Thane and Kalena are back in
Wolf in Exile Unchained. This story
picks up where the second book Wolf in Exile
Captured takes off. Because this story is told in parts I suggest that
readers start with book one to fully understand what is happening.
Kalena: The ex-pharmaceutical
assistant to the V.P. has found herself not only in a shifter prison but
drugged with short term memory loss. With more questions than answers her only
support is Thane. But how do you trust someone whose brother (Gavril) is the
reason you are in danger?
Thane has never felt this way towards another
especially a human. Kalena sparks something in Thane that he hasn’t felt in
centuries. A lone wolf with more family drama and danger than anyone knows.
What do you do when the person you want to protect is in danger by just being
with you?
Gavril, Thane’s brother owns
Silex Pharmaceutical and has been testing his drugs on unsuspecting people this
time one of the persons is Kalena the very person who Thane is now willing to
risk his life and freedom to protect. A complicated situation with many lives
at risk including Thane’s niece the rightful heir to the Silex fortune. Is
Thane now ready to take back his title as Alpha?
In the midst of danger a
strong desire blooms between the two. Kalena is not very experienced in the men
department but Thane is very well equipped to teach her what she has been
missing. The sex scenes between these two are off the charts. It’s a slow
build-up of foreplay and sexy banter.
This second installment
starts off with non-stop action. The author gives the reader insight into the
pack line and a mini-history lesson on how Thane came to be. The first book set
the scene this second story gave us the situation. As a reader my issue like it
always is with short stories is that I wish they were longer because as soon as
you get into the story it’s over. This story does end on a cliff-hanger with a
big decision left hanging in the air. I look forward to reading the follow-up
to this series. Please judge this book for yourselves and not based on this one
review.
**Note both books are available on Kindle Unlimited **
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