Two things attracted me to this book, the cover and the fact that this was another “goldilocks and the three bears” sort of story and I am always eager to see how authors put their own spin on this aged plot.
Despite the cover image this is a multiple ménage book and a quick romp that was over before it made an impact. Gillian is in need of shelter and comes upon the expected empty cabin in the woods with three bedrooms…
Need I go any further… it reads like the tale up to a certain point.
The three men in question are bear shifters and other than some very well flesh out personality traits,they were average guys, they care for the environment, had little to do with the outside world and were very close to their parents.
The crust of this book revolved around the hastily developed relationship between these four. I say hasty because within a few hours they were getting their groove on and before long the language is such, it’s as if there being together was a done deal minus one big secret..
If you don’t particularly like light reading material give it a miss as you will have multiple issues with this one, for me this was a quick break and sometimes I just need that. I did like the remote setting and the fact that the brother’s personality were so different to the point of knowing who would getting shifty about the dirty floor mat.
BATTERED NOT BROKEN had some legs, as in it had moments of hilarity, some great scenes showing the dynamics between the brothers and just enough info about the Anikota tribe of Indians to make me really curious.