Whereas Miki is all work, Connall is all play so they made a wonderful match. He pursued her with kind of determination you have to respect, only a brave man like him had the balls (and the willingness to lose them) to take on Miki. You gotta love 'em for their bravery in threatening Connall to take good care of Miki.Ĭonnall was amazing, he didn't take Miki's comments too much to heart, he played her games and accepted all of her unwitting challenges. Her geek friends are also scary, they may be wimpy in appearance but they sure can ruin your life if you get on their bad side. Miki is shockingly honest with no filter between her brain and her mouth but she's ball-bustingly tough (scary tough) and Mensa-smart so she's great to have in an impossible situation.
It's intelligent, funny (my ribs are sore from laughing so hard) and incredibly sweet without being overly so. Read moreĪn absolutely brilliant sequel to Pack Challenge. Not every book will work for you, even if you’re an awesome sauce PNR writer such as Shelly Laurenston. I also dislike how she treats Conan, the blond, goofy, adorable, Viking alpha male of my dreams. Plus, she’s a bookworm! How could I not share a kindred spirit with such a character? Turns out, easily when her big mouth always gets the people around her into hot water. It’s a real bummer, because I usually love a heroine with brains as well as brawns. How much trouble could one tiny human female get up to? It’s not long before he starts to realize-as much as possible.I am so not a Miki Kendrick fan. She ruined this book for me.Danger is stirring for the Magnus Pack, so when Miki Kendrick much travel to give her dissertation and finally get her doctorate, Conan Víga-Feilan-descendant of Viking shifters and Zach Sheridan’s right hand wolf-decides to tag along. Why didn’t I enjoy this Magnus Pack sequel? Miki. In fact, I believe it’s also the lowest I’ve ever rated one of her books.
This review first appeared on A Weebish Book Blog.I have to say, GO FETCH! is my least favorite Laurenston novel.
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