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A review by sinbetweenthelines
Primal Lust by Willow Winters
3.0
Another installment to make you wish your town was protected by a pack of werewolves.
Problems with the tainting of blood and secrets within the Authority come to a head in the third book of the To Be Claimed series, and woo it's a doozy. This story is full of action and heart wrenching obstacles for the couples to overcome. Grace is trying to come to terms with having kids and her new life. Lizzie is trying to reconnect with her wolf. Veronica is trying to overcome her trauma and to let Vince in. There is so much packed into this short book that it'll be over before you know it and you'll be yearning for more.
I really love how Willow does paranormal romance. The world and characters are so real and casual, like they could be living in the next town over. The violence is tasteful and the spice levels are less tasteful and more DELICIOUS. The way werewolves deliver the spice is just unmatched.
Sadly, I did not get enough of each couple that I needed. With each book being so short and so many perspectives, I feel like I only get to touch the surface of each relationship. Grace and Devin are definitely my favorite, and since the first book, I have been craving more than a few chapters of them. I wish there would be one main couple per book and then a few chapters here and there from the other couples, not alternating every other chapter. This really prevents me from getting lost in the relationships, which tears me apart because I love every single one of them.
Part of the problem with being a huge fan of Willow Winters is that she writes spicy scenes so well that I'm ALWAYS demanding more. A blessing and a curse.
*I read this eARC free from the author for an honest review*
Problems with the tainting of blood and secrets within the Authority come to a head in the third book of the To Be Claimed series, and woo it's a doozy. This story is full of action and heart wrenching obstacles for the couples to overcome. Grace is trying to come to terms with having kids and her new life. Lizzie is trying to reconnect with her wolf. Veronica is trying to overcome her trauma and to let Vince in. There is so much packed into this short book that it'll be over before you know it and you'll be yearning for more.
I really love how Willow does paranormal romance. The world and characters are so real and casual, like they could be living in the next town over. The violence is tasteful and the spice levels are less tasteful and more DELICIOUS. The way werewolves deliver the spice is just unmatched.
Sadly, I did not get enough of each couple that I needed. With each book being so short and so many perspectives, I feel like I only get to touch the surface of each relationship. Grace and Devin are definitely my favorite, and since the first book, I have been craving more than a few chapters of them. I wish there would be one main couple per book and then a few chapters here and there from the other couples, not alternating every other chapter. This really prevents me from getting lost in the relationships, which tears me apart because I love every single one of them.
Part of the problem with being a huge fan of Willow Winters is that she writes spicy scenes so well that I'm ALWAYS demanding more. A blessing and a curse.
*I read this eARC free from the author for an honest review*