Book Review: A Shifter's Curse by Raven Steele & Ava Mason
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
""I heard about what you did. That took some balls." "Ovaries,” I corrected.
I'm one of those people that curses like a sailor around people I know won't be offended. If that's a turnoff for you, don't bother with this series. You will think the heroine is juvenile and crass.
Personally, I don't mind swearing and I like my heroes to have room to grow and learn rather than being flung in front of me fully-formed and all-knowing. That's what the wise, teacher character is for. Still with me? Good.
I was pleasantly surprised by the use of fairly common tropes that didn't leave me feeling bored or like I had the answers already. I can see where a lot of things are heading, but I was given just enough information to ponder without the answers being plain-as-day. I feel like that's the best way to describe this book. "Exceeded expectations."
My favorite part of any book is the characters and I always watch to see if they resemble each other. In this series, it feels like everyone is their own person and everyone has a secret in a Mafia-style werewolf pack. I, personally, need to find out all the secrets, so I'll be reading the next one, now.
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