Selena Blake

This short Christmas novella deals with the five werewolf Deveraux brothers and cousins. Although I haven’t read the previous five books, the author gives enough info on the main five couples throughout the novella to inform the reader of whom everyone is and the basic overview of how the couples met and fell in love.
Jules and Angel are getting married. They’re staying with Burke and Kendal for Christmas and getting married at their home. Sebastian and Amanda, the pack alpha and luna, are expecting their first child which is due any day now. Laurent and Violet are there, along with Andre and Juliette. I enjoyed watching the interaction between the pack members, the men with each other and with their mates, and found this story to be very sweet and heartwarming.
I’m definitely interested in checking out the previous books and the later ones in the series if there are any.
4 Stars

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In the first novella of the Stormy Weather series, Sebastian Deveraux is the alpha of his Cajun wolf pack. His brothers keep reminding him that he needs to pick a mate, but the only woman he wants skipped town years earlier. Then to his surprise, fate answers his dreams.
Amanda St. James has always loved Sebastian but thought he didn’t love her in return. Now a NYC reporter, she returns home to Louisiana for a funeral and then receives flowers from Sebastian, or so she believes. After he finds her trespassing on his property, a decade worth of pent-up aggression and lust finally explodes between them.
Sebastian and Amanda’s biggest obstacle to overcome was their lack of communication and continual arguing. Their relationship moved very fast after so many years apart, but the first sex scene ended up being a dream sequence, which lead to a little confusion because it seemed to be part of the current narrative, not inside the heroine’s head.
The writing is good other than a few punctuation errors, and I like the French Cajun words thrown in. I’ve read one other book in this series (read out of order), and I would like to read the rest as well.
3 Stars

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