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Susan Fernando susanfernando — Oh goodness, I want more books like this one. Sebastian's Wolves has so much of what I look for in an m/m: high emotions, steamy sex scenes, lovable characters, and that something extra that just grabs you and holds on. Sebastian had me from the first page with his capacity to love. I was crying (not just your watery eyes or a stray tear!) crying only ten pages in. Usually when something of great impact early in a book it's easy to shrug off, but I was fully invested as if I'd known these characters for at least 100 pages, rather than 10. A discussion the other day brought up how satisfying it was to see both 'wicked' and 'sweet' in the book we were talking about. That's the best way to describe the love (yes, and the sex!) in Sebastian's Wolves: wicked and sweet, and oh-so-satisfying. If I had one setback, it would be how events and emotions progressed in the second half of the book. (view spoiler) A mating bond between wolves happens instantaneously, yes, but I think the story would have worked just as well if the "L" word had waited. (But I could also see that as Sebastian's nature to hold nothing back when it comes to love.) As for the events, I got a little confused as to time progression and what the focus of the story was. Maybe if the main conflict were tied in more throughout it would've helped solidify the story in my mind. But overall, it's a wonderful read that I'd recommend to those who like m/m, shifters, 'wicked and sweet,' and heartwarming supporting characters. I'd recommend a box of tissues, though! And since Sebastian is so wonderful on the cover, I found a visual reference for my idea of the other character for those of you interested…(view spoiler)