Promised at the Moon (Wolf River #1)
Rebekah R. Ganiere
If he can save her from her past, she could be his future. Natasha Moon is running for her life. Though she’s managed to evade a forced mating, she arrives at a California safe house with no idea if the parents who entrusted her to an enigmatic Alpha are alive or dead. The lone wolf who gets her to safety draws her like a magnet. But to him, she seems to be just another shifter in need. Just another female he thinks he can boss around. Liam Grey avoids attachments at all costs. With his own demons to fight, he sticks to relocating shifters in trouble, not playing social worker. But when beautiful, fragile Natasha shows up desperate for more than just a place to stay, his inner wolf howls for a chance to give—and be—everything she needs. Liam has his hands full keeping Natasha safe from other shifters, and from his own desire. But when Natasha’s ex-boyfriend tracks her down, Liam will have to push beyond the brink to keep her for himself—or lose her for good. Warning: Contains an Alpha who can’t help sticking his nose in where it’s not wanted, and a feisty female who secretly wishes he’d rethink his paws-off policy.
Publication Year: 2016
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Natasha Moon narrowly escapes (and I do mean escapes) a forced mating to a nasty shifter only to find everything she's ever been missing in the man who's sent to rescue her. Liam Grey is a lone wolf and likes it that way, but something about Natasha brings out his protective Alpha side...
I picked this up as an ARC because I'm a huge fan of this genre, but Ganiere was a new-to-me author. Plus the cover is pretty cool, am I right?
I really enjoyed Promised at the Moon. The characters were very sweet; especially Liam. After initially being a bit gruff and standoffish, he was ultimately really protective and gentle with Natasha - it was adorable! He has an interesting story to tell as to why he's a lone wolf, and both that and Natasha's ongoing storyline kept me interested and enjoying the read.
As I said, the romance was sweet and I think that was my favourite part. As PNRs go this was a lighter version without so much of the dark and gritty violence that can often accompany them, so if you're in the mood to read a feel-good PNR, this one would be ideal.
Details on the next book in this new series can be found here:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/30745632-cursed-by-the-moon
4 Stars ★★★★
A copy of this book was provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
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