Shattered Secrets (In the Shadow of the Wolf, #1)

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Shattered Secrets (In the Shadow of the Wolf #1)

by Diane Adams (Goodreads Author), R.J. Scott (Goodreads Author)

3.74 of 5 stars 3.74 · rating details · 593 ratings · 81 reviews

Jamie is human and he's a wolf. Werewolves aren't just some supernatural fairytale. They are a living breathing part of society. Once they hid their true natures, but now they are out and proud. Wolves are an accepted part of society, but even with all the new laws, it's not easy.

Race relations made society complicated enough, then came the gay rights movement adding a who...more

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Published August 27th 2011 by Silver Publishing

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Aug 27, 2011 Beatrice rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: gay-romance, paranormal

This was a writing tandem I couldn't pass over. Both are talented and are able to weave stories that can capture readers. Add in this book's paranormal aspects (and somewhat of an alternative world feel) and you have yourself a sure reader in me.

I definitely liked this one. I did catch some errors and weaknesses, of course, but I'll get to that later. I think what fascinated me the most here is the presentation of a darker aspect of the paranormal society. The integration of humans and shifters,...more This was a writing tandem I couldn't pass over. Both are talented and are able to weave stories that can capture readers. Add in this book's paranormal aspects (and somewhat of an alternative world feel) and you have yourself a sure reader in me.

I definitely liked this one. I did catch some errors and weaknesses, of course, but I'll get to that later. I think what fascinated me the most here is the presentation of a darker aspect of the paranormal society. The integration of humans and shifters, the segregation in terms of the bars and clubs as well as the discrimination laws, and even the concept of "breaking" itself – all these play important roles in the book. Definitely a darker society. There is no hiding of true natures here, but horrible crimes are ever present. I loved reading all about it, even if it horrified me every time they talked about how wolves ended up when they were broken.

At times, though, I felt like the information was dumped in one big dose, kind of like an information overload. Someone who isn't paying close attention to the dialogue might get lost during the scenes in the beginning where a lot of things are explained. Dynamics are also explained in passing, like the ages of maturity and imprinting and mating – but these weren't as detailed as the explanation of the effects of breaking and how it relates to the year after the first change. Some aspects that I would've liked to get more on were only mentioned in passing, like the process of breaking. We never really get to know how these guys break a wolf. Also, sorry if this seems like a dense question, but what's the difference between imprinting and mating? Is it just in terms of imprinting being a protective measure, with mating the result of a sexual relationship between an imprinted pair? Or does it go deeper than that? I had a lot of questions in my mind. However, I was told that there might be more world-building in the next book, so I'll hold my breath for that one.

The characters were likeable enough. I can't say that they were extremely well-rounded and three-dimensional, but they were real enough that I felt for them. I definitely sympathized with Jamie as he went through Rob's rejection. Rob started out as a bit of a prick, but then kind of redeemed himself towards the middle of the book. I suppose his change of attitude towards Jamie was a bit sudden, but I could easily pass it off as the imprinting and something else being the catalysts. The secondary characters were good as well, although you could clearly point out who will be the protagonists in the next books because they got more screen time, and thus, more development in their situations. I liked Doug and Nick. They weren’t your usual alpha types in the sense that they wanted everyone to submit to them.

In terms of the writing itself, there were a couple of errors but none of them were major. A few awkward sentences here and there, as well as a couple of formatting mistakes – nothing major that will take away from a reader's enjoyment of the book. Towards the end I also spotted an inconsistency with the ages of the characters, but it only came up once so I'm hoping that it would be rectified (as well as the age being clarified) in the next book. The pacing was good for a relatively short story; there were a couple of slow moments in the beginning but they were mostly scenes where things were explained. Overall, though, I definitely liked this book. Looking forward to reading the next one!(less)

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Aug 28, 2011 MandyM rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-romance

Promising first installment in a new M/M shifter series from two very popular authors. In Adams & Scott's shifter world there are some interesting changes to the usual mythology. Wolves go through their first change around puberty and for that whole year they are very vulnerable to 'imprinting'.

In this story young wolf Jamie meets Rob at a 'humans only' club and he imprints before revealing his true nature. Rob is a human cop and part of the Wolf/Human Police Task Force. His experience with...more

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Aug 31, 2011 Lady*M rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-romance, paranormal

This was a pleasant pastime story, but nothing more than that. It's a shame because the first scene was more than promising and the potential was there, but I felt that everything that could make this story exceptional was underplayed or simply missing. What worked for me was the difference in how humans and wolves matured and how some wolves could be considered adult at very young age, while the others were considered immature even in their twenties. I liked Jamie and how his wolf didn't follow...more This was a pleasant pastime story, but nothing more than that. It's a shame because the first scene was more than promising and the potential was there, but I felt that everything that could make this story exceptional was underplayed or simply missing. What worked for me was the difference in how humans and wolves matured and how some wolves could be considered adult at very young age, while the others were considered immature even in their twenties. I liked Jamie and how his wolf didn't follow everyone's expectations and the fact that the "imprinting" didn't exactly mean the insta-love.

However, I felt that the authors didn't use the possibility of breaking as well as they could have. This is suppose to be the big "secret" from the title and the implications are truly horrific and, yet, things were neatly solved with hardly any consequence for our protagonists. The second thing that didn't work well was Rob. Although his later explanation as of why he opposed to human/wolf relationships had merit, his initial reaction was that of a seasoned bigot (including ridiculous rationalizations) and I simply couldn't forget it until the end of the book. He changed his mind in a heartbeat and I couldn't help but think that this was another missed opportunity for the authors, another conflict they could have explored. Also, I don't know why authors insist on making someone a cop if they don't plan to make him a good cop. This man works closely with the wolves and it never occurs to him that something is amiss. The idea that a cop, any cop, would even consider Jamie's involvement in the case, after he was severely beaten, is ridiculous. Also, we hardly know anything about our protagonists' lives outside of the story. We know Jamie's parents threw him out when they found out he was gay and that's it. Rob is a cop - and that's it. We don't even get to see their first meeting. And, finally, the authors showed their hand too early: it's easy to see where (at least) the second book will go as well as who the two other couples will be.

The sex scenes (especially the first one) were hot, there were some funny one-liners and, yes, the final scene was very cute, but I hoped for more depth, considering who the authors are. The book was short and easy to read and I'm curious to see how the things will work for Doug, so I'll pick up the next book, but I definitely expected more. (less)

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Sep 02, 2011 Cayce rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

This book is a typical example of she bites off more than she can chew. Maybe if the book was longer, it would've been better developed.
I had problems with the case, and with the characters too. Jamie came off as an alpha wolf in the first scene, then he became a submissive fluffy. But he was at least a cutie. Rob on the other hand was really unsympathetic and quite an ass****, with a sudden attitude change, which came out of left field, any real reason (was it because of the bond?).
And I thin...more

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Aug 31, 2011 Edina Rose rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is a very cute AND quite "modern" shifters story.

The shifting phenomenon here is great! There are some clever/interesting new concepts like breaking or the myth about scents and smells.

The lifestyle is also kind of modern and does not revolve around pack meetings and hunting during the full moon. The shifters can be seen living a normal life, using social networking websites to connect, chat, discuss teenage shifters issues; they don't have exactly the same problems as human teenagers/you...more

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Aug 28, 2011 Pia Veleno rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: queer-mm

I couldn't put it down. I haven't read many of those lately.

What I liked:

1. No Insta-Love! Sure there was the imprinting thing, but it wasn't just sniff and fall in love like in so many other shifter stories. Plus, the imprinting came with its own interesting issues/traits.

2. I liked how Rob dealt with the imprinting, and the revelation of shifter secrets. He was a good human-cop character.

3. I enjoyed Jamie's versatility-- a wolf that can be both submissive and dominant, and while still wolf-yo...more

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Mar 10, 2013 Ayanna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, reviewed

Okay, the main reason this book has such a high rating is because Jaime is such a woobie and I have an extreme soft spot for well-written woobies. There are some weird character flaws with Rob going on, but he was mostly a plot device for me (anything for the sake of Jaime's happiness!) so w/e.

Oh, these tragic innocent heroes. Why do I love you so much? Actually, I do kind of have an answer to that. I've theorized that it's probably because I know I'll never be one of them. I'd be too...calculat...more Okay, the main reason this book has such a high rating is because Jaime is such a woobie and I have an extreme soft spot for well-written woobies. There are some weird character flaws with Rob going on, but he was mostly a plot device for me (anything for the sake of Jaime's happiness!) so w/e.

Oh, these tragic innocent heroes. Why do I love you so much? Actually, I do kind of have an answer to that. I've theorized that it's probably because I know I'll never be one of them. I'd be too...calculating. Long years of reading novels has left me too knowledgeable about human nature in some ways and too jaded in others. I could go on, but I won't burden you with an existential crisis here in the review pane, so yeah.

Weird, but not bad. Not bad at all. Very endearing in many ways. It has all the elements I like. The Innocent One, the Alpha Male, the "I respect you enough to take turns"/"I'm not a complete bigotted asshole," the intrigue, the pseudo-brainwashing thing, the sex slave trafficking thing, that kid with the trauma and the memory loss thing, stuff, yeah... It even has a kitty :D

ETA nvmd. Changed it to a 3. It's still a high three, though. Like, a 3.75 because it's got stuff I like. As a more holistic evaluation, though, it's probably more of a 3...

ETA:
Hmm...
It's overly explicative - tries to impart too much information in too little time - and rather overwrought at times, but still explores emotions and such.

But then...Jamie's 20, isn't he? How the hell is he a teen or underage then?

Despite all that, I liked the explorations into the breaking element. It's something that I can see as conceivable, but haven't encountered yet. It adds a tone of darkness that gives it depth, despite the quick overall escalation of the plot/romance.

I mean, it's kind of like insta-love because you're not quite sure if Rob really does dislike wolves or not - but it doesn't matter because he quickly comes to accept his mate wholeheartedly. But if you get over that/past that part, then it's quite enjoyable. I rather liked their character interactions; it was just too cute.

And the kitty at the end...
That beautiful metaphoric cherry on top.(less)

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Aug 27, 2011 Bubbles Hunty rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, d-i-k

This is my new favorite Shifter Book

Once I started reading I couldn't read it fast enough. The writing/characters/story drew me in right away. I was so into the book before I knew it I was finished, I was sad it was over because I wanted more of these guys and their world (luckily the sequel is currently being written).

I loved the shifter world. This is the first book I have read like this. I liked how unique the characters and setting was, shifters might be a common theme in this genre but this...more

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Sep 10, 2011 Meggie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: shape-shifters

The plot in book was fresh and interesting, but I have to admit, that I really disliked it, when a main couple that's Jamie and Rob, met at some past event, as one night stand, and we didn't actually read about it in the story. It was simple mentioned at the start, so it let me feel like the book started with chapter two and chapter one was left out, which wasn't good. Overall it was enjoyable story.

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Sep 01, 2011 Sadonna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm, pdf

I read this story in close to one sitting. This the first of a shifter series (not sure how many are planned) and sets up the "rules" of this shifter world. This is a little bit different than most other shifter worlds I've read about. There are new "secrets" of how this particular world works. I'm already a big fan of both Diane and RJ, so I knew I wouldn't be disappointed. My only complaint is it's too short -I want more of these guys!

Jamie is a young gay wolf shifter who is drawn to Rob, a hu...more

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Sep 06, 2011 ♥♥ Amaranth rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, paranormal, own

The guy in the foreground is very handsome!

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Sep 14, 2011 Davina rated it 4 of 5 stars

bout time a book like this show up. it doesn't have the constant looking for mates, really old one waiting for centuries find oh so young one or grrr don't touch mate! there's a plot where the young weres are missing, an man who's consider young by wolves imprints on a human who don't do inter-species bed play and everything plays out without the constan sex scenes or a needy mate

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Mar 26, 2013 Vivian rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: adored, fuzzy-feeling, gaymance

I don't know whether I unknowingly saved a life or something, but I've been having a fabulous reading streak lately (especially with shifter books).

Taking such an overused concept such as shapeshifters on board and actually being able to add something substantial to it is a pretty amazing feat, and this wonderful duo has so wonderfully achieved it. The execution isn't perfect, the ideas aren't 100% drawn out, but they're there, and they are fabulous.

This is a bit of a guilty pleasure read. It's...more

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Aug 28, 2011 Eva rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: pnr_wolves, crime-mystery-suspense-thriller, ctr-pnr_detectives-agents-pi-s-cops, paranormal-and-fantasy-fiction, mm-romance-or-erotica

I really enjoyed reading this.
I liked how the world was set up and the characters portrayed and after Rob got over his issues he and Jamie made a great couple. The idea of how the wolves mature at different paces and how in the first year they are woulnerable and can be broken was an interesting twist on your average wolf shifter book.
However the mystery of the missing wolves didn't quite manage to pull me in all the way and the whole thing seemed a bit unfinished. Maybe the issue will be revisi...more

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Nov 11, 2011 MsMiz (Tina) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: glbt-all, pdf

3.7

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Mar 31, 2013 Paris rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle, m-m

I think at this point in romance novels about shifters it is really difficult to add something new. Everything has been said already so many times and in so many books. Therefor, in my opinion, it is better to concentrate on relationship, instead of trying to amaze the public with new tricks.

So the author got this whole "breaking" thing going. And she was so excited by her own idea "nouveau" that she kept explaining and explaining and re-repeating herself over and over about the breaking of a wo...more

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Sep 29, 2012 Pixie Mmgoodbookreviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: shifters, crime, action, adventure

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I really enjoyed this one, it was a refreshing change to read a shifter book that wasn’t all about sex and mates; although there is a lot hot sex and some discussion about mating.

Rob is horrified when he finds out that Jamie is a Wolf. He has nothing against them personally but he wouldn’t have sex with one…if he had a choice. Jamie doesn’t usually sleep with humans but there is just something about Rob. When Ro...more

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Aug 30, 2011 Deeze rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really liked this one. It was a lovely change to read a shifter book based on story detail rather than sniff out mate and have lots of sex immediately.

Putting the review in a spoiler just in case

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Aug 29, 2011 Don Bradshaw rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: detective-police, gay-romance, gay-detective-cop, mystery, shifters

This story is the first of a three book series by two great authors. We get another spin on the werewolf so beware for something very different. Rob goes into a non-wolf dance club looking to pick up a one night stand. Wolves are an open part of society and Rob is a cop assigned to human/wolf relations. Rob picks up a hot, younger, Jamie but has no clue that Jamie is a wolf. Wolves in their first year of changing are easily mastered and Ron unintentionally imprints on Jamie. This story was a ro...more

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Sep 02, 2011 Heather♥ rated it 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

I thought the opening scene in the club and the sex that followed was a smoking hot way to start out the book. But then Rob had to go be a big poophead when he found out Jamie was a shifter. I felt bad for Jamie because he was adorable and Rob's reaction didn't make a lot of sense to me considering he was part of the Wolf/Human Team for the police. It took a bit for me to warm up to Rob because of that and considering his negative feelings about Jamie I was a little surprised at his sud...more

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Jul 20, 2012 Kerry sullivan rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: gay-fiction, paranormal-urbanfantasy, shifter-werewolf, thriller-suspence-mystery

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What can I say about this book apart from OMFG...... this story blew me away!! I loved the world that was painted, I loved that shifter were out and I loved that the world was as realistic as I think it could have been. The story was exciting and suspenseful and kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. I didn't just read this book I devoured it!! Jamie and Rob where explosive together and had just enough tension between them to keep it reall...more

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Sep 08, 2011 Portia rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review first appeared on MM Good Book Reviews.

Pixie’s Reader’s Review: I really enjoyed this one, it was a refreshing change to read a shifter book that wasn’t all about sex and mates; although there is a lot hot sex and some discussion about mating.

Rob is horrified when he finds out that Jamie is a Wolf. He has nothing against them personally but he wouldn’t have sex with one…if he had a choice. Jamie doesn’t usually sleep with humans but there is just something about Rob. When Rob kicks h...more This review first appeared on MM Good Book Reviews.

Pixie’s Reader’s Review: I really enjoyed this one, it was a refreshing change to read a shifter book that wasn’t all about sex and mates; although there is a lot hot sex and some discussion about mating.

Rob is horrified when he finds out that Jamie is a Wolf. He has nothing against them personally but he wouldn’t have sex with one…if he had a choice. Jamie doesn’t usually sleep with humans but there is just something about Rob. When Rob kicks him to the curb, Jamie realizes what has happened too late.

I thought the way that Rob handled everything was masterful, Jamie was headstrong and willful the supporting characters were incredible, too. They really added to the story. The story line is fantastic and written really well. Hopefully, this is opening up a new avenue in shifter stories where we have more realistic story lines and a different aspect to the ‘mating’ rules.

If you love shifter stories, hot men and crime stories then this is for you. Diane Adams & R.J. Scott, I can’t wait for the next one.

Portia’s Writer’s Review: For those of you thinking about writing a paranormal series, Shattered Secrets would be an excellent case study. Scott and Adams took a lot of time world building, without distracting the reader away from the main plot. The characters are wonderfully developed. I especially like the evolution of Rob. The attraction between Rob and Jamie is instant, but the love match takes a lot longer to develop.

Since this is obviously part of a series, there are some nice tidbits that will make you want to read the next story. The problem, if not the actual bad guys, is identified and the book ends on a deliciously suspenseful note. But, I didn’t have that unsatisfied feeling of incompletion that is too often present in series novellas. If I never read another book in this series, I felt that Scott/Adams wrote a complete story.

RJ Scott and Diane Adams are both phenomenal writers individually. Together they have created a series that is smart and sexy. May the literary gods bless this union for a very long time.

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Oct 27, 2012 Jacqueline rated it 2 of 5 stars

Good plot. Nice chemistry enjoyed this story.

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Oct 19, 2011 Joseph rated it 4 of 5 stars

This particular book was an easy, not too many twists and turns, type of novel. I enjoyed the fact that I could just sit down and zone out and focus in on the story at hand without too many subplots distracting me. I enjoyed the characters and am HIGHLY interested in following the evolving story of this series. These are good authors, and this story has amazing potential. I hope the story just gets better as the series goes along. My only issue I had with the novel was that I felt the plot was s...more

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Oct 29, 2011 ❂ Endless rated it 3 of 5 stars

3.5 that could've been a 4 with better editing.

The story felt different. The premise has a refreshing spin on it that makes this book stand out from the rest of the "shifter/werewolf" books out there. This specific attribute is the charm that pulled me in from the start and kept me hooked till the end without any breaks. :-)

Perhaps this has to do with 2 authors writing it or i dunno... but i really missed RJ Scott's fluid style of writing which I enjoyed greatly in "The Heart of Texas". This boo...more

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Oct 02, 2012 Ashley E rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: owned

I liked this one a lot. It's different from the usual paranormal romance in that our human hero, Rob, is not enamored of shifters. In fact, while he's fine with them personally and professionally, he firmly believes that interspecies relationships just aren't a good idea in general. And he has pretty darn good reasons to back this up. As you might imagine though, this causes... a bit of strain when he realizes that Jamie is a wolf. Jamie wasn't purposely trying to hide it, but... it got pushed t...more

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Mar 10, 2013 JustJen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, mm, paranormal

I really enjoyed this different take on shifters. They can come into their change (first time of shifting) at pretty much any time up until they hit 20 or so, and when it occurs plays a big role in how their wolves are. They are extremely vulnerable in the first year of this shifting, which is a small piece of the bigger picture and mystery of this story. Jamie is a real sweetheart. Rob was a bit of a prick, but his reasons are quickly explained. I was a little disappointed at how quickly he cha...more

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Apr 13, 2012 Leann Marshall rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: cops, contemporary, mystery, shifters

On the earth of Shattered Secrets shifters are a new minority group living openly in society. Rob is a cop who doesn’t mind shifters but doesn’t like shifter/human mixed relationship. Jamie is a young shifter who tricks rob into sleeping with him. Jamie ends up imprinting on Rob. In the meantime someone is breaking young shifters and selling them as slaves. Of course Rob & Jamie must work out their issues and stop the bad guys. How the shifter laws and the imprinting of shifters and the brea...more

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Aug 28, 2011 Ami rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-cops-detective-guard, mm-fantasy-paranormal-futuristic, mm-shifters

This is the first collaboration of Diane Adams and R.J. Scott, and they take a shifter theme. For me, some part work, some don't. What works ... I like how Diane and R.J. try to infuse something new to the shifter myth. It can be very repetitive, you see. But they give the idea of adulthood, breaking, and imprint, which are not common (I think). Though I have to be honest, that I don't get the imprint thing very much :). Jamie is pretty adorable. The ending where he uses his puppy/wolfy eyes to...more

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Oct 22, 2011 Fairy / Anna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: crime-mystery-thriller, m-m-cops-pi-agents, m-m-romance, m-m-shifters

I like this one. Maybe I'm in minority or maybe not. Don't care, cause I was in the mood for something like that :)

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“Rob opened the door, and a tiny kitten ran out. It stopped to sniff Rob‟s ankle and arched its back, spitting tiny kitty defiance at him. Rob scooped it up. The tiny black bundle barely filled his palm. Dark as ink, the only mark on it was a tiny white spot between its eyes. Rob looked up from the kitten to meet Jamie‟s wide-eyed attempt at innocence. "There was a cat in my closet."
"I can explain," Jamie offered.
Rob returned to the bed. He dropped the kitten in Jamie‟s lap, causing it to poke unfortunate things with tiny needle claws.
"Damn!" Jamie yelped, grabbing the kitten and putting a sheet between his delicate parts and danger. "I took out the trash yesterday, and there she was almost buried in a snow bank shivering."
"It was ninety degrees yesterday, and there is no snow." Rob sat down on the edge of the bed. "Aren‟t you supposed to hate cats?"
Jamie cuddled the tiny creature in his hands. It wrestled with his fingers. "That‟s dogs. I‟m not a dog, I‟m a wolf. There might not have been a snow bank, but it was dirty and hungry and very sad.” — 8 people liked it

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