Kathleen (denbroncofan4evr) -
I really enjoyed this book. I'll do this review individually by stories:
Werelock by Dakota Cassidy: This is such a good story. It was funny but with some excitement. Addison's description of her family had me laughing out loud. She doesn't know when to be quiet but she's a smart lady. Not all foofoo - just down to earth.
Wild Ones by Kira Stone: This was a VERY HOT and erotically descriptive story about M/M/M/.. loving. Luc learns a huge lesson - one we can all learn. The story was well written and was enjoyable to read. It was interesting how Ms. Stone wove in the four elements with the wolves.
Witching Hour by Marteeka Karland: This is the first story I've read by this author and I'm hoping any others she has written are this good. It had me laughing in so many places. Hazel seems to be a dingbat but she has a spine and stands up to Drake. She can't help getting in trouble and doesn't realize why Drake hasn't made a mood on her. The story about her being such a virgin (at her age) was kind of 'out there' but it added to the story and you realized she had goals to accomplish first.
Wolfbound by Sierra Dafoe: Not too sure about this one. I really liked parts of it but the storyline was SO FAR OUT THERE. I mean, I like make-believe just as much as anyone else but, at least make it kind of believable - you know what I mean, so I can picture it somewhat. I mean come on... how does a guy (evidently a virgin) know how and what to do when 'doing it' when he's never done it? At least Jenna gets her head on straight by the end and we have a happily ever after - which I always like!
Werelock by Dakota Cassidy: This is such a good story. It was funny but with some excitement. Addison's description of her family had me laughing out loud. She doesn't know when to be quiet but she's a smart lady. Not all foofoo - just down to earth.
Wild Ones by Kira Stone: This was a VERY HOT and erotically descriptive story about M/M/M/.. loving. Luc learns a huge lesson - one we can all learn. The story was well written and was enjoyable to read. It was interesting how Ms. Stone wove in the four elements with the wolves.
Witching Hour by Marteeka Karland: This is the first story I've read by this author and I'm hoping any others she has written are this good. It had me laughing in so many places. Hazel seems to be a dingbat but she has a spine and stands up to Drake. She can't help getting in trouble and doesn't realize why Drake hasn't made a mood on her. The story about her being such a virgin (at her age) was kind of 'out there' but it added to the story and you realized she had goals to accomplish first.
Wolfbound by Sierra Dafoe: Not too sure about this one. I really liked parts of it but the storyline was SO FAR OUT THERE. I mean, I like make-believe just as much as anyone else but, at least make it kind of believable - you know what I mean, so I can picture it somewhat. I mean come on... how does a guy (evidently a virgin) know how and what to do when 'doing it' when he's never done it? At least Jenna gets her head on straight by the end and we have a happily ever after - which I always like!
Sue L. (VampireRat) reviewed Wolf: Werelock / Wild Ones / Witching Hour / Wolfbound on + 83 more book reviews
This variety of werewolf stories included 1) a male werewolf who must protect a talisman with his life that a female human just dug up, 2) a pack of 4 homosexual werewolves who also control 4 elementals, 3) a male werewolf who finds his mate is a young virgin witch, and 4) a female author who is saved by a wild virgin werewolf who has never experienced human contact. Interesting for the different takes on werewolves, but not exceeding entertaining. It was hard to connect with most of the characters in such short stories.
