Robert is a bear shifter who refuses to shift. Immediately attracted to Vy, he deviates from his normal pattern and seeks more than a one off with the powerful, bristly hawk. But Robert’s affections are rooted in his human form, and when Vy discovers Robert doesn't recognize him as his mate, he pulls away. If Robert wants to stay with Vy, he must convince a man deeply ruled by his animal instincts to give their relationship as humans a chance.
Control by Cardeno C. and Mary
Calmes was so sweet and romantic, I couldn’t keep the smile off my face.
I loved Vy and Robert.
Tender-hearted, loving and fiercely protective described both main characters
in this wonderful tale of duty and love.
Vy was the kuar of his ket.
A leader at a young age, determined to always put the ket above all else, including
himself. Robert, a grizzly bear
shifter, who doesn’t shift, raised by humans, was the perfect yang to Vy’s
ying.
Cardeno C. and Calmes created a world where shifters and humans rarely
intersect, and most species stay unto themselves.
The authors’ characterization
of Vy was strength and arrogance, yet with an innate need to be loved and to
love. For lack of a better cliché, Robert fit him like a glove.
The larger than life grizzly
was a natural nurturer, thanks to the upbringing by his hippy parents. Calm in
the face of turmoil and danger, Robert burrowed into Vy’s heart and eventually
into the ket, as Vy’s mate.
The sex was steamy, yet not
he-man over the top. Sensuality was the key, every time Vy and Robert coupled,
whether it was lazing on the couch or steaming up the sheets.
Neither Cardeno C. nor Mary Calmes
disappoint me when I read one of their works. Both authors write with
compassion and never lose the integrity of their stories.
Control is a must read!
Definite S.E.X
A five handcuff review.
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