I REALLY REALLY liked this story, it was right up my alley. I was up till 4am reading it last night. This book made me giddy with happiness to finally have a main female character who isn't wimpy and doesn't take up the entire book to "believe" what's happening around her. It was a great werewolf read if you ignored the grammar issues. There were A LOT of grammar issues, but I just decided to ignore them since this story was so awesome:DI am such a sucker for these types of books. These types of books involve the following: hot werewolf men, mates, and lots sexual promises(also known as sexual tension;)hahaThis story is about a woman named Bloom. She's 20 years old and her mate, Pike, is 25. I thought the story was really well put together and the only thing really wrong with it is all of those horrible grammar issues. But, like I said, I chose to ignore them since the story was so great. However some people have a really hard time doing that(I used to be one of them) so I think it best for you to decide on your own if your willing to read it anyway. Peace out:) hahaP.S. Before I read this book someone said in their review that it reminded them of Prince of Wolves by Quinn Loftis (the sereis in general). This was pretty much the reason I started reading this book. I absolutely love the prince of wolves series. And, yeah, this book does remind me of it:) which I loved. It had a promising start but it stayed there. I have started to believe that I probably have an issue with mating and this book was the joy of mating. People were finding their mates at first sight. It was ridiculous at least. All this melting cheese (mate in danger, keep mate in safety and mate odors) is overrated. I'll admit I enyoyed the script until Pike shifted to his human form. He'd better stay as wolf dog all through the story.
Do You like book Reviving Bloom (2000)?
LOVED IT!!! Can't wait for the sequel to come out!
—Kicolove143
