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A review by p0laris
Wolf's Midlife Bite by Meg Ripley
2.0
Really like the shifters in their 40s concept. The characters seemed much more mature and sure of their decisions and it was refreshing.
With that said, I felt like I missed the entire story. So much of this story is glossed over. They meet and it's insta-love on one side, with the other side following one date later. They only see each other a couple times before they're both already feeling extremely strong feelings. She also takes to being turned into a wolf easily and is way chill about it. I'm a little torn because I like that she didn't waver forever and drag it out, but I also felt that it all happened too quickly. This entire story takes place over a week or so. Maybe a little longer than that. A LOT is skipped, and the transitions between time on page were awkward and happened from one paragraph to another. We didn't get to see this relationship develop, it just did, and that was so sad for me because I wasn't really invested in them by the end.
With that said, I felt like I missed the entire story. So much of this story is glossed over. They meet and it's insta-love on one side, with the other side following one date later. They only see each other a couple times before they're both already feeling extremely strong feelings. She also takes to being turned into a wolf easily and is way chill about it. I'm a little torn because I like that she didn't waver forever and drag it out, but I also felt that it all happened too quickly. This entire story takes place over a week or so. Maybe a little longer than that. A LOT is skipped, and the transitions between time on page were awkward and happened from one paragraph to another. We didn't get to see this relationship develop, it just did, and that was so sad for me because I wasn't really invested in them by the end.