– Customer review on 07/05/2007

This book was quite good, I have read Angela Knight before and her Direwolf story is interesting and fast paced. As with all novellas quick stories without a lot of background information and depth but very good to give you an idea if you like the style of the author's writing.

Kantra's and Davidson stories were both good with interesting plots, unfortunately the story by Sunny was a bit of an eye opener, little romance and a great deal on explicit sex did not match the other stories and was a disappointment, otherwise well worth a read.

– Customer review on 10/03/2007

Oh, this book is a keeper. I didn’t like the Sunny story particularly, but the others were great. Angela Knight writes another DireWolf story, this time about the Chosen, an elitist group of werewolves, and it is Knight at her best. Davidson writes one of her werewolf stories, and mixes a loner werewolf with a loner vamp plotting revenge. It’s the snappy dialogue that’s the winner here, and the scene in the hole—now that’s hilarious. Kantra, an author I’ve never read before, writes a lovely story about mortals and fairy folk, and if you think of fairies as sweet little pixies, you’ll think again after reading this. Well worth the read.