The Werewolf Meets His Match (Nocturne Falls #2)

Kristen Painter

Createspace

2015

370 páginas

12h 20m

ISBN-13: 9781941695098

Welcome to Nocturne Falls, the town where Halloween is celebrated 365 days a year. The tourists think it's all a show: the vampires, the werewolves, the witches, the occasional gargoyle flying through the sky. But the supernaturals populating the town know better. Living in Nocturne Falls means being yourself. Fangs and all.

Getting arrested wasn’t on werewolf Ivy Kincaid’s agenda when she arrived in Nocturne Falls, but her life rarely goes according to plan. The upside of spending the night in the local lock-up is finding a hotel room is no longer a worry...but the downside is the man she’s come to marry will get his first impression of her behind bars. Not exactly the way Ivy was hoping to meet her pack's sworn enemy...aka her fiancé.

Sheriff (and werewolf) Hank Merrow is the alpha's heir. Everything he's ever done, from becoming an Army Ranger to serving in law enforcement, has been in preparation for the day he’ll take over. Getting married to cement a shaky truce is no different. Hank will do his duty, even if it means shackling himself to a woman he has no intention of liking, let alone loving.

But Ivy is nothing like Hank expected. As feisty as she is beautiful, she's as determined as he is to make a go of marriage for the sake of peace between their packs. The trouble is, Ivy has secrets that could destroy everything Hank holds dear...including his newfound love for her.

Resenhas (1)

3.5 (Bom)

Gostei bastante da leitura, como no primeiro livro, a autora desenvolve rápido os acontecimentos e não tem tanta enrolação, e isso deixa a leitura ser bem fluida.
O romance se desenvolve rápido também, meio que no segundo dia de convivência ambos já sabem que estão apaixonados.
Ao final do livro os dias passam, e não fica claro quanto tempo se passou, o que pode deixar a leitura um pouco confusa, mas nada que não de para continuar.
Gostei do casal Ivy e Hank, e gostei como eles criam uma conexão, e da parte do casamento, em que o juiz questiona ao Hank e ao Charlie se eles aceitam ser pai e filho.
Senti falta do Charlie chamando Hank de pai, acho que a autora pecou nisso.

Estou decidindo se leio os outros livros da série.