A review by deanie
Tropical Bartender Bear by Zoe Chant
3.0
Fated mates are supposed to feel the attraction to each other the first time they meet, so why do bartender Tex Williams and businesswoman Jenny Smith suddenly have a pull the second time they meet? What Tex doesn't know is that present-day "Jenny" is actually her twin sister Laura, on the run from the mob. But can their relationship last when he finds out who she really is?
This isn't the best of Zoe Chant's shifter books, but it's not the worse, either. The plot get convoluted and overly complicated in places, but the love story between Tex and Laura is intriguing. I like the background of the "Mr. World Shifter" pageant, which is a clever touch, but it doesn't make up for the rest of the otherwise basic book.
This isn't the best of Zoe Chant's shifter books, but it's not the worse, either. The plot get convoluted and overly complicated in places, but the love story between Tex and Laura is intriguing. I like the background of the "Mr. World Shifter" pageant, which is a clever touch, but it doesn't make up for the rest of the otherwise basic book.