Harbinger of Books

This is one long long book...like a novel and two novellas or maybe two novels. Not saying that I am complaining I kept thinking oh the story is concluding and nope I was like half way done.

The story opens with Aislynn is working as a bartender in a very sleazy bar with a VERY sleazy boss. Then one night a weird man comes in he sits in a corner and basically watches Aislynn all night and is to drunk to drive home. That man is Cullen and his is drinking to numb the pain of getting himself involved into a forced marriage. For some reason even at the very start Aislynn and Cullen feel a connection but both of them are a little more than what they bargained for.

Overall it is a good story. It is interesting to watch them each find a place in each others hearts and lives especially when there are certain parties who do not want them to be together and there is a threat to the pack.

I had a lot of issues with the formatting and the grammar/proofreading of this book. It was really confusing at some points to figure out who was speaking or what they meant. I also felt that some of the characters acted out of turn like an alpha who is very possessive is not so possessive when it is a woman touching your woman and you can feel her arousal? Then at times the author would have you present for a conversation then the character would rehash it for you...why I read it the first time??

Anyway it is a decent read and worth the money especially when you consider the length.