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Whales are in my top ten.
3.5 stars Dear Lora Leigh, I know your loyal fans would buy your grocery list, in hopes of finding anal on it, but could you please do me a huge favor anyway and hire an editor for grammar errors and word repetition? Because the grammar errors and word repetitions were really annoying. Let me tell you, I was very annoyed by the frequent word repetitions. Despite that, I enjoyed this more than the last several Leighs I’ve read, perhaps because I wasn’t already familiar with the main characters and had no expectations to be disappointed. I enjoyed getting to see Storme and Styx meet for the first time -- Leigh tends towards starting her romances in the middle, Diana Palmer style. This was a great meeting, as the suspicious, bigoted Storme is lured into bed by Styx's sexy brogue. (If you're one of those readers who hates fake romance brogue, you're out of luck, but I'm a total sucker for it. Hmm, maybe there's someone out there who actually loves grammar errors and word repetitions?) I thought there was a good conflict overall, between Storme's somewhat justified hatred of Breeds and her inability to resist the wolf breed Highlander Hottie. There's also some playing around with the concept of the Breed mate bond, as some unknown force -- Storme's subconscious? Styx's subconscious? -- keeps it from coming to full life. Unlike many other readers, I didn't hate Storme; I liked her toughness, and sympathized with her. So a pretty good read overall. There's a lot of mention of characters from previous books, but I think it would stand alone reasonably well for someone new to the series.