Long and Short Reviews (LASR)
Continuously running from an unknown threat doesn’t leave much room for relationships even romantic ones. So Quinn spent most of his life alone and scared in the world. Then Killian came along and changed off of that because something draws him that he cannot seem to resist. Killian has a strong, calm and authoritative feel about him. He wasn’t your typical alpha that is confident and cocky. It was a good change to the type of alpha I am use to seeing. It was refreshing to see something different, plus Killian still very much protected those around him, as well as his father who seems to only push him away. Quinn’s character at times I had trouble identifying with. Some he to seem to have some alpha qualities, even though he did not identify as an alpha. It was clear to me that he let Killian take the dominant rule, for me someone is usually an alpha or not by nature, not they allow someone to be alpha. The conflict in the story really intrigued me. I found that more entertaining than the romantic development. I liked the mystery around Quinn’s parents as well as who it was trying to find him. It made me want to know more, and help Quinn find out the mystery behind his family. Even in the end I hoped there was more to the story cause I did not want it to end.