What is your opinion?
Lost Werewolf
"This second book is just as intense as the first one if not more so. Volya’s journey continues with his visions of the past affecting the future. I’m happy he was able to meet his family. I’m so glad he decided being with Liam was where he belongs and that the fears of being rejected doesn’t have to rule him. Liam’s love, patience and understanding is so beautiful and I’m happy when he realizes that’s all he needs and wants. Even if he goes to find the other boys or adopts his older sister’s son in the future being with Liam is one thing he doesn’t want to give up. Amazing story author thank you for sharing it with me. 💞🩷💞"
Unusual take on werewolves
"I really enjoyed this story. It is different to most werewolf stories I’ve read in that it’s set in modern earth and offers a possible reality, albeit one involving magic. The biggest surprise was weaving centaurs into the story. I wasn’t sure where the author was going chosing to make the first “modern day” Alpha homosexual, however, magic is involved with conceiving new life within the women-only werewolf pack so I suppose that doesn’t really matter. Sperm is not needed for these gals. I do hope that a sequel is written because I would really like to know how Volya’s life progresses with Liam’s very public human life, and how he finds and saves the male werewolves and builds his “men-only” pack. And do they ever transition from using magic to good old fashioned procreation? It’s also PG-13 which I actually liked because it put more emphasis on the characters lives and still touched on suggested romances. "
