Sanctuary's Price (Red Rock Pass, #3) in SOS: Serious Overload of Series

Apr 15, 2010 Larissa rated it really liked it

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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 an 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! ...more

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