Another great story.

I loved that Amber got what was coming to her, as well as Logan. I love seeing these alpha males find their mate. looking forward to the rest of the series.

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Engaging, sexy, funny

I found myself laughing out loud a lot more in this story than any of the others. It definitely took a lot longer to get to the sexy parts but Shya and Nick and genuinely interesting characters. I enjoyed this book throughly and as with the other books in this series Jill Redfield does a terrific job with the reading.

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****addictive****

An engaging and emotional story of secrets, hurts and misunderstanding, but also it filled with humour and amazing characters that slowly but surely creeps into your heart. Suzanne please write Dominic story next and Trick :) Jill you are excellent as always thank you. xox

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really like the narrator and her sense emphasis

loved it, and the way I still read my faves from last books and excited that mercury pack has been created

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Great Narration. Annoying heroine.

Great Narration. Annoying heroine.
Read through KU whilst also flicking and listening to the audible version too. What a great idea to Read and Listen. Very handy using my headphones when doing stuff around the house. I don’t lose the flow of the story.
Will be buying all the audible books over time.
I have to say the narrator for this book was one of the best with an enjoyable narration. Lots of inflections and I could tell most of the characters apart.
BOOK REVIEW
Nearly a DNF due to the whiny, annoying heroine.
If not for the fact I had read book one in the Mercury Pack and wanted to know the back story, I would not have finished this book.
I started off liking, admiring and feeling sorry for Shaya.
By the half way mark I ended up thinking she really was an emotionally challenged idiot. Her continual woe is me, everyone leaves me and I’m not good enough for Nick attitude really got on my nerves by the time we were to chapter 8.
Her insecurities and Mummy issues carried on throughout the whole story. By the time her head was out of her a** at 95% into the story, I didn’t care and wished Nick could get a different mate.
Yes, Nick had been an ass and the fact he still hadn’t told her all the truth about why he didn’t claim her was annoying, but I nearly stopped reading when Shaya was playing with Nicks emotions, by deceptively and purposely going on a date with someone else.
Nick really was an idiot in not claiming Shaya but he had semi valid reasons.
He at least was really trying to apologise and prove he was serious about claiming Shaya and was quite honourable in trying to not tie her to a sick mate.
Shaya has some ridiculous twin loss emotional crap from when she was in the womb and uses the fact her first boyfriend, from 10 YEARS previously, was a complete user/loser to excuse her abandonment and trust issues.
She really had no valid reasoning for her behaviour.
She then pushes away her TRUE MATE, due to hurt feelings.
Thank goodness the other characters and the actual plot were entertaining.
We did get some other woman drama which was dealt with too easily and quickly. It was also easy to know what Amber had NOT been doing. The same with the two main baddies.
What was the deal with Shaya’s parents, her mother was nasty and neurotic, her father was plain weird.
Read through KU whilst also flicking and listening to the audible version too.
I started with this author reading the first Phoenix Pack book which was okay. Months later I picked up the 1st Mercury Pack book. I enjoyed that enough to start reading them in the correct order.

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