DNF

Pissed off in the first 2 pages. Unless you are into d/s bullshit, then I guess you will love this. Women treated as children and asshole men.

Not my cup of tea. A waste of my time. ( )

Lee Savino and Renee Rose have done it again. They have brought us the 4th entry in their Bad Boy Alphas series. This one is a great addition to the series. It is a complete story on its own, but it helps to further an overarching story arc for the entire series.

Tank is the beta in the Tucson pack. His Alpha, Garett has tasked him with finding out what his mate's best friend, Foxfire, knows. Tank figures it's going to be an easy job. Then he actually meets Foxfire and realizes that it's not the easy job he thought.

Foxfire lets her freak flag fly high. She has rainbow colored hair and her definite personal style. She has a best friend named Amber, who she is fiercely protective about, especially after her disastrous first date with Garrett. Foxfire yells at Garrett and tells him that it doesn't matter about his Werewolf gang, she will personally kick his rear end if he hurts Amber.

OMG, I LOVE Foxfire. She is a total BAMF, even if she is only 5 feet tall and 120 lbs soaking wet. She is fierce, protective, and compassionate. She's also a complete free spirit and lives her life her way. What more can you want in a character? I almost feel sorry for Tank. He really doesn't know what has hit him when he meets Foxfire. Their chemistry is off the chart though, and their sex is great. They also have a great adventure, which is great. Love, love, love this story. ( )

Five foxy wolf stars

I love this series. Seriously love it. It had me laughing at parts. Foxfire and her inner monologue were a hoot. Tank was sexy as hell and together they were cute as hell.

Great work again ladies. Can't wait for what you do next. ( )

I freaking loved this book! I am kinda irritated I just now discovered this series, but I am for sure gonna read the rest, you can bet on it. This book has suspense, love, and so much humor. I loved every part of it. I love the shifter aspect as well, it is the basis for the whole book, and it set the tone for what to expect. Well written and the dialogue is on point. Told in dual POV. ( )