TITLE: Full Blooded
AUTHOR: Amanda Carlson
PUBLICATION DATE: 9/11/12
ORDER LINKS: Amazon | B&N
BOOK SYNOPSIS:
It’s not easy being a girl. It’s even harder when you’re the only girl in a family of werewolves. But it is next to impossible when your very existence spells out the doom of your race…Meet Jessica McClain…she just became part of the pack.
REVIEW:
Full Blooded has been on my radar for awhile now and I was thrilled to death when I received this in my mailbox. Jessica McClain is the only female born in a male-dominated pack in the last few hundred years and her existence has created suspicion and mistrust among the people that should be considered her family. Jessica is the daughter of the Alpha, Callum McClain, and shortly after her birth, a mysterious letter was received stating that a female born would lead to the destruction of the pack. Fast forward about twenty years and Jessica has grown into a beautiful independent woman with no signs of being a full-fledged wolf. That all changes one day when Jessica makes her first transformation into a wolf and everything that she once knew is turned upside down. Her pack doesn’t know what to make of her and she has supernatural beings hunting for her because her abilities as a wolf have never been seen before. She doesn’t know who to trust and her greatest enemy may become her only ally.
I have a little bit of a girl crush on Jessica because I loved just about everything about her. She was such a strong independent character that was so used to proving herself in this male-dominated world that she didn’t back down from anything. She was able to fight for her independence from the pack as well as fight any threat that came her way. I loved watching her character experience all these new changes in her life from being just the Alpha’s daughter to a werewolf that had powers that no other werewolf had ever seen before. The men in Jessica’s life were also very sexy and powerful and I envied her relationships with them. I would love to see more of James and the mysterious Colin Rourke who seems to have ulterior motives for suddenly appearing on the scene after Jessica has made her first transformation into a wolf.
This series has so much potential and I am looking forward to reading every word of it. I feel that Full Blooded is an explosive novel from start to finish that will knock the wind right out of you. Amanda Carlson has created a paranormal world that has changed all the rules about the werewolf legend and this can lead to endless possibilities. The saddest thing about all this was I didn’t want this book to end and I know I will have a hard time waiting until April to continue the hunt with Hot Blooded.
Disclaimer:
I received a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
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