ebgracie77's review against another edition
3.0
3+ stars. I liked it but didn’t love it. The first one was soooo good. I liked the world building in this and the male main character but the female main character felt flat and 2-dimensional. It also went from stranger to mate in too little time.
The story and characters are fun but the romance doesn’t feel like an important element to the plot. Could have had a few tweaks and been amazing.
But still a fun, low-stress read.
The story and characters are fun but the romance doesn’t feel like an important element to the plot. Could have had a few tweaks and been amazing.
But still a fun, low-stress read.
milabeille's review against another edition
3.0
A little bit less entertaining than the 1st one, but just as ridiculous :)
This book really was saved by the otter xD
This book really was saved by the otter xD
slc333's review against another edition
3.0
I have come to expect 3 things from an RJ Blain book - good fun, a lot of silliness and at least 15 chapters too long. And this one delivers all 3 in spades and though it lacks any laugh out loud moments it was still amusing.
jazzrizz's review against another edition
4.0
This one was unexpected. It's the 2nd book in the series, but has nothing to do with the 1st book ... other than it's in the same world.
Shane is trying to figure out the rest of his life, after loosing an eye while in the line of duty. He's a witness to a falling body on a car in NY... that has a duct-taped Alpaca in the back, which he takes custody of when the cops tell him they'll probably "put it down".
Nothing follows pattern from this point forward. In true madcap fashion like the 1st book had, Shane's life is going to be turned upside-down and spun like a top. Corrupt cops, a human-trafficking ring, a 3rd level of Chicago that brings it's own surprises ... this was a wild ride.
Super fun book.
Shane is trying to figure out the rest of his life, after loosing an eye while in the line of duty. He's a witness to a falling body on a car in NY... that has a duct-taped Alpaca in the back, which he takes custody of when the cops tell him they'll probably "put it down".
Nothing follows pattern from this point forward. In true madcap fashion like the 1st book had, Shane's life is going to be turned upside-down and spun like a top. Corrupt cops, a human-trafficking ring, a 3rd level of Chicago that brings it's own surprises ... this was a wild ride.
Super fun book.
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