Sean Maddox has one
basic goal: to protect the Northwest Pack. That priority helps him stay
grounded—until the day the pack rescues Liam. Suddenly Sean is finding
any excuse to be around the sweet, blind shifter. But trying to focus
his thoughts on keeping Liam safe and not exploring the whole laundry
list of carnal fantasies he's been having is anything but grounding. It
doesn't help that Sean's wolf makes it damn clear it believes Liam
belongs to him.
From the first deep breath of Sean Maddox's intoxicating scent, all Liam wants to do is strip naked for the sexy beta and let the wolf claim him. Hiding away his desires seems like the best plan, given after a lifetime in captivity Liam is just learning what it means to be free. What does he know about being a mate? More to the point, would Sean even want him if he knew the truth?
As Sean and Liam struggle with their growing craving for each other an old enemy steps out of the shadows. With secrets lurking and fate twisting two worlds together a sacrifice must be made, but can the two mates live with the consequences?
From the first deep breath of Sean Maddox's intoxicating scent, all Liam wants to do is strip naked for the sexy beta and let the wolf claim him. Hiding away his desires seems like the best plan, given after a lifetime in captivity Liam is just learning what it means to be free. What does he know about being a mate? More to the point, would Sean even want him if he knew the truth?
As Sean and Liam struggle with their growing craving for each other an old enemy steps out of the shadows. With secrets lurking and fate twisting two worlds together a sacrifice must be made, but can the two mates live with the consequences?
This is book two in the Pack of Light series and even though
they are not left as cliffhangers, you really should read in order.
All the same players as the first book, but we are focused
more on Sean and Liam. All the rescued shifters have been with the new pack for
a couple of months and this book steps right in that time frame, you don’t feel
like you’ve missed time or events. I
liked how even though in the first book we got the basics on the difference
between the two, we got more of the story. But we also got pack life; more
feelings so we got more connected with the characters. Sean completely devoted
to Liam, and not understanding why. Liam thinking he was doing the right thing,
even though he knew it was wrong. But we
also got the tough “don’t mess with our pack or we’ll come and kick butt” as
well. Very nice balance can’t wait for the next.
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