Savage series, Book 1
Publishing: Samhain Publishing
Date published: April 2012
ISBN 9781609285906
E-pub
Paranormal Romance/Suspense
Reviewed by Tammy
Obtained via Publisher
Shelli Stevens shows her appetite for paranormal romantic suspense runs hot with SAVAGE HUNGER, the first in Stevens’ Savage series.
Sienna Peters’ world has tilted off its axis when she discovers a secret species being tortured in the lab where she works. Tasked with getting a jump drive to her world-renowned scientist father, she first sets to free the creatures. If only she had stuck to the plan.
Federal agent Warrick Donovan has worked hard to prove himself to his superiors and the shifter race. When he tackles a female tango to the ground on a mission to rescue fellow shifters, Warrick knows he is in trouble as soon as he recognizes the woman as the sexy younger sister of a close friend. Now he has to both keep her safe and find out how she is involved in his mission. But Sienna has been told to trust no one with the jump drive but her father and even though Warrick sends her pulse pounding with just a look, there is a traitor in Warrick’s team and Sienna doesn’t know who she can trust.
Secrets, traitors, shifters and danger abound in Shelli Stevens’ SAVAGE HUNGER, a paranormal romantic suspense that really grabs readers’ attention and refuses to let go. The story speeds along as the danger and passion escalate. The characters are multifaceted and intriguing. Sienna and Warrick share a past, but both have secrets they can’t reveal. These heroes frustrate each other constantly, in more than one way, as they struggle to keep their secrets while the hunger between them builds. The storyline is fun, flirty and keep readers guessing just who the traitor is and what he has planned. This reader thoroughly enjoyed this story and eagerly awaits future Savage series books. If you hunger for strong characters and a complex storyline with your paranormal romantic suspense, Shelli Stevens’ SAVAGE HUNGER is sure to whet your appetite.
This is an objective review and not an endorsement of this book.
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