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Desert Wolf 4: A Very Close Shave by Anna Lowe Series: The Wolves of Twin Moon Ranch #1.4
Genres: Paranormal Romance, Short Stories
Format: eBook
Source: ARC Review Copy
Purchase Links: Amazon
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A paranormal romance short stories with adult content. The perfect read for fans of strong heroines, alpha heroes, werewolves and shapeshifters, red-hot cowboys, romantic westerns, paranormal suspense, action-adventure romance, and fantasy romance!
Also in this series: Desert Fate , Desert Moon, Desert Wolf: Friend or Foe, Desert Blood, Desert Hunt, Desert Wolf 2
** Part of the Wicked Alphas, Wildest Nights Collection & Desert Wolf: Complete Collection **
~ 3 Stars ~
This short story takes place during the events of Desert Blood.
It’s a very quick, sweet, and short read; into the private lives of Ty and his mate Lana who are the Alpha leaders at Twin Moon Ranch during a time when they rarely get a free moment. I can see the impact of Ty submitting to his mate Lana, but I did not see the point behind this scene. It was not as powerful or moving as some of her other works I have read.
We also get a little teaser with Cody and the troubles he is having in Desert Blood. Which I enjoyed seeing this moment between brothers.
If the rest of this anthology is as pleasant as this short story, then it might be worth picking up and reading.
*Disclaimer: I received a complimentary ARC copy of this short story only provided by Anna Lowe with the sole purpose of an honest review. All thoughts, comments and ratings are my own.
About Anna Lowe
USA Today and Amazon best-selling author Anna Lowe loves putting the “hero” back into heroine and letting location ignite a passionate romance. She likes a heroine who is independent, intelligent, and imperfect — a woman who’s doing just fine on her own. But give the heroine a good man (not to mention a chance to overcome her own inhibitions) and she’ll never turn down the chance for adventure, nor shy away from danger.
On any given weekend, you might find her hiking in the mountains or hunched over her laptop, working on her latest story. Either way, the day will end with a chunk of dark chocolate and a good read.
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