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Artlines Media _rtlines_ — I was really reluctant to read this book and I don't even know why. I found myself skipping over it in my book drawer. I finally listened to Tabatha and picked it up and to my surprise I couldn't put it down. There isn't one iota of this story that isn't luring you into the next chapter. The mystery, the sex, the characters, and the great unknown of what was awaiting you. This was my first book having to do with shifters as well as my first Jennifer Ashley book. I am so excited to find another amazing author whom I REALLY enjoy reading. Not too mention the perk of having the next book in the series to be released in days. To any skeptic out there who too keeps skipping over reading this...QUIT...just read you wont be disappointed.

Catherine Drummond _oldfeather — I really disliked this book for the first 240 pages - The main character is spoiled and selfish, and, since the story is told in the first person, it's impossible to escape her whiny narration. Fortunately, once Ben has her epiphanal moment and begins to mature, the novel improves remarkable. For the most part, the plot is quite original and exciting, but I wish Murdock hadn't decided to superficially include so many references to traditional fairy tales. Her plotting is strong enough to stand on it's own without these crutches and they only serve as distractions from the "real" story. I especially disliked the Sleeping Beauty allusion at the end - though it was interesting in its inversion, she could have easily come up with an original ending instead of recycling this tired, old one. The romance at the conclusion of the book seems rushed and completely unecessary. Ben and her Aunt Sophia are not typical fairy tale heroines-they are refreshingly strong, independent, and intelligent, so it's a great disappointment that Murdock decides to "marry them off" in order to achieve a stereotypical " happily ever after" at the end of the novel.