3 Stars
The murders may be
over, but my heartache is back in full force, thanks to my mother and my own
misgivings.
When I return to
Winter Grove early and end up relying on the pack to help me out, I’m sure it’s
a new form of torture. Instead, I find myself growing closer to August and
Foster. I can’t help but think they’re dragging me deeper underwater, with no
intention of letting me up for air anytime soon.
To add to the
confusion, a new arrival at the university has a grudge against the pack, and
she knows that getting to them is easier when she’s targeting anyone who’s more
vulnerable than the boys.
And that might
include me, despite how much I want to stay out of it.
But when she goes after my place at Winter Grove and the pack that I might be willing to call my own, will I just let her? Or will I take a few lessons from my vile boys and show her I’m not so quick to surrender?
Picks up rightish
where the last ends. You get more info about each of the guys. The struggle
Mercy has with her new roommate is something everyone can relate to. The
secondary story behind the romance was better in this one. It fleshed out the
guys' past. I loved that they came together to help Mercy. Overall, a good
duology.
Book 2 Knot Their
Toy
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