He's only been surviving. Her magic can show him how to live. Red Rock Pass, Book 3 After a decade under a corrupt alpha's thumb, Dylan Gennaro is still reeling from the changes in his life: a new home, a new alpha, a pack at war. Even normal things like an ending relationship. Still, when he's asked to work with an outcast witch, he agrees without hesitation. Maybe by protecting her, he'll rediscover his own inner strength. If, indeed, it exists. Sasha Wallace lost her mentor in a vicious attack that left her scarred in spirit as well as body. While she's grateful for the refuge offered by the Red Rock alpha, it's tough living with the pack's suspicion. Even though-or maybe because-she's willing to use her powers to help them fight their war. Except for Dylan. When she's finally free to find a new home, he'll be the only one she regrets leaving behind. Their attraction is a balm to their wounded hearts, until their journey for knowledge brings them face to face with a terrifying vampire. Neither has the strength for this fight-but if they can let go of their pasts and trust each other, they might just be able to do it. Together. Warning: Contains dangerous magical binding spells, a flannel-wearing vampire lumberjack, paranormal road-trip hijinks and a quietly brilliant werewolf willing to defy his society and his past to protect the witch he loves.
How do you make a Moira Rogers? Take a former forensic science and nursing student obsessed with paranormal romance and add a computer programmer with a passion for gritty urban fantasy. Toss in a dash of whimsy and a lot of caffeine, and enjoy with a side of chocolate by the light of the full moon.
By day, Bree and Donna are mild-mannered ladies who reside in the Deep South. At night, when their husbands and children are asleep, they combine forces to unleash the product of their fevered imaginations upon the page.
Favorite Quote: He was silent for several heartbeats. Then his thumb swept over her hand and he kissed the top of her head. “You deserve wonderful.” Then I deserve you.
Werewolf Dylan Gerrano knows his place in the pack, and it is not at the top. After helping his friends Abby and Brynn escape their ruthless alpha, Alan Matthews, they found themselves at the sanctuary of Red Rock. Here they have a new, kinder alpha and a place where they can start to call home. Dylan lived under violent conditions for ten long years, and collected many internal scars. Dylan is not an alpha, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t deadly. In the previous book, Sanctuary Lost, he killed Alan Matthews, and does not have one bit of regret.
New to the sanctuary is Sasha Wallace. Sasha is a witch, who Alan Matthews had, and she escaped after Dylan killed him. Sasha’s experience with werewolves has been anything but pleasant, and it is taking her awhile to adjust to the volatile emotions wolves can throw off. On top of that, wolves don’t trust witches, and the tension in town is quite high with lots of evil stares her way.
When a wolf is found with vampire bites, the town is stumped as to how to help cure her. Dylan and Sasha are fond of research and take to the books to see if they can help come up with a cure. As they spend time together, an attraction starts to build. Sasha worries Dylan’s attraction is based solely on his wolf wanting to protect and heal, but after a few steamy kisses, Sasha is convinced it may be the real thing building between them. When their alpha sends them on a road trip to talk to a vampire friend of the pack, Sasha and Dylan spend quality time together and their bond cements.
Sanctuary’s Price is the third book in Moira Roger’s Red Rock Pass series and this time the testosterone is taken down a bit. The first two books present very alpha wolves, but Dylan is quite submissive. But don’t let that fool you. One of my favorite things about werewolf paranormal books is the politics and hierarchy of a wolf pack. Dylan is lower because he is submissive, but at Red Rock that doesn’t mean he isn’t respected. And when it comes to protecting the one he loves, he can fight as well as any alpha. He may not be constantly sneering, and growling if someone looks at his female the wrong way, but he has the “mine” concept down quite well.
Dylan and Sasha have a very sweet romance going on in this book and it made me smile to read about them. They are both such good natured people, that have had to overcome much in their life to find happiness. You root for these two to finally find each other and experience joy. For as mild mannered they be in public, they have sparks flying in the bedroom.
The female I loved in this book more than Sasha is Brynn, who is the heroine from the second book. Brynn was changed into a wolf during the full moon in book two and her wolf is extremely close to the surface at all times. She can almost be considered feral and is such an interesting character to read about. She is totally out of control and I love that she has already had her book, but still has so much yet to go through. She didn’t get a ton of page time or overpower the romance between Dylan and Sasha, but she is definitely intriguing.
This is the fifth book overall that I have read by Moira Rogers and I have to tell you that I have yet to be disappointed. I love their style of writing – they are sarcastic, funny, the sex is always hot, the action is always violent and their continuation of the stories and world building really stands out. The next book in this series, Sanctuary Unbound is out June first, and features a character we meet briefly in this book – Adam, a flannel wearing lumberjack vampire, who is going to be very fun to read about.
Sanctuary's Price is the third book in Moira Rogers' Red Rock Pass Series. I thoroughly enjoyed the first two books in this series and this book did not disappoint
Dylan Gennaro is a werewolf who's been alone for most of the last 10 years. He knows from previous experience that getting involved with anyone only leads to them getting hurt, literally. After a desperate escape from Alan Matthews, his former ruthless pack Alpha, Dylan just wants to fix up a house and live peacefully in Red Rock.
Sasha Wallace is a witch. Her mentor was killed by Matthews because Matthews wanted Sasha for himself. Before she was rescued however, Matthews inflicted scars both physical and mental, and those take a long time to heal. Sasha knows things could have been much worse and feels she owes a debt to the Red Rock Pack for rescuing her.
When a werewolf comes back into town showing evidence of a vampire attack, the Red Rock Alpha decides to send Dylan and Sasha to Maine to call in a debt from a friend - a vampire friend. While Dylan and Sasha meet with the vampire, their pack-mates, Joe and Brynn, are tasked with checking out the local werewolf pack, as there have been hints of trouble. Little do they know what kind of trouble is waiting for them. I liked the fact that we get to see how Brynn is progressing since the end of Sanctuary Lost. Her situation was fascinating and heartbreaking at the same time.
Dylan and Sasha' story was sweet and sexy. They both had issues to work through as a result of being under Alan Matthew's "rule" and I like that Moira Rogers didn't sugarcoat their issues and go straight to a HEA. Their insecurities were realistic and the potential conflicts resulting from their issues made for believable characters. Dylan is not Alpha but his werewolf instincts were very, very sexy. When Dylan tells Sasha, "I'm not like the alphas. I don't want your submission. I just want your pleasure.", I almost melted. The sexual tension between these two left burn marks on my kindle!
In this story we also meet a certain flannel-wearing vampire who's apparently got an interesting history; I believe we'll see more of him in the next book, Sanctuary Unbound. I give Sanctuary's Price 4/5 stars!
Dylan Gennaro is a beta werewolf who spent years under a vicious alpha who enjoyed nothing more than hurting others. It isn't until his friends and new home is threatened by Alan Matthews does he finally take a stand and kill his former pack leader. Even now in is new home of Red Rock and under a much more kind alpha, Dylan is still pained by is inner scars from his previous life. He does not just want to sit around and be taken care of by others but wants to help and be of use.
Sasha Wallace watched as her mentor was savagely murdered and left with a few scars of her own but it's the ones that she can't see that hurt her more. The citizens of Red Rock make her feel nervous and is under constant watch because of her magic. One of the few that is able to calm and make her feel at ease is Dylan. He saved her life and sees her as more than just a witch. With every passing moment that they spend together, their attraction for one another grows. But will Sasha stay in Red Rock long enough to explore her desire and feelings for Dylan or will she flee the moment she has repaid her debt?
Dylan has been a character I've been interested in since the beginning of the series. He is unselfish and will do whatever he can to help in the war with his former pack in Helena. My only complaint is that I think he takes on too much of the blame. He blames himself for what happen to Abby (story in Cry Sanctuary), her sister Brynn (story in Sanctuary Lost) and for the entire war. It isn't until Sasha comes in that he finally takes a break from the self blame and his character becomes more than it has been. He is not an alpha wolf but Sasha brings his wolf closer to the surface and I like that. Sasha had been badly hurt and is terrified but with Dylan she is able to relax and feel safe and confident again. There is some fight when it comes to admitting how she really feels (isn't there always?) but together, they begin to heal each others wounds. I think what I like most about their relationship is that Dylan isn't dominate like an alpha would be toward his mate. Not that there aren't protective instincts in him and he does want it known she is his, its just since he is more gentle with her the relationship is more charming and sweet than the ones in the previous books.
Their relationship isn't the only event going on in the book. It is brought to everyone's attention that there is an evil vampire working against them in the war. Dylan and Sasha along with Joe and Brynn are sent to seek help from a vampire friend of Red Rock's alpha Gavin that lives in Maine. When they get there they see that the pack has their own crises they are dealing with that includes an alpha trying to take over the pack and a female vampire that has an eye out for the blood and power inside of Brynn. It was good to see Joe and Brynn again. I enjoyed reading their story in Sanctuary Lost and I like to see my favorite characters make an appearance. Brynn suffered a lot in the previous book and I liked that her and her struggle were included in this book. I think I would have been a little disappointed if it wasn't.
This book has a bit of everything. Action, romance, steamy love scenes and sarcasm which is always one of my favorite things to read. Sanctuary's Price is the third book in Moira Rogers' Red Rock series and is so far my favorite. Each book is better than the one before and I have yet to be disappointed by anything from them. I'm addicted to their characters, story and the world they built. I can't wait for the the next installment in the Red Rock Series, Sanctuary Unbound. Two words, lumberjack vampire. Yup, not making that one up.
I never get tired of a good shifter story, and Moira Rogers has become a favorite of mine over the last couple of years when it comes to these sexy and dangerous wolves in This Red Rock Pass series. It’s still going strong, and as much as I love an alpha hero, this time it’s the beta who get his story and his girl.
We met Dylan in the first book of the series, Cry Sanctuary, when he helps the heroine of that story escape their jerk of an alpha, one who controlled others with fear, especially the females of the pack. In the second book, Sanctuary Lost, Dylan is living with the healer of his new pack, but things aren’t going that well for them when witch Sasha Wallace shows up, and it’s all downhill from there, which is where Sanctuary’s Price picks up.
Dylan is feeling a little sorry for himself, now on his own and beginning to work on an old fixer-upper so he’ll have a place to live. He doesn’t feel like the hero everyone else claims he is. He should have done more so that others like Abby and her sister weren’t hurt before he finally, along with others, took care of the evil that threatened them all. But with his new pack and new alpha, all is not lost.
Feeling she owes a number of people in Red Rock Pass for her life and now a temporary home, Sasha is staying put for the time being, even though there are a number of wolves who still look at her with suspicion, mostly because of her magical abilities. But she’s needed and she’ll help the best she can. Working with Dylan to fight a new evil attacking wolves is unexpected but Sasha pays her debts. And there’s something about the man that she just can’t resist.
Both Dylan and Sasha have scars, internally as well as externally, from their former lives that make them cautious on one hand but bold on the other, and when Dylan volunteers to help Sasha work her magic to help lessen the current threat, feelings and emotions multiply with spells and enchantment literally coursing through them. I like how the story begins with these two working together to solve the immediate problem while first fighting their attraction and then welcoming it and then letting it grow on its own.
Then the story takes off when they’re sent by their alpha to investigate odd goings-on at a once friendly pack. The action there and the intricacies of magic, both good and dark, are nonstop. We are also introduced to a number of new characters who are quite interesting and intriguing and I hope we get to meet them again in later books.
I love Dylan. Though he’s had a rough time of it since he’s been a shifter, he’s a survivor and a loyal friend, which I think even surprises him here and there. He exerts some alpha-ness near the end of the book while staying true to the beta inside, and he stole the rest of my heart at that point. It took me a bit to warm up to Sasha. I’m thinking that’s because I so like Abby and Brynn and for me Sasha just pales a little in comparison. But she’s good for Dylan, she’s brave, and she’s willing to work on their relationship, do what it takes to make it work.
This has been a terrific series, and I sure hope this Moira Rogers team has a few more for the future.
(This was originally posted on Book Lovers,Inc) Sanctuary’s Price is the 3rd book in the Red Rock Pass series. This is one of those series that gets better and better. Why? Because with each new book we get to learn more about the character’s world. When we first met these characters, the war was brewing, now it is out in the open and we get to see what happens next.
We met Dylan in the first book as a secondary character, he’s a beta, he's not as strong as an Alpha. He suffered for 10 years from the abuse of the Helena Pack, his life was Hell until he decided to escape in order to save his friend. Dylan found sanctuary in Red Rock Pass and he’s now trying to built himself a life, a peaceful one. Of course…that was before the war and before he met Sasha. Sasha is a witch, she saved a lot of people in Red Rock Pass a few weeks ago but the werewolves are still afraid of her. I felt for her, she’s been brutalized by werewolves and now she lives in a city full of them, they do not trust her and she feels lonely and out of place but she doesn’t have anywhere else to go.
I love the world Moira Rogers created, and I was very happy to see the characters I loved from the previous books again. Dylan and Sasha aren’t my favorite characters because they don’t believe in themselves (maybe it strikes too close to home for me heh!). They don’t think very well of themselves and I wanted to slap them silly until they realize how great they are. Dylan is still scarred from his past and he’s hurting from the inside. BUT…because there is a giant but (no not a butt you pervs), everything was saved by the fact that the Smex was amazing (yeah it always helps!). The chemistry was there and that’s all that is important. Dylan is a complete different person in bed, well that’s how I felt it. I loved the Smex scenes between the two of them. Dylan becomes sure of himself and it’s absolutely HOT *sits on ice*. The same goes with Sasha, while she doubts herself a lot she knows what she wants in bed and act on her desires. She’s often the one making the first step. That one scene after the fight when Dylan is full of Wild power was…*wipes drool* very HOT .
The story is very interesting, we get to see what happens outside the Sanctuary, in another Pack. I enjoyed the story a lot and cherry on top of the cake we get to meet Adam! Sexy Yummy Vampire-Lumberjack Adam Dubois…I think it says it all. Adam has a sense of humor and a big ego and I can’t wait to read his story, which is told in Sanctuary Unbound (Red Rock Pass #4) .
All in all it was a very interesting book, a great addition to the series! While the main characters weren’t my favorite I was still completely absorbed by the story and I cannot wait to read what happens next. If you haven’t read this series before, you should, it’s the perfect mix of action and romance!
This series just keeps getting better and better. Each story adds more detail and nuance to an already engrossing world, and every time I finish one I find myself feeling kind of angsty because I need the next one. Book withdrawal is a terrible, terrible thing.
From the moment Dylan was introduced in the first book, I wanted him to get his happily ever after. Sanctuary's Price definitely delivers on every count, but also throws some new or at least less common elements into the proverbial pot.
To begin with, Dylan isn't your typical snarly, bossy boots alpha male. Fans of the shapeshifter genre might initially say "ick" upon reading this, but I'm going to challenge you to put that assumption aside. Instead of being, shall we say, a dick to the heroine, as is so often a danger in stories with strong alpha heroes, Dylan is way more in tune to what Sasha is feeling and thinking, which is good, considering the horrors she endured in Sanctuary Lost.
I really enjoy how intuitive all the characters are in this story, and how everyone works together as a team and leaves the villainry to the actual villains. Case and point: Dylan and Sasha are sent on a mission, ostensibly to check on the other packs who are supposedly on Red Rock's side in the increasingly ugly violence between the werewolf packs, but really, Gavin (leader of Red Rock) figured out that Sasha was feeling uncomfortable in Red Rock and could use a change of scene. He sends Brynn and Joe along for the same reasons; Brynn is tired of feeling like a freak and needs to get away without it looking like she's being cast out.
Well, it's a good thing this quartet traveled to Maine, because all is not well with the other packs, especially in rural areas. The authors here do a good job of creating a realistic and plausible conflict that is definitely not going to be resolved any time soon. Also, we get to meet Adam Dubois, vampire lumberjack extraordinaire. Just saying.
I went back and forth about whether or not this book merits a Scandalous Books designation, and I decided to hold off- there is adult content here, sure, but it's more in line with what one might encounter in other romance novels and most of the more graphic things referred to are things that happened in other books. The relationship between Sasha and Dylan is very physical, but that takes a definite backstage to their emotional growth and commitment to each other. If sex in a book bothers you, though, then I'd still steer clear.
I could go on and on and on about this book and the other ones in this series, so all I'll say is this: stop what you are doing and buy them. Buy them all together, so you won't have withdrawal symptoms when you finish one. You know you want to!
I <3 this series. Each installment is between 125-160 pages but Moira Rogers packs so much story into those few pages I never feel shorted or left wanting. Each book seamlessly continues the story of the Red Rock Pass sanctuary while delivering an engaging romantic story. I love the friendship and loyalty each character brings to the story, but even more than that I love that we never really say goodbye to any of the characters. Each book may focus on a new couple, but previous couples are there and a part of the action still.
I enjoyed each story for different reasons, but if I had to choose a favorite is is probably Joe and Brynn's story, from Sanctuary Lost. Partly because Joe is so very alpha, but also because of the twist in Brynn’s character arc. At one point I was swearing because a choice was taken away from her and I wasn’t sure I agreed with the author’s decision to do it, it felt like the easy way out. Yet as I kept reading I realize how wrong I was… it was the perfect turn of events and made Joe and Brynn’s journey so much harder and fulfilling. I don’t want to give anything away so I won’t go into detail, but Brynn is tested and will continue to be tested… even tho she gets her happily ever after with Joe I doubt things will ever be easy for them. It probably says something about me that my favorite characters are continuously tortured eh?
Sanctuary Lost may be my favorite, but I was surprised to find Dylan and Sasha’s book a close second. Dylan is not an alpha wolf, but he is sexy and sweet in his own ways. He is strong and commanding without being afraid to let Sasha be in charge. Sanctuary’s Price had some of my favorite quotes of the series.
>> Dylan lifted his head and stared at her. “I want you to come. I want >> you to feel so good you can’t image anyone else touching you. I want >> you to be mine because I give you everything you need.”
If you are looking for well written, sexy, engaging pararnormal romance reads do not miss the Red Rock Pass series. Don’t forget to pick up the FREE short stories for the series from Moira Rogers’ website…. I enjoyed the shorts just as much as the novellas.
I got both this and the first two stories in this series at the same time and I have to say I devoured them all in much less than two days. I loved the world Moira Rogers’s created and I couldn’t help wanting more and more of it!
The modern world and society are hell on werewolf traditions and the packs living in big cities have been corrupted into something more akin to a dictatorship.
Red Rock is home of one of the few packs in the world where the old laws and traditions are still appreciated and is also considered sanctuary to those who need to escape the cruel life among the distorted packs.
In Sanctuary’s Price we get to se the love story between the werewolf Dylan and the witch Sasha. A Romeo & Juliet sort of story, since werewolves and witches have been at war for centuries and the prejudice against each other runs quite deep.
I love me some Alpha males, that is no secret, but what I really loved about this story was that Dylan wasn’t really an Alpha male, he is more on the fringe of the pack’s dynamic and even considered a weaker wolf. It was great to see that just because he isn’t an Alpha, is doesn’t mean he isn’t strong and able to defend those he love and care about.
Sasha is terrified, all the time, ever since her mentor was killed and she has had to hide amongst the werewolves, most of which hate her for being a witch. Just like Dylan, I loved seeing her prove to be much more than what people’s perception of her.
Dylan and Sasha are so perfect for each other and it’s impossible not to pull for them from page one. I also love that even though the romance was definitely at the forefront of the novel, there was so much more going on plot wise, that you couldn’t help but getting engaged in the action and the stakes in play.
Ever since I read Moira Rogers’s South Arcana series I’ve been a fan, The Red Rock Pass series just cements my love for this great duo of authors. Rogers is an automatic buy for me now! If you love PNR just as much as I do, check out this series!
The dynamic duo of Bree & Donna who make up Moira Rogers have done it again! I found Moira Rogers through another blog, won one of their books, and haven’t looked back since.
Sanctuary Price is the 3rd book in the Red Rocks Pass series about a werewolf Sanctuary. After the first two books in this series that featured ass kicking Alpha males, and the strong willed females they love, the third book takes a small turn.
Dylan is not a strong Alpha, and has lived the majority of his werewolf life under a corrupt and immoral alpha. He breaks off and seeks Sanctuary at Red Rocks where he is working to get over his own insecurities about his new life. At the end of the 2nd book, Sanctuary Lost Dylan encounter Sasha, a human witch who was recently attacked my werewolves and was forced to watch her mentor mauled to death. Dylan and Sasha formed an alliance against their enemy, and ended up defeating him together.
Now, they are forced to face yet another foe, only think one is unknown and across the country. As they set off on their journey, they must learn to trust one another and the attraction between them.
Although this wasn’t my favorite Red Rocks story (I don’t know what it is about Alpha Cavemen kind of guys that just really does it for me…) I really enjoyed the change of pace. Although Dylan isn’t the guns blazing kind of hero, he is still protective of those he loves, and not afraid to share himself with Sasha. I love that Rogers’ showed how two somewhat scarred people can really pull through together, and help heal each others wounds, both internally and externally.
We also get a chance to finally meet our hero of the 4th Red Rocks installment, Sanctuary Unbound, which releases on June 1st!! Adam is the very secretive vampire lumberjack, who will be coming to Red Rock to help Sanctuary fight off their newest foe. I can’t wait for this release!!
All in all, I give Sanctuary Price 4 out of 5 stars.
Dylan is a werewolf, Sasha is a witch and their two people have been at war for a while, but now Sasha is in Red Rock trying to help. The only problem is that not many of the town people trust her. When the alpha, Gavin, sends Dylan and Sasha to check on friends in another town they will have to survive a war with some new surprises and a passion that will bind them together forever.
I have loved Dylan since book one and it was great to read his book. I liked that he is not an alpha male. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing I love more in the world then a HOT, strong alpha male but with almost all shifter books focused on those characters, it's nice to finally read about the middle guy. The fact that Dylan wasn't an alpha didn't stop him from fighting and saving the alpha's who were in danger.
Normally I'm not into submissive, weak female leads but Sasha was fantastic! I think it is because she really isn't weak, she has amazing power and she is strong enough to do what needs to be done. But she is still scared and relise on Dylan to keep her standing.
Adam is a very intriguing character. He holds a lot of secrets and I'm dying to read his book and find out where it all goes.
I really LOVED this book! The 3rd book in the Red Rock Pass series, Sanctuary's Price is a great read full of adventure, passion and real characters.
“Sanctuary’s Price” is the third book in the Red Rock Pass series by Moira Rogers and like the previous books, it’s very interesting. This paranormal romance series is more dark and emotional than many of this genre. All the Alpha or submissive thing is more important here not only in the love-making part but in the social structure in this world-building. So, prepare yourselves for this!
The story in “Sanctuary’s Price” is about Dylan and Sasha. We know Dylan from the beginning of the series and I have to say that I wanted very much to read his story. He had a difficult life and now he lives in Red Rock and he’s trying to do his best. He has done some heroic acts but he isn’t comfortable to be praised for that. Although he’s trying to have a relationship from the previous story, things aren’t good for him and soon he finds himself caring a lot for the witch Sasha. She is scared and she’s lonely. She is in a strange place and with few exceptions nobody is comfortable with her around. Sasha is definitely stronger than she thinks but I think that her relationship with Dylan makes her feel like she has more power. She is not like Sam, Abby or Brynn but I like her.
Their story is very good and I loved the change of scenery. Well-written and with interesting world-building, so, I recommend the book to the fans of paranormal romance.
One thing I've found myself really enjoying with this series is that the main characters from prior books are brought back and we get to see them in a slightly different light. Dylan, the wolf who helped Abby escape the clutches of the mad Alpha in book #1, finds his relationship with Cindy, the town doctor, falling apart after the events at the end of book #2. Drawn to Sasha, an apprentice witch trying to help the Pack in their struggle against the Helena wolves, Dylan has to let go of a decade of being abused to help her overcome her terror at finding herself thrown into a full on Were-war without her mentor.
This was a nice slow ride after Brynn and Joe's tumultuous coming together in the last book. Dylan's not a strong wolf, more a middle of the pack kind of guy, and Sasha is a witch who doesn't quite know the full range of her power, having lost her mentor before she was fully trained. I'm not saying it wasn't hot, because it was. I'm just saying that it was very different from Brynn's moon-crazed coming together with a highly Alpha wolf. If you can't tell, I'm seriously enjoying this series.
This book is about Abby and Brynn's friend Dylan and the witch Sasha. A friend of Sams turns up in Red Rock, she has been attacked by a vampire. Sam bonds herself to Justine to give Sasha time to find a way to help. The vampire has bonded himself to Justine an has been draining her power. Gavin sends Joe, Brynn, Sasha and Dylan to Maine to see his old vampire friend Adam Dubois. They hope he has the answers they are looking for and that he will come back to Red Rock with them to help defeat the Helena vampire. Sasha and Dylan were... for want of a better word, a nice couple to read about. They were perfect for eachother but a little too vanilla for me. But the storyline was great and progressing really well. I already love Adam and am really excited to read his book.
Sweet and passionate best describes the story between Dylan and Sasha. Their connection was very unique, which was one of the best things I liked about this book.
The Moira Rogers team rock it out time and time again with this series and I can't wait to get my hands on Adam...holy crap, he is extremely grrrrrr and rawwwwwrrrr and yum.
*sigh* This is why I don't have a review blog...because all posts would include and excess of grrrrrrrrrrRAWWWWWWWWRRR and squuuuueeeeeeee!
So..if you haven't started the Red Rock Pass series, wachu waiting for? It's made of Rawwwwwwwwr with a capital R. :)
I enjoyed this story. It was good to see Dylan become more comfortable with himself, and get the woman he deserves.
Dylan lived in a pack under a corrupt alpha for years, until his friend Abby was turned against her will and Dylan got her out. Now he's a lower level wolf in the sanctuary of Red Rock, but though he's earned a place he's still not necessarily comfortable.
Sasha is a witch who suffered in the attack that killed her mentor, and although most of the wolves aren't comfortable with her around she's going to help in the war.
Dylan is asked to help Sasha do some research into old spells, and the pair get very close, especially after a road trip.
This one was a bit of a game changer in the series. The introduction of vampires and their lore, in addition to the romance between a wolf and a witch (which was the primary storyline) makes the long arc much more interesting. Lots of host smexy but not too much.
The Moira Rogers team is fantastic! I find myself continually drawn into their worlds and caring about their characters to such an extent that I actually cry and feel for them. And the romance is steamy hot! If you love sexy, engaging stories with strong heros and equally strong heroines plus a HEA, I highly recommend any of their books! (Though I am partial to the Bloodhounds series... C'mon, yall - give me some more books, please!)
I simply loved this book. I have wanted to read Dylan’s story from the beginning and it was a painfully powerful one. I love our little witch Sasha she is perfect for him. Bringing in a powerful vampire to the series was brilliant. I am looking forward to his story next.
After a decade under a corrupt alpha’s thumb, Dylan Gennaro is still reeling from the changes in his life: a new home, a new alpha, a pack at war. Even normal things like an ending relationship. Still, when he’s asked to work with an outcast witch, he agrees without hesitation. Maybe by protecting her, he’ll rediscover his own inner strength. If, indeed, it exists. Sasha Wallace lost her mentor in a vicious attack that left her scarred in spirit as well as body. While she’s grateful for the refuge offered by the Red Rock alpha, it’s tough living with the pack’s suspicion. Even though—or maybe because—she’s willing to use her powers to help them fight their war. Except for Dylan. When she’s finally free to find a new home, he’ll be the only one she regrets leaving behind. Their attraction is a balm to their wounded hearts, until their journey for knowledge brings them face to face with a terrifying vampire. Neither has the strength for this fight—but if they can let go of their pasts and trust each other, they might just be able to do it. Together.
I really enjoyed Sanctuary's Price. I read this out of order so there were a couple of things I didn't get but other than that I think Sanctuary's Price read quite well as a stand-alone book, however I wouldn't suggest reading it out of order. Sasha and Dylan are two brilliant, lovely, adorable, sweet character's that I truly enjoyed and wanted their book to go on and on. I wished they'd had more time together without other people around but I'm sure that wouldn't really have worked as well but I immensely enjoyed this book and think I'm seriously hooked in Moira Rogers work now I can't wait to read more!
Dylan and Sasha are two wounded souls who feel out of place at Red Rock. Dylan is surrounded by alpha males and females and feel as though he doesn't contribute anything to his new pack. Even though he killed Alan Matthews, he continues to feel guilty about putting Abigail and Brynn and the people of Red Rock in harms way. Sasha is a witch. Werewolves and witches have a long history and do not trust each other. Even though Sasha helps defeat Alan Matthews and his pack, the people of Red Rock still don't trust her.
I loved the relationship between Dylan and Sasha. They both saw themselves as a hindrance to people where in fact, they were both a great help. Dylan isn't an alpha male but his protective instincts kick into gear when he's around Sasha. The attraction is mutual and they get to explore that attraction when they are sent on assignment by their Alpha Gavin. Dylan is very careful not to do anything that would scare Sasha. Sasha is stronger than he thinks. Maybe a little skittish considering what she's been through, but definitely strong.
Sanctuary's Price is a good read. I think this may be my favorite book out of the series only because you see the natural progression of Dylan and Sasha's relationship starting with the first book. Dylan is sensitive without being wimpy and Sasha is scared and vulnerable without being whiney.
Third book in the Red Rock Pass Series, Sanctuary’s Price tells of Dylan Gennaro, alpha wolf shifter and Sasha Wallace, witch apprentice. Both feel their lives have been torn apart, somewhat like outcasts trying to feel their way. Their worlds have been turned upside down and they are drawn to one another in helping the pack deal with ongoing war brought on by corrupt alpha Alan Mathews. As usual nothing goes to plan, they are thrown together on a trip to the Northeast. Intrigue, suspense and espionage follow their trip. As they go Dylan and Sasha develop strong feelings toward the other. As with the others in the series, don’t pick up this book if you can’t read for long periods. It will suck you in, and the key is long gone before you realize how much time has passed!
Dylan has feeling for the witch sasha. She scared after what's hap opp need to her but Dylan feels safe and she starts to have feeling when a woman turns up vampire bitten and they have to find something save the alphas mate. While trying to do so their feelings grow and when they save their alphas mate they are sent after an old friend of their alpha where on the trip they give into their feeling. Will their relationship survive with everything going on and with him being a wolf an her a witch.
While I liked the romance between Sasha and Dylan, I was more interested in their quest to talk to a vampire and what went on in another sanctuary. I think the more that people from Red Rock see others they realize how good they have it there. I am intrigued for what will come next, Adam in Red Rock, it should be interesting.
I really liked reading Dylan's story. He was a breath of fresh air in a very 'Alpha' setting. I'm glad he got his HEA. Sasha's character is interesting and I think we'll see her come into her own later in the series.