5 out of 5 Stars
Description ~
Jess knew her life would never move forward if she remained a part of Gregory’s pack. Some Alpha’s just don’t know how to take care of their wolves. She had managed Gregory’s bar for years but she knew he would never sell it to her.
After one giant mistake, he went from bad to worse. As a psychic, she knew it was a downward spiral.
Taking her future in her own hands, she contacts the Alpha in Edenton. He is happy to sell the empty bar no one has the time, nor desire to renovate, much less run.
Their attraction is unexpected and the last thing either want, but they find the only thing they need in each other.
There is just one problem. Slater’s second in command is plotting against him. Liam will use anything to take over as Alpha.
Plenty of werewolves, an old vampire flame, plus a paranoid second, and don’t forget the psychic with a whole lot of attitude.
This is the second book released in the Others of Edenton series but it's actually a Prequel to the series. In this book we get to see the relationship develop between Jess and Slater, and it's not a book to miss!
I really enjoyed the interaction with Jess and Fallon in the first book, so was looking forward to this once I knew it was releasing. Jess definitely didn't disappoint in this story either. She is fiesty, fiery, super independent, and doesn't take crap off of anyone. Slater is totally the perfect Alpha. He's strong, but not an overbearing control freak, and holy hotness the man is about as sweet as he was sexy.
I loved seeing Jess with Brody, and of course her relationship with Slater and even the other pack members. The 'mystery' part of the story was well incorporated and while we knew it was a threat from within from Jess's visions and foreshadowing, the twist at the end was unexpected but good!
Again, this book like the first was well-written, the characters were fantastic, and the world building is at a perfect pace. I recommend this series to anyone that loves their shifters and for fans of Carrie Ann Ryan's Redwood Pack, Lauren Dane's Cascadia Wolves, and Vivian Arend's Granite Lake Wolves. ~Reviewed by Chris