This book was probably the simplest in terms of plot but I still enjoyed it. I liked that Dagus had a personality and wasn't a pushover. Even though these guys hook up at lightening speed, I like that Brad wanted to get to know Dagus before he claimed him and I enjoyed their date.Gotta say that this cover sucked. The Dagus on the cover hooks like a wanna be R&B player with those shades and Brad looks like a pale, washed out ugly guy. I had to not let the cover distract me from my mind's Dagus and Brad. I have really liked the brothers Drake and Dagus since they appeared in the series. Now we get a mate for Dagus - who just happens to be a polar bear shifter who's a biker! Brad has been lied to by his father that gay shifters don't get mates so Brad has been on the move for over 30 years with his family - his motorcycle gang. When they stop in to the local gay bar, he immediately scents what he thinks is his mate, but in a room full of gay men he's not sure who it is at first. Phillip has been watching out for Dagus since Drake has moved in with Ailean and he takes his protectiveness a bit far for Dagus's taste. While Dagus eventually gets his way and goes out with Brad, he is concerned about mating with a shifter and losing his independence. He soon comes to realize that Brad does not want to stifle him but wants only to love and protect him. There is a new conflict in the pack that causes a rather unfortunate incident, but all's well that ends well. And can't wait to see the shifters in the next book.
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I'm slowly (as budget allows) catching up with this Excellent series. Another great addition.
—dragonzpet
I was waiting for Dagos's story and this didn't disappoint at all.
—Rebecca
