Reviewed by Kimberley
TITLE: At His Side
AUTHOR: Sunny Day
PUBLISHER: Siren- BookStrand, Inc.
LENGTH: 103 pages
BLURB: Marshal is in a middle of a mission which if it goes wrong threatens to dissolve into bloody war. He’s always prided himself on doing a good job, but this time he failed. His pack was hurt and he has to remedy the situation.
Finding his mate wasn’t in the plan. To get to the man who started everything, Marshal has to use and hurt Nick. Nick has his own duties to fulfill. Neither of them is able to back off and both of them are afraid they will lose the mate bond, something every shifter holds precious. Torn between duty and desire, Marshal doesn’t know how to act. The bond between him and Nick is tenuous and threatened by events which are out of their control. Once the dust settles, Marshal finds himself stuck between a rock and hard place, because no matter what decision he makes, he will lose something.
REVIEW: Well, there isn’t much that’s I can say about this book. So I’ll just get right to it.
Let me start off by saying that the paranormal MM romance, erotic genre is one of my favorites. If given a choice between reading a contemporary and paranormal story, I’ll choose paranormal every time. I picked this book expecting a treat but ended up with a trick. The story wasn’t bad; the bones of it were quite good but the meat of the story didn’t work. The story was poorly executed. Poor editing, plot holes big enough to drive a truck through made this story confusing to read. And it wasn’t just in parts, it was the entire book. I kept expecting an explanation or some kind of backstory to help me along with these characters and the situation surround them. You get nothing. I thought that this may have been part of a series of a spinoff from another book that I may have missed. So, I went back, looked over her other titles, and saw that this was a standalone. This book didn’t flow well at all. This combined with the poor editing…when I finished, I couldn’t really tell you anything about the book other than it was about shifters; one shifter was fighting the other for whatever reason. It’s a shame because the author had all of the materials for a really good story, but in the end, it was just a mess. If the author revised and re-release this story; proofread and edit it, it would be a pretty good read. I simply can not recommend this book as it stands now. Sorry.
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