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Reflash (2012)

by Sandrine Gasq-Dion(Favorite Author)

4.09 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Skull Blaster Publishing LLC (September 30, 2013)

series

Assassin/Shifter

review 1: This is so bad it reads like a parody. After reading the first two books in the series, I wondered if they got better or worse. The answer is worse, definitely worse. All of the men talk exactly as if they are airhead girls in junior high. The scenes are ridiculous and make pretty much no sense. For example one of the characters is described as straight and homophobic and yet he goes to gay bars and slow dances with other men. After a while I just gave up trying to make any sense of this book and after that I just gave up.
review 2: I loved this book! I loved the message that this book told. It showed that true love was honest and true and that it is okay to question and reevaluate what you have been taught. That it is okay to not believe what your parents bel... moreieve and that hate is never the answer. I loved that some characters got to see how destructive their ways were from the other side. Love is love, and its no different if you are straight or gay.At the end of An Ignited Passion, Tucker and Wesley had found their mates, but they thought the fates were cruel for giving them straight men. This story picks up a year later, after they had moved to Seattle to be near their mates and were working as cops on the night shift.Tucker Storm and Wesley Foster were made into werewolves with Preston. The fates select a mate for every werewolf, and Austin Jacobson and Kurt Maguire were theirs. Austin and Kurt are roommates and firefighters. They grew up in Montana, and both had very strict, homophobic parents who preached it was a sin to be gay. It was hard for them to overcome this, but they were changing their minds. They both hid the fact that they thought they might be gay from each other, but they needed Wesley and Tucker. Sparks fly when they run into each other at the club.Slowly there is hope for the werewolves, and things get steamy. When Kurt's little brother comes to stay and shares his thoughts with them, they loosen up. An arsonist is on the loose and Austin and Kurt are hurt, so their men take care of them and more. But when things turn deadly, its all up for grabs. Can Austin and Kurt admit they love men? What about the little brother? Will the not so straight guys be able to accept their men when they know the truth about what they are? Who is setting deadly fires? And don't forget all the secondary story lines! Things are starting to get very interesting with the group. These books just keep getting better and better! less

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