Rogue

The Pack #2

by Teya Martin

[Siren Classic ManLove: Erotic Alternative Paranormal Romance, M/M, bondage] When Frankie joins Tyler and Matt's pack, he is happy to have a family and to finally fit in. Only everyone in the pack is mated and he still feels lonely. Going out for company, Frankie is attacked by rogues, but one of them, Jared, turns against the others to save him. Unable to take Jared home to the pack or let him face death with the rogues, Frankie hides him at his grandmother's house.Despite the attraction between them, Jared is vicious and defensive, and Frankie is filled with despair when he realizes that the rogue is his mate. How can it possibly work out? As trust slowly builds between them and the packs find out about Jared, things start to improve. But the rogues aren't about to let things go. Under attack, can they reconcile their differences, beat the rogues, and be the mates they're meant to be? ** A Siren Erotic Romance

Genres: M M Romance, M M Shapeshifters, Paranormal

233 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 15, 2011

About the author

My mother likes to boast that I was reading at the age of three. I'm not sure if that's strictly true but my childhood memories are mostly of being indoors with a book of some description. I distinctly remember having a Ladybird copy (English young children's books) of Dracula so I think my tastes were set quite early. Like a friend once said, while other young girls wanted to be ballerinas, I kind of always wanted to be a vampire.

I grew up in Belgium and went to a multi-national school before moving back to England to get my first degree. Microbiology and Virology... what was I thinking? Naturally I didn't do anything with it, in fact the thought of real life was off putting enough that I went and did another degree straight away. Medical herbalism this time, much better although it was in my final year of this degree that I rediscovered writing. Not sure why I ever stopped because once I started again it became a compulsion.

Once the second degree was finished I was stuck, I didn't want to practice herbalism, I wanted to write... only write. So I got a job in a health food shop and that was the first in a long line of short term jobs to pay the bills while I wrote. Some of them were brilliant though. I met some of my best friends ever when I was a barista in a coffee shop and I got many wonderful books and ideas when I worked in a sex shop... okay not technically a sex shop as we didn't sell porn but still an adult 'toy' shop. During this time I lived with my sister which was also brilliant but made me incredibly lazy. It took nearly five years before I actually wrote a full length, complete novel.

Moving to the other end of the country to live with one of my best friends, and I would go as far as to call her my muse, really kick started the novel writing and now I have several that are complete, although again it took me a while to actually start sending them out. I don't know if other writers feel the same but they're my babies and rejection is extremely painful.

Reviews

[Betryal · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not as good as the first. There was issues for me in this story like the fact that one of them was a paramedic that supplied their blood so it wouldn't be conspicuous, yet I don't see how that was possible with the large quantities required to 'feed' everyone and then there was Frankie's schooling. He hardly even attended with the turn of events and quite a few absences. Some like these situations didn't pan out for me. Good story if more made sense.

[Rose · Rating 3 out of 5]

Although I was happy to get an update on the characters I fell in love with in the 1st book, I was a little disappointed in this second installment. I can't believe I'm saying this because this is usually not a problem for me, but there was waaay too much sex in this book! To the point where it became tedious to read through.

[Cee Brown]

I had to re-read Pack just to remember certain details and that's just not like me!!! Enjoyed Rogue though.