Pacific Heat

by Kayla Van Egdom

Daxton King, a Great White shark shifter, has only one revenge. He is determined to stop the criminals who took his family from him. When the group of shark-finners return to King's Bay, he finally has his chance. And he isn't the only one with this goal... Maxine Sullivan has been trying to stop the Curt McHenri and the other shark-finners for years. A marine biologist with a passion for studying sharks, she knows there won't be anything left to study if the massacres continue. Scientist and shark shifter are brought together by their shared purpose. Together, they commit to stopping Curt and his men for good, even if it means risking their own lives in the process. Along the way, they realize that there might be more for them here than justice. For the first time since losing his mate, Daxton wonders if there's hope of happiness in his future after all.

227 pages, Paperback

Published September 19, 2021

Reviews

[Michelle Dhensaw · Rating 5 out of 5]

Okay, let's start with the book itself. I love that it isn't a tiny book. It's a bit larger, so easier to hold while I am binging it. The cover is stunning. It has a matte finish, which I love.
The story- as always, Paranormal books are my favorite. I am usually more drawn to your typical vampire or werewolf. Boy, am I glad I switched it up. I've never read a book about weresharks. It gave really cool insight into sharks, and I learned things I never knew before. There was everything in this boo. The forbidden romance. The steamy sex scenes. A struggle of good vs evil. The ending had me annoyed that the book wasn't longer, as I really wanted to know what happens next. As always, with a good cliff hanger.
I am so excited for the next book about indigo, as she was one of my favorite characters