A Tiger's Bride (A Lion's Pride) (Volume 4)

Good solid funny read lightweight but very enjoyable hero to the rescue a big family twin baby girls old and young I'm giving it five stars it was a good light reading ending to this last series of books

I bought this book because of the glowing reviews I read. It was an interesting story but not the rollicking laugh fest I was promised. In fact, the sentence structure was often garbled and character developement weak at best. The both of them are vague; he's a tall guy with dark hair and blue eyes-- she's a blond with a tendancy to cause accidents. I guess this is a trait she shared with her sister. Both families are mob connected and yet the big trouble comes from a group of humans who hunt their kind. Wow, that was out of left field. It really didn't add much to the plot and the whole thing was taken care of in a few casual pages. I wanted it to be good but it was fairly average--charming in places but still average.

I bought this book because of the glowing reviews I read. It was an interesting story but not the rollicking laugh fest I was promised. In fact, the sentence structure was often garbled and character developement weak at best. The both of them are vague; he's a tall guy with dark hair and blue eyes-- she's a blond with a tendancy to cause accidents. I guess this is a trait she shared with her sister. Both families are mob connected and yet the big trouble comes from a group of humans who hunt their kind. Wow, that was out of left field. It really didn't add much to the plot and the whole thing was taken care of in a few casual pages. I wanted it to be good but it was fairly average--charming in places but still average.