Pack Rule #5: Happy mate, happy fate.
Wolf Ranch: Fierce by Vanessa Vale & Renee Rose
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PACK RULE #5: HAPPY MATE, HAPPY FATE.
Fate has it in for me.
She’s sent me a human vet to stay in the bunkhouse. With me.
I might not have the wolf scent, but I have the hearing.
I learn she’s a virgin. I offer her two weeks.
Two weeks where I’ll show her a large animal. One she can’t resist.
Or at least one who can’t resist her.
I’ll prove she doesn’t know everything about four-legged beasts.
Especially not the fiercest ones who stalk their prey in the night.
Especially not one determined to prey on her.
Me.
Review:
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
Fierce is the fifth book in the Wolf Ranch series by Renee Rose and Vanessa Vale. Each book is a stand-alone, but I would recommend reading the books in order because this book contained spoilers about what happened in the previous four and especially about the story of Feral (book #3). I have to admit that Feral was the best in the series so far with Savage coming to a very close second.
It's not like this book was bad, but I had a couple of issues with it. The biggest one was Charlie's secret. I don't want to say much, so I will keep it to the minimum. Since it is revealed early on, Charlie has ordered a large amount of Ketamine that's going to be sold as a drug. I found the reason behind her actions to be weak as a motive she should have acted in a more reasonable way.
Another thing that bothered me is this line from the blurb "But I knew the first time I caught her scent she belonged to me." The problem is that Levi has not shifted into a wolf not even once in his life and he is not 100% certain that she is his mate, so he is holding a little bit back. He still has the possessive traits a wolf does and I liked him a lot.
The book had some good and some bad points. For me it's the weakest in the series, but overall it wasn't bad. Just not as good as the others.
It's not like this book was bad, but I had a couple of issues with it. The biggest one was Charlie's secret. I don't want to say much, so I will keep it to the minimum. Since it is revealed early on, Charlie has ordered a large amount of Ketamine that's going to be sold as a drug. I found the reason behind her actions to be weak as a motive she should have acted in a more reasonable way.
Another thing that bothered me is this line from the blurb "But I knew the first time I caught her scent she belonged to me." The problem is that Levi has not shifted into a wolf not even once in his life and he is not 100% certain that she is his mate, so he is holding a little bit back. He still has the possessive traits a wolf does and I liked him a lot.
The book had some good and some bad points. For me it's the weakest in the series, but overall it wasn't bad. Just not as good as the others.
About the Authors:
USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR RENEE ROSE is a naughty wordsmith who writes kinky romance novels. Named Eroticon USA’s Next Top Erotic Author in 2013, she has also won The Romance Reviews Best Historical Romance, and Spanking Romance Reviews’ Best Historical, Best Erotic, Best Ageplay and favorite author. She’s hit #1 on Amazon in the Erotic Paranormal, Western and Sci-fi categories. She also pens BDSM stories under the name Darling Adams.
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Vanessa Vale is the USA Today bestselling author of sexy romance novels, including her popular Bridgewater historical romance series and hot contemporary romances. With over one million books sold, Vanessa writes about unapologetic bad boys who don't just fall in love, they fall hard. Her books are available worldwide in multiple languages in e-book, print, audio and even as an online game. When she's not writing, Vanessa savors the insanity of raising two boys and figuring out how many meals she can make with a pressure cooker. While she's not as skilled at social media as her kids, she loves to interact with readers.
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