Author - Alyssa Rose Ivy
Series - The Dire Wolves Chronicles #2
Genre - NA Fantasy
Format - Review copy Ebook
Published - January 12th 2015
Synopsis
The Dire Wolves Chronicles continue...
After you have sacrificed your freedom what else is there to lose?
Mary Anne has given her word to Hunter that she’ll stay as his mate, but every second she spends with him takes her further away from Gage when he needs her the most.
Caught between love and duty, Mary Anne discovers that her troubles are just beginning, and that sometimes love comes at a great price.
Review
I received Dusk in return for an honest review from the
author. In order to save Gage’s life he
must become a dire and only by committing to be Hunters mate will Mary Anne be
able to save him. The only drawback is that it’s not a onetime thing it has to
happen twice and unless Hunter is happy he won’t do it again and Gage will die.
The pair is kept apart with the anticipation that the connection between the
two isn’t strong enough to survive and eventually Hunter will win Mary Anne
over.
When Gage and Marni sneak
out to take care of the witches they lose the protection forcing Hunter to flee
the area with his pack. The only safe place he can see is hiding right in the
Society’s own back yard of New Orleans. Hunter sure that if he gives Mary Anne
the time she needs she will grow to love him, and he’s also sure that she’s the
one he’s been dreaming about who will save them all. When things go horribly
wrong they will all be tested when they are revealed before the Pterons.
I love Mary Anne willing to give it all up for the man she
loves even if it means being with a Dire wolf shifter. I love Gage because his
whole world revolves around Mary Anne and he is ok with her making the choice
to turn him into a Dire doesn’t mean he’s going to let her go easy. I
understand Hunter and I want to dislike him but it’s so darn hard. He’s not a
bad guy just misguided.
Dusk is the second book in the Dire Wolves Chronicles which starts
off right after the end of the first book. The author has taken the shifter
concept adding her own unique twist creating the Dires. I love how the two
worlds are starting to come together as we see the Pterons for the first time. The
worlds are slowing colliding and I can’t wait to see how it’s all going to play
out in the next book. I love the characters Mary Anne is one of my all-time
favorites she’s thrown into the world of the supernatural but with Gage by with
her she accepts and deals with it well. The characters are easy to connect with
and we are given all three points of view Mary Anne, Gage, even Hunter and it’s
getting harder and harder to dislike him. If not for the fact that I had to get
up early I would have stayed up all night reading but I quickly finished this
morning as soon as I got a chance to sit down and read. Dusk is a brilliant
novel it’s action packed right from the start drawing the reader in and keeping
you hooked till the very end. The author has created a beautifully written
story that captures the heart as well as the imagination. My only complaint is
the next book isn’t out now. I loved Dusk the whole series is amazing my top five for shifter series of all time.
Not ever heard of this series but it sounds like one I should put on the TBR pile. :)
ReplyDeleteOOooh NICE! I got this one this week to review as well! As soon as I finish my massive current read, I'm reading this!
ReplyDeleteIt's so weird! I was totally conflicted with Gage and Hunter myself! I mean Hunter had his faults, but then there are the positives...Gage had his faults, but then he really did seem to care for Mary Anne!
SQUEE! I just can't wait to read this one! I totally gushed over Dire and have been dying for Dusk since I finished the first! Love to hear that the Dires cross paths with the Pterons! Wasn't expecting that! Really need to speed read my current book now!
Lovely review!