TBR Challenge: Go Fetch
I decided the TBR challenge (paranormal romance this month) offered the perfect opportunity to read the second book in Shelly Laurenston's werewolf series. The first is Pack Challenge, which I really enjoyed. Go Fetch was also wonderful: 4 out of 5.
1. Title/Author
Go Fetch by Shelly Laurenston.
2. Brief Synopsis
Conall has wanted Miki ever since he first saw her, but she's continually given him the brush off. When she is attacked by unknown people, Conall becomes more protective than ever, even though Miki can take care of herself. She finds herself liking to have him around, however.
3. Copyright Year
2004.
4. Indicate if you liked or disliked it?
I definitely liked it for many of the same reasons I liked the previous book. Miki is not a heroine who says she can take care of herself and then immediately gets into danger and must be rescued. She is tough and strong. Conall is a great character as well. They are definitely well matched.
I didn't like the end when everyone had to give their opinion about the situation (I'm trying to be vague to avoid spoilers), but other than that, I enjoyed it a lot. I'm interested in the third book of the series, so I'll have to get that sometime. Wish it would come out in print.
5. Was the book designated a DIK or Five Heart book at any of the review sites?
Not sure.
6. Do you agree or disagree with the reviewers?
Not applicable.
7. Is this a new author for you?
No.
8. Would you read more by this author?
Definitely. I just have to decide what.
Labels: 4.0 reviews, e-books, i-l reviews, paranormal reviews, tbr challenge
3 Comments:
I think you can get the first book in print now.
I really enjoy this series.
Oh I loved this series, I remember I'd been annoyed at some of the dross that I'd been reading, and I decided to try Shelly (despite the crappy purchasing system on the website) and I loved it because it made me laugh out loud, and you know any book that can do that is always a winner!
I have her non-series stuff, but I haven't gotten around to reading it yet. Too many ebooks, not enough time!
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