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Sunday, January 20, 2013
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| episode 1 |
What wolf doesn't like a romp? Jen falls hard for her boss, Rob, but there's a big problem. He's a werewolf and he brings his fun to the office. The first part of a series guaranteed to make you howl.
I found this novelette funny and a great read!
I only had one issue with it... It was too short! I know it is a novelette, it is supposed to be short but I fell in love with Jen and really wanted more story. No one wants to leave when they are having a good time and I was having a wonderful time.
The book opens to a disgruntled Jen coming into the office and listening to her boss' latest sexual moon driven episode. Her office is a huge mess because apparently her boss Rob decided that her desk and the area around it needed to be christened with his love pheromones. Several things happen and I followed it, completely rooting for Jen to get the guy.
Jen and Rob are both shifters. Rob is the big bad wolf and Jen the little bitty mouse. This could cause a problem but with the help of a little magic she thinks might have a way to fix their problem. This results in a hilarious episode where the heroine needs saving.
I really want to read the rest of the books now that I have had a taste of this little one. I am rating it 4 out of 5.
About the author:
Jeanette Raleigh is an artist and author who has spent most of her life at some creative pursuit. Whether painting a castle or writing a novel, Jeanette enjoys the playful aspects of creation and strives to make worlds where others feel at home.
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