Dreaming of a White Wolf Christmas (crosspost)
Dreaming of a White Wolf Christmas
Terry Spear, 2017
New Release! I received a copy of this book from NetGalley for the purpose of review.
I sort of hate that I'm spending any more time and energy on this godforsaken turd of a book.
The heroine starts out on a camping trip, where she's bitten by what honestly sounds like a fluffy puppy. After some terrible description and confusion on my part, I guess that must have been a wolf because now she's a werewolf. She sees a mysterious wolf across a river. And that's the set-up.
Two years later, she has abandoned her friends and family to live alone and write paranormal romance. The author spends endless pages introducing the male lead by recapping what sounds like at least a dozen earlier books, none of which have any bearing on the events of THIS book.
The male lead is a PI who's been hired to find her because her adoptive parents died and left her money. It's mentioned a few times that the heroine is adopted, which is a good use of everyone's time because it NEVER matters to the plot at all.
Read the full review on Mainlining Christmas
Terry Spear, 2017
New Release! I received a copy of this book from NetGalley for the purpose of review.
I sort of hate that I'm spending any more time and energy on this godforsaken turd of a book.
The heroine starts out on a camping trip, where she's bitten by what honestly sounds like a fluffy puppy. After some terrible description and confusion on my part, I guess that must have been a wolf because now she's a werewolf. She sees a mysterious wolf across a river. And that's the set-up.
Two years later, she has abandoned her friends and family to live alone and write paranormal romance. The author spends endless pages introducing the male lead by recapping what sounds like at least a dozen earlier books, none of which have any bearing on the events of THIS book.
The male lead is a PI who's been hired to find her because her adoptive parents died and left her money. It's mentioned a few times that the heroine is adopted, which is a good use of everyone's time because it NEVER matters to the plot at all.
Read the full review on Mainlining Christmas
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