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Dark Times #5
Accepting a Mate
[Siren Classic ManLove: Erotic Alternative Paranormal Romance, M/M, werewolves, consensual BDSM, flogging, erotic asphyxiation, sex toys, HEA]
After killing his insane wife to save his two sons, Thomas James wants nothing more than to live a peaceful life. But fate has other plans for the ex-alpha.
Jerry Daniels has spent the past few years away from his pack, the light pack. Now something is forcing him back to the place where so much has changed. Dark James is now the alpha, and he’s mated. When Jerry returns, the alpha isn't too pleased to see him again. A sexy-as-sin, larger-than-life wolf defends him—and the wolf is his mate.
Life takes a turn for the bizarre as Thomas's sexuality is called into question when it appears he has a male mate. He cannot accept what fate has given him, yet something deep down makes him take notice of the man who demands he call him "Master." Will the two wolves get a chance to fall in love, or will Thomas never get to accept a mate?
After killing his insane wife to save his two sons, Thomas James wants nothing more than to live a peaceful life. But fate has other plans for the ex-alpha.
Jerry Daniels has spent the past few years away from his pack, the light pack. Now something is forcing him back to the place where so much has changed. Dark James is now the alpha, and he’s mated. When Jerry returns, the alpha isn't too pleased to see him again. A sexy-as-sin, larger-than-life wolf defends him—and the wolf is his mate.
Life takes a turn for the bizarre as Thomas's sexuality is called into question when it appears he has a male mate. He cannot accept what fate has given him, yet something deep down makes him take notice of the man who demands he call him "Master." Will the two wolves get a chance to fall in love, or will Thomas never get to accept a mate?
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Christine Shaw
34 books31 followersAs a woman, Christine is the typical romantic. Long walks on the beach, and a man or men to keep her warm in the cold winter months of England is her idea of perfection.
Falling in love with Erotic Romance from the first page was a calling beyond no other and suddenly twenty years of what she calls an “overactive imagination” finally paid off. Her mind races ahead two or three books. She always has new and exciting ideas waiting to be written. She loves the idea of pushing the boundary on the typical male and female relationship as something new and exciting, something she will never grow old of.
Still waiting for that Mr. Perfect of her own, she will just have to sit back and write about others finding theirs. Those select few may even get lucky and find two.
Christine wishes you will find your Mr. Perfect(s).
Falling in love with Erotic Romance from the first page was a calling beyond no other and suddenly twenty years of what she calls an “overactive imagination” finally paid off. Her mind races ahead two or three books. She always has new and exciting ideas waiting to be written. She loves the idea of pushing the boundary on the typical male and female relationship as something new and exciting, something she will never grow old of.
Still waiting for that Mr. Perfect of her own, she will just have to sit back and write about others finding theirs. Those select few may even get lucky and find two.
Christine wishes you will find your Mr. Perfect(s).
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July 20, 2013
.5 stars. Ugh!!! The same as the last four books. Plot problems, grammar that was totally not of the Texas kind, and unrealistic BDSM scenes. And when you show a love scene where the one guy loses his cherry only to say he still has it a chapter later, we'll, I was more than confused.
June 14, 2013
1.5 stars
Not really sure what to say about this book.
First, throughout the whole series there have been major grammar problems. By book 4 then.y seemed to have settled down and be going away. They came back with a vengeance in this book. I know the author is from England but if you are going to write a book/series based in the US, specifically Texas, them I expect the idioms and such to be American. Several times in the whole series the author had characters saying "Ya" for you. That doesn't say Texan to me, just sounds weird. And in this book there was this:
"and anyone capable of putting the meat into a pan and turning on the hob was capable of making a decent bacon sarnie."
HOB??? SARNIE??? Only reason I was able to figure out what those words even meant were because of the context of the surrounding sentences.
Also, there were several times a word should have ended in -ed and the D was left off. Sort of felt like the author was flipping between present tense and past tense in the writing.
Second, in a word, Thomas
Not really sure what to say about this book.
First, throughout the whole series there have been major grammar problems. By book 4 then.y seemed to have settled down and be going away. They came back with a vengeance in this book. I know the author is from England but if you are going to write a book/series based in the US, specifically Texas, them I expect the idioms and such to be American. Several times in the whole series the author had characters saying "Ya" for you. That doesn't say Texan to me, just sounds weird. And in this book there was this:
"and anyone capable of putting the meat into a pan and turning on the hob was capable of making a decent bacon sarnie."
HOB??? SARNIE??? Only reason I was able to figure out what those words even meant were because of the context of the surrounding sentences.
Also, there were several times a word should have ended in -ed and the D was left off. Sort of felt like the author was flipping between present tense and past tense in the writing.
Second, in a word, Thomas
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