as bad as assassins are, so when he shows up at Chris’ pack, he is
surprised by how he is treated. I really
felt for Cree when he tells how he has been treated in the past and his past
treatment also makes it easy to understand why he mistrusts what he sees and
hears while at the Wayne
County pack.
Burt
is a long time member of the Wayne
County pack; in fact he
grew up with Chris and is one of his betas.
When a current situation triggers memories from his past, he goes feral,
one of the worst things that can happen to a wolf. In order to protect the pack and Burt, he is
locked up in one of the pack’s cells. This
makes things harder for Burt, as his treatment, while not abusive, is not what
he is used to.
Readers
of the series are used to certain steps when it comes to mates coming
together. Because of Burt’s current
situation, things do not play out as normal.
This little switch gives the story a fresh feel, keeping it from being
just a rehashed story with a new title.
I liked the way the author has these two get to know each other, and the
build up to their coming together ends wonderfully.
There
is a visit from an old enemy that comes out of the blue but it ended as it
should have and left me wondering what, or who, would fill the void that was
just made. I did feel a little cheated as The
Wolf Whisperer came to an end as it felt like the story was just taking
off.

No comments:
Post a Comment