Sometimes less can be more but that is not the case when it comes to “The Mating Clause” - less is just less.
It's lacking in pace, the plotting is almost non-existent, the editing should have been much better – the only area in which it scores high is in reader boredom.
Author Nina Carmichael, in the middle of a writing slump, has rented a cabin in small town Everett Hollow, Washington.
Unbeknownst to her it is Wolf Shifter Central and the Alpha, Gabriel Stone, is running out of time to find his Mate.
Could it be?
Yep!
But she's human … he doesn't care.
There's a rather half-hearted plot concerning an attempt on her life by a would-be Alpha and a completely off-the-wall piece of ephemera concerning prophetic dreams.
If you don't ask much from your books you won't be disappointed.
Me, I've just finished it and it is already fading from my mind.
1.5 Stars, raised to 2 Stars.