Lusty Alpha

Twin Pines Grizzlies #15

by Anitra Lynn McLeod

[Siren Everlasting Classic Erotic Alternative Paranormal Romance, M/M, shape-shifters, light consensual BDSM, sex toys, HEA] Lust drives him to fulfill his destiny…Massive cornerback Flint McIntyre makes up any excuse to spend time in the library, but he isn't researching facts for his classes. Flint is far too busy studying the man of his dreams and thinking of all the ways he can tease and please his delectable form. Shy librarian Victor Donatello is aware of Flint's infatuation, and he does his best to ignore Flint's allure, but Victor's heart doesn't seem to care about improprieties. Still, no matter how strong the desire is between them, Victor simply can't become involved with a student. Not only would doing so cost him his job, but such an indulgence could destroy his career forever. When Flint takes matters into his hands and abducts the timid librarian, will Victor be able to resist his longing for Flint, or will he ultimately succumb to the hunger between them and complete the bear-shifting brotherhood? ** A Siren Erotic Romance

Genres: Paranormal, Shapeshifters, M M Romance, BDSM, M M Paranormal, Contemporary

128 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 9, 2012

About the author

Reading, writing, and white-water rafting are the three things Anitra Lynn enjoys the most. She is the author of erotic romances from contemporary to science fiction and everything in between. Even though her tales range from sensual to sizzling, with settings from the high rises of New York to the distant shores of an alien world, one thing all her stories share is compelling characters involved in unforgettable romances.

Reviews

[Kelli · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is the last Installment in the Twin Pine Grizzlies series - I'm sad to see this series end, but at the same time I have to agree it was time, The last few books just haven't been as good.
Although I enjoyed this,I felt as with the last few in the series the actual Twin Pine Grizzlie Brotherhood was just not involved in the story enough - its almost as an afterthough at the end of the book, this was especially grating as this was the last in the series and answers should have been given, instead we got a paragraph to sum up 15 books worth of characters, it just wasn't enough - There is a hint that there will be a spin off series of books to find out about the new characters that we have met in the last 3 or so books - but I left the series feeling a little cheated and sad that it would be rushed in such a way.
Having said all that the relationship in this book was great and I enjoyed it a lot - it was just the end which in a way ruined it for me. I think the characters and the interesting concept of the twin pines grizzlies deserved more explanation.

[Hc · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoyed this series. That being said, the final book was kind of a let down. Mostly referring to the epilogue. He's doing that and they did this and no need for the nexus after a full brotherhood is achieved. The situation with the kids was 'resolved' but no details on it (not necessarily a whole story but more info than given would have been nice) And how do they shift? Their parents shift together but they came out shifting with siblings. Does that change when reaching maturity (meaning when the mind catches up with the body since they transform into young men) The possible answers to these could be the beginning of a new series is the hint. I would check it out and see where she's going to go after this but I'm not sure it would pique my interest. To reiterate.. the epilogue came across as a let down to me

[Kaylee Shyanne · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's bittersweet thing when you get to the end of any series...sad to see them go, but happy they got their HEA. This series has wormed it's way into my heart and I don't know why haha. It's different than other shifter stories and some of the things irked me (i.e. the bear-shifting part of the whole plot wasn't adressed until the end of each book) but at the same time it made me look forward to the next one. As the conclusion of this series, this book was good. That epilogue...let's just say that the next generation's stories better come fast, I can't wait.

I'm probably going to reread them all. Just 'cause I love these guys so much ;)

[Michi Rosa · Rating 4 out of 5]

She did it on purpose! We know you did it, dear author!!

You gave us 15 amazing books and now is the end. But right at the end, when we are getting used to the fact that it's really the end... you hint that there'll be probably a new series about their kids!!

I need it!I need it!I need it!I need it!I need it!I need it!I need it!

[Teresa · Rating 3 out of 5]

Well... that was an interesting series. The whole pseudo mpreg thing was weird though.

And I have to say, all the covers were horrible!