October 10, 2006
His mate was still out of it. The wolf hadn’t moved from where Chay had put him. He looked very sweet and peaceful…innocent. He was a handsome wolf. Actually, he was more pretty than handsome. Not that he was feminine exactly, but his size wasn’t at all masuline. In human form, the top of his head would probably only come to Chay’s chin. Chay ran his fingers across the snout and over the closed eyes. He’d be willing to bet those eyes were a pale sky blue.
Chay’s dick hardened even more at the thought. He groaned and pulled his hand away to adjust himself. He should’ve called Frank to come get this little bit as soon as he’d patched him up and he could’ve pretended like nothing was different. Even still, he should send the man on his way when he woke. But Chay knew he wouldn’t. He had no earthly idea what to do with a male mate, but it didn’t stop him from wanting to keep him.
I just finished this book too. I liked it, but I prefer more character development and angsty love stories. It was still a fun read and I want to read the next two in the series.
I read this, too. I thought it was pretty hot, though the whole “Little Bit” nickname didn’t work for me, it made me think of Pa Ingalls and Laura. I will, however, look for the next in the series and hope for better nicknames!
Teri: Total agree with you and the “Little Bit” nickname.
I felt the second book was a lot stronger than the first. I hope you both enjoy it. The third book in the series comes out in a month and I’m very excited. There is a novella-length story also available, but it isn’t directly tied to the characters of the full-length novels. It wasn’t as good as the longer books (in my opinion).