Review from Wolfsong →
Some seem to be offput by the style of the writing in this novel but I find it quite fitting. You’re a bastard TJ for all the feelings this story makes you feel. What a true villain you created here. What a sweet song these men sing together despite the real world troubles and trauma..
Review from Straight Boy →
I really enjoyed this story, it was heartwarming but the ending felt rushed and not as thought out or fleshed out as the rest of the book.
Review from Call the Bluff →
Wow – this book was even better than the first one. Now that the team are all on the same page (mostly, anyway; there are still a few dust-ups), they are handed a new, vital mission: Spread the news of what the Companies have been doing to the population. And – oh – the previous..
Review from Wolfsong →
After awhile I stopped caring because I felt the story could have been wrapped up so much quicker. Much like Twilight, the main character is whiny and annoying. And the sex scenes are pretty graphic. Won’t be reading the rest in this series
Wolfsong is EVERYTHING! I had never read anything like this series before. I loved them all so much I had to buy the audios. The Bennett pack is one that will forever stay with me. Masterful!!
Review from Heartsong →
Kirt is a great narrator. He kept me fully engaged in the story. Excellent work.
Review from Ties That Bind →
I liked the plot and the characters. Joey was very likable and was willing to work with Tony on issues dealing with the family dynamics. It’s always good to see how others connect to the family. I would recommend to my friends
Review from Wolfsong →
Loved the story but the repetition word on me. It became condescending because, yes, I listened to the previous chapters/hours of the book. If I knew the “I said, He said, what Ox’s father said, What Richard said” was going to be repeated 100 times, I would’ve started a checklist to see how baby times..
Review from Wolfsong →
This book left me wanting and not in a good way it was niche I wanted but it was so poorly done. The reputation the lack of depth to the character. Just being told things not being shown. The romance needed more. The Werewolf were completely lifted from twilight and put in this book. Things..
I’m a firm believer in both underdogs and second chances. Out of Character scratches both of those itches and is in itself a double entendre hinting at the plot. I really enjoyed learning more about Jasper and Milo’s story.