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Wolf Flight (Granite Lake Wolves #2)

by Vivian Arend (Goodreads Author)

3.91 of 5 stars 3.91 · rating details · 1,297 ratings · 68 reviews

An untriggered werewolf. A runaway Omega. It’s not easy fighting destiny.

Granite Lake Wolves, Book 2
Tad Maxwell’s workaholism serves to keep his bush-pilot company in the air, and his inner werewolf in check. In the two years since he discovered his heritage, he’s resisted the longing to test the power of his wolf side. It would mean compromising his human principles.

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Published October 27th 2009 by Samhain Publishing

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Mar 27, 2013 Delta rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of wolf-shifter romance

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The second novella in the Granite Lake Wolves series, Wolf Flight is a quick, light read. This series presents some lupine lore and uses terms differently than other series; however, I am still somewhat new to this genre. In some series, omega wolves are described as the weakest shifters with the least control of their wolves--at the bottom of the lupus-garou pecking order. In Wolf Flight, omegas are presented as very rare wolves with mystical gifts essential to the well-being of the p

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May 07, 2012 Guilty Pleasures rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Tad Maxwell has known he is a wolf for the last two years, and he doesn’t see his status changing anytime soon. His sister, Robyn, has just been triggered and become the mate of the Granite Lake pack’s Alpha, and he is starting to get even more frustrated with his wolf side then before. His skin literally is itching for his wolf to be set free, but he will not do his First Mating with just anyone. He wants it to be special, and to be with his Mate. Little...more KcLu's review posted on Guilty Pleasures

Tad Maxwell has known he is a wolf for the last two years, and he doesn’t see his status changing anytime soon. His sister, Robyn, has just been triggered and become the mate of the Granite Lake pack’s Alpha, and he is starting to get even more frustrated with his wolf side then before. His skin literally is itching for his wolf to be set free, but he will not do his First Mating with just anyone. He wants it to be special, and to be with his Mate. Little does he know that the one girl from high school he didn’t let himself want is not only a wolf, but she is also his mate.

Missy offers to be Tad’s First Mate thinking this will be a false mating, and she will lose her Omega powers. She doesn’t realize that he has been in love with her just as long as she has been in love with him. Her Omega side allows her to see that at possible the worse time. When she tells Tad that they are really True Mates he misunderstands the situation, and in an attempt to be noble and step away from Missy he causes them severe physical pain, because for a wolf you can’t just stop midway through these things. BUT once these two get their shenanigans all together and get to the smoking hot sex, they almost set your e-reader on fire.

This is a book with many turns that keep you guessing as to what will happen next. The beginning of the book opens with Missy dealing with the crazy brother of her dead husband. Because of the fact that she was never a true mate to her first husband and since she is an Omega, Doug is going to try and force her to mate him. Doug is beyond a bad wolf. He has been using the pack for illegal activities, and wants to force Missy to use her Omega powers to further that along. He is going to allow her to go on a six week research trip as part of her mourning. Then after that he will make her his. He has used a threat against her little sister to insure she doesn’t run off, or so he thinks. But how will her react after learning that Missy has mated to Tad while away and how will Missy insure the safety of her little sister??

I absolutely loved this book. Vivian has a talent when writing these quick reads. She does it in a masterful way that you don’t feel rushed or like you are missing part of the story. This is a great series. I like how the two books intertwine with each other. This is what I love about reading series books. I love when they feel like you are reading on big long book. Throw in some smoking hot sex between two smoking hot wolves, and I am one hooked gal!! I recommend y’all trying out this book and the series!!

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Nov 12, 2009 Booklover1335 rated it 4 of 5 stars

At the beginning it seemed like this story would be about Missy and her flight for freedom, but really I think this story was more about Tad and his acceptance and initiation into pack life and politics.

Tad is unlike most other heroes that I can remember reading in recent history, and that is because he is an Omega. An Omega is someone in the pack that experiences others feelings and intents, almost like intuition, and is a natural peacekeeper who selflessly puts others needs before his own. An...more At the beginning it seemed like this story would be about Missy and her flight for freedom, but really I think this story was more about Tad and his acceptance and initiation into pack life and politics.

Tad is unlike most other heroes that I can remember reading in recent history, and that is because he is an Omega. An Omega is someone in the pack that experiences others feelings and intents, almost like intuition, and is a natural peacekeeper who selflessly puts others needs before his own. An antithesis to an Alpha hero.

Tad doesn't realize he is an Omega, just recently found out he is a wolf, and is conflicted about being "triggered" so that he can take his wolf form. His reasons are complicated, and somewhat justified, even when he is reunited with his high school love....Missy, whom he has been secretly yearning for. I wanted Tad to claim Missy as a true Alpha would...no matter the consequences, and even though he yearns to do exactly that...he won't let himself, it goes against everything that he is as a character. I wanted Tad to take what he wanted, because it's what Missy wants too. For me he was too conflicted, not assertive enough...and basically just not an Alpha. And that is where I think the problem lies for me. It's not that his character was not written well, because it was. The author stayed true to what being an Omega male should be...unfortunately I've come to realize that I prefer Alpha's...and even Beta's, but not so much an Omega for a hero.

There are things that I loved about Wolf Flights, things that I thought were distracting, and things I wish would have been explored in more depth. I wish less time would have been spent on Missy's research group, because I thought it was just a distraction to the story, didn't really add to it, and the author could have spent the time on other aspects of the story I wanted more of. Missy had enough reason to leave her pack because of her evil brother-in-law. The research group was her excuse to leave, but I wish a more simple escape to Tad would have been written instead.

I wanted more of the sexy scenes like the one where Tad and Missy went dancing. It was a dance of seduction, and I wanted more like it. I also wanted to explore more of Tad's assimilation to the Wolf Pack and the hostility between "blue-bloods" and "half-breeds". This was mentioned briefly and the possibilities intrigued me. I hope this is something that is explored in the future and that this was just an introduction to a much deeper issue.

But the thing I missed the most was that the reader did not get to experience Tad's "change" into a wolf. I felt that the whole story was leading up to him being "triggered", finding his mate, and being able to experience what it is to be a Wolf. And while it wasn't essential to the love story, for me it felt incomplete without it.

Overall I enjoyed Wolf Flights, and would still recommend it despite what seems to be mostly negative comments. It is sexy, sometimes tortured, but also has moments of fun banter that will make you smile and maybe even make you laugh. I liked their love story. I liked that Missy turned to Tad, and I thought their Omega abilities were an interesting challenge. While I liked Tad as a character, he's just not my cuppa as a hero which is where most of my problems lie. I also wanted more of their story. Because what I did like, I REALLY LIKED. I will definitely be looking for the next one in this series, Wolf Games, due out early spring of next year.

Rating: 3.75 stars (B-)

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Apr 07, 2010 Beth rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Wolf Flight is the second book in the Granite Lake Wolves series by Vivian Arend and focuses on Tad and Missy’s relationship.

Both are friends from childhood and enjoyed a chaste teenage relationship that ended promptly when Missy moved away.

Now they’re in touch again and have agreed to meet up, which thanks to Missy’s job will be sooner rather than later.

While Tad might know he’s half wolf, an un-triggered one at that, he doesn’t know that Missy is in fact a full wolf. And when the...more

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Sep 28, 2012 Kelly rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebooks, paranormal-romance, read-in-2012

Dipping back into the Granite Lake Wolf series has been FUN! Tad and Missy are full of surprises - not the least of which is what they're capable of. I liked them. I liked that Missy was willing to risk everything to get away from her abusive Alpha. I liked that Tad was concerned that the lust Missy was feeling was all hormone induced. Wait. That sounds wrong. Hormone induced, like her wolf couldn't resist his. There. That's better.

Taking place more or less in tandem with the events in Wolf Sign...more

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Dec 27, 2012 Mskchick rated it 3 of 5 stars

I won this ebook from a contest on one of my book blogs. It was an enjoyable read, and would be a pleasant beach read. Not a long book, and not deep, but a good diversion. I liked book 1, Wolf Signs, more, but I want to try book 3 and later Granite Lake Wolves books as well.

Missy is trying to escape forcibly being mated to the evil brother of her dead husband. She was made to marry XX, but he was not her true mate. Now she is trying to trigger a one way bond to a new wolf that will wipe out here...more I won this ebook from a contest on one of my book blogs. It was an enjoyable read, and would be a pleasant beach read. Not a long book, and not deep, but a good diversion. I liked book 1, Wolf Signs, more, but I want to try book 3 and later Granite Lake Wolves books as well.

Missy is trying to escape forcibly being mated to the evil brother of her dead husband. She was made to marry XX, but he was not her true mate. Now she is trying to trigger a one way bond to a new wolf that will wipe out here special Omega abilities (a false mating), so that her brother-in-law will not want to marry her. She picks Tad as the guy she would be willing to be in love with, without him loving her back. She knew Tad from high school but moved away before they whole high school sweetheart thing could progress to anything really serious.

Tad is half wolf and half human. His sister Robyn has just been triggered and mated with Granite Lake's Alpha. The Granite Lake pack is not accepting of Tad, though, because he is a half breed and hasn't triggered (that is, changed into) his wolf yet. All it would take to trigger his change is having sex with a full wolf. But because of his scruples (which seem a bit much to me, frankly), he is waiting until he finds The One before he has sex with a female wolf for the first time. His honorableness did grate on me sometimes. Definitely NOT an alpha male!

When Tad meets Missy again, he doesn't know that she's a wolf. Then when he finds out, he thinks that she is getting all hot and bothered just because of hormones, but not due to true feelings, so he tries to back off. There are a lot of misunderstanding in this book that could have been cleared up easily, but you can understand why neither wanted to come clean about their side of things. In the end, Tad has to fight Doug, the evil brother-in-law, who is also the Alpha of another pack, before he has ever turned wolf (he has to wait until the next full moon after his sex with Missy before he will change for the first time). I have to admit, I didn't fully grasp how it worked that Tad defeated Doug, but I'm assuming this Omega power will be explained more fully in later books.

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Apr 23, 2013 Zafia rated it 4 of 5 stars

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After reading the 1st book I was pleased to see Tad having his shot.
I really liked Missy and what she could do, with her being an omega wolf. Also nice to see how it worked with triggering the dormant wolf in Tad, and how it affected them.
I'm looking forward to reading more about the other couples and I really hope we'll be seeing more to the previous ones.
There's a bit more of POV switching in this one, but it felt smooth.

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Jun 12, 2012 Crystal ♥ RBtWBC rated it 4 of 5 stars

In the second installment of the Granite Lake Wolves series two high school sweethearts who have more in common than they ever could have imagined are reunited when one's life is threaten and another's is falling apart.
Tad Maxwell is half wolf, half human and will not come into his wolf unless he has sex with someone else of his kind. But Tad refuses to give into his wolf and a meaningless liaison, his human side and principals rule too strong. And so he fights every day to bury that part of hi...more

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Oct 14, 2012 Shirley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Okay, I’m officially hooked. The Granite Lake Wolves actually had me at the end of Wolf Signs, but this book just reinforced my opinion.

I liked Tad when he was introduced in the first book, but we really only got a quick glimpse of him. Readers found out he was a loving, over protective older brother, but that’s pretty much all we got. Tad was oh so much more than that.

Missy was desperate, but knew more about wolves and how things worked within packs than Tad. She felt the connection between her...more

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Sep 03, 2011 Tamara rated it 4 of 5 stars

This second novella in the Granite Wolves Series, centers around Tad (Robyn's brother from Wolf Signs)Tad is a half blood wolf, who has not yet been triggered (sex with a full wolf triggers the shift in half breed wolves) Tad only found out about werewolves a couple years ago,and he still doesn't completely understand all the working of the pack. What he does know is he wants to fall in love. He doesn't want pheromones to determine who he will be with for life. Tad has been half in love with Mis...more

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Aug 20, 2010 Sophia (FV) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Wolf Flight takes place at the same time as Wolf Signs, the first book in the series, and at times the two stories actually intersect. When reading Wolf Flight, you’ll recognize certain scenes that took place in Wolf Signs, only you’ll experience them from an alternate point of view.

Missy is a an omega werewolf, which means she has the ability to affect the emotions of other wolves. This makes her very valuable in her pack since her ability can be used by her unscrupulous alpha to gain power ov...more Wolf Flight takes place at the same time as Wolf Signs, the first book in the series, and at times the two stories actually intersect. When reading Wolf Flight, you’ll recognize certain scenes that took place in Wolf Signs, only you’ll experience them from an alternate point of view.

Missy is a an omega werewolf, which means she has the ability to affect the emotions of other wolves. This makes her very valuable in her pack since her ability can be used by her unscrupulous alpha to gain power over his wolf pack as well as other packs. Missy is a widow who is terrified of her alpha and will do anything to escape him. She is allowed six months of mourning before her alpha will try to take her as a mate. She intends to use the six months to figure out a way to escape but the alpha has threatened Missy’s sister’s life is she does not return to the pack.

Tad is an un-triggered werewolf meaning he carries the werewolf genes but he has not gone through the process that will trigger his change. Although Tad looks forward to eventually being able to change and embrace his werewolf nature he still very much embraces his human side and finds himself conflicted regarding werewolf politics and customs. He’s quite a complex character and his more primitive urges take a slight backseat to his more intellectual and emotional side. That’s not to say that Tad isn’t hot stuff in between the sheets, he just seems to think with the head located between his shoulders rather then the one between this thighs. Funnily enough, this is the very thing that creates quite a lot of trouble for him.

Tad and Missy were attracted to each to each other in high school, and have now been reunited. Missy and Tad’s former attraction to each other is immediately rekindled and eventually Missy recognizes Tad as her mate. Tad, tending to over think things sometimes, is reluctant to accept what is clear to Missy and even wonders if Missy is using him. Eventually, Missy will have to return to her pack or her sister’s life will be in danger. Although Tad’s wolf has not yet been triggered, he and Missy will have face a challenge for their very lives.

If my concerne in Wolf Signs was that Robyn seemed to accept her wolf nature rather easily, I’d have to say quite the opposite is true for her brother Tad. While Tad understands that he is a werewolf, his transition into werewolf society is anything but smooth. Wolf Flight deals with more complicated emotional roadblocks and is packed with much more action that the previous book in the series giving the reader a bit more to sink their teeth into plot wise. The romance and sexy scenes are steamy and I would say overall this was a very enjoyable read.

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Mar 26, 2010 Maria rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another good book by Vivian Arend. This is the sequel to her debut Samhain novel, Wolf Signs. The main character Tad is the brother to the heroine of Wolf Signs. He has been in love since high school with Missy, the heroine of this book. There isn't as much action in this book as there was in the other book but the action that does take place is really good. There is an evil werewolf that gets his due at the end of the book. The heroine is Missy, a werewolf who has Omega talents.
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Jul 01, 2012 Phuong Ta rated it 3 of 5 stars

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While I enjoyed and will continue to read this series, it's a little disappointing that the plot between alpha battles were not a bigger part of the story. It just seems that so far the first and second books were all hormonal and the story line lacked character development. I think if there were more details and twists between good packs and bad packs, then the book would have been longer, more developed and us readers would have felt more of a connection to the characters. As is, it's an enjo...more

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Apr 10, 2013 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 4-stars, read-in-2013, author-vivian-arend, genre-pnr, genre-erotic-romance, mine, novella-short, series-granite-lake-wolves, werewolves, omega, up-in-the-north

+ Tad – oh, I loooooved Tad! He is so sweet with Missy, so caring, so in love with her, but at the same time he is all male and sexy and growly. It drives him nuts that he can't change into his wolf form, but he refuses to have sex with the next best female (which would trigger his wolf) because he dreams of finding his real mate. At first he's unaware of the fact that Missy is a wolf, too, which puts him in a desperate position: he loves her but he thinks being with her means to give up his wol...more

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Sep 30, 2012 Mariana Bezerra rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This is the second book in this sweet werewolf series. The fun part for me is the fact we already know the characters from previous books and have a few thoughts about the perfect mate for them.

Tad is a half wolf and needs a trigger to fully develop, we met him because his sister Robyn is now mated with Keil and their story was the first introduced to us in this series.

Tad always knew he needed a little help to became a wolf, but there’s a problem...more

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May 20, 2012 Francesca the Fierce ~Eyelet Ecstasy~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I adore this story! I was intrigued by Tad's character in the first book in the series. He was our heroine's brother and he actually knew that he was a wolf, just hadn't been triggered and couldn't shift yet. When he has to cancel on his sister for their annual trip because of work, he gets a surprise. His high school crush is actually part of the company that hires him. And Missy is actually a wolf and wanting to sort of mate with him.

Her plans have to...more

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May 14, 2010 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Tad is a werewolf but his wolf genes have never been triggered because he hasn't had sex with another werewolf. Although he has had offers from other female wolves he hasn't found anyone who he wants to be with and is unsure if he wants to trigger the wolf genes.

Missy is an Omega wolf which means that she has the ability to control the emotions of other wolves in her pack. She is terrified of her Alpha and remembering Tad from when they were teenagers she turns to him for help.

We first met Tad,...more

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Jul 09, 2010 MaggieReadsRom rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Title: Wolf Flight
Author: Vivian Arend
Series: Granite Lake Wolves, book 2
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Year of release: 2009
Format: eBook
Source: Bought
First line: The Whistler pack house was crowded after dinner, with small groups gathered around the room talking among themselves.

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Ingredients/Summary: A creepy Alpha packleader who knows the heroine's secret, a hero who is isn't chomping at the bit to let his wolf come out and play, a heroine who gets the surpris...more

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Nov 11, 2010 C.M. rated it 3 of 5 stars

Well, we've moved up to 3 stars with this one. The editing is a bit better. Again, I don't understand why such a rich premise wouldn't be expanded to a full book. It almost feels like the author just doesn't have the time to be a writer. The character development was MUCH better. The bar scene was quite hot. But there were things that I just didn't get about the world (and might have if the book was longer and took the time to tell me).

For instance Missy works at a research lab setting up weath...more

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Mar 04, 2012 Darcy rated it 3 of 5 stars

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When I realized that the start of this one was concurrent with the previous book I wasn't sure how that was going to work, but it ended up not being a problem. I also really liked how the previous couple were integrated into this story as well.

I loved that Tad and Missy had secret crushes on each other in high school, but didn't do anything about it. Tad because he was shy, Missy because her family was bigoted about half-bloods. I really felt for Missy being in the situation that she was, and re...more

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Mar 18, 2010 Larissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

After Wolf Signs I was really looking forward to Wolf Flight and reading Robyn’s brother, Tad’s story. Tad is a wolf, but since he has never had sex with a female wolf, his werewolf genes have not been triggered.

Missy is an Omega wolf. She has the power to help control wolves in a pack, helping keep the balance. She is on the run from a tyrannical alpha who wants to use her power to control his wolves and merry off her to his brother.

Tad and Missy met when they were teens, but had never seen eac...more

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Apr 27, 2012 Summer rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Another great book in this series. This one takes place along side with Wolf Signs. There is an overlap of time that works very well. I really liked both MC's and look forward to seeing them in the rest of the series. The next book is about Missy's sister.

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Aug 20, 2012 Polly rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I loved this story. This is Missy's and Tad's story. Very exciting. Watching the couple learning to love and lean on each other, watching them interact with Tad's brother and then the rest of the pack was great reading. Then, finally, the exciting way they won against a very dangerous and evil adversary. Great exciting addition to the series.

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Jul 21, 2012 Missyb rated it 4 of 5 stars

was a little disapointed at first because it didn't pick up where the first book left off, but actually it starts with Missy, then Tad during the first book, then continues on past it. This book is about Tad (Robyn's step-brother) & Missy. Good mystery, funny, and the action scene was better then the action scene in the first book. Short, but good.

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Jun 10, 2012 Tia rated it 3 of 5 stars

Overall the book was likable but for some reason I'm not really relating to these characters. I normally relate really easily but I just can't with these ones. Yes, it was a good storyline but there was no emotional appeal I found what they were saying or doing really cheap or cheesy.

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Dec 23, 2010 Tam Herra rated it 3 of 5 stars

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This was book #2 in this series. It was my least favourite. I think it's the plot, I just never really got into that and the characters. And then the ending ... I guess it's believable in general ... but somehow it wasn't believable with the character involved, if you see what I mean.

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Oct 19, 2010 Michelle Leah Olson rated it 4 of 5 stars

The series just keeps getting better, and I love how the books have compounded on each other. I can't wait to finish book 3 now, wish book 4 was already out, & am super disappointed that I cannot find Second Howl anywhere to read that too.

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Mar 15, 2010 BluetheMan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Ok my review of the first book in this set wasn't wonderful but I am getting into these now. Again a very good read I just couldn't put it down I wanted to know what happened next. I am looking foward to the third book coming out.

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Jan 30, 2011 Nancy McGregor rated it 4 of 5 stars

Short, sweet and sexy. This story was really enjoyable and I stayed up reading because I couldn't put it down. Vivian Arend has truly warm characters that engage you and make you smile. Looking forward to reading the rest of the series.

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Aug 10, 2012 Stacy Wright rated it 4 of 5 stars

Book two in the series.....I love this series...you will want to keep reading just to see what happens next and who it happens too! The stories are well told and very enjoyable!

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