Reviews for Peata (MFMM)

Another great book by Ashley Malkin.

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A good read but I have to admit that when her friend was constantly being told to stop swearing or I'll spank you... go annoying.

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A very good book

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This book is fine. Having read the first book in the series (Melanie's story) I was prepared for the overarching theme of "these men are my mates, I accept this immediately, let's live happily ever after!" Which is OK but.....it basically eliminates all the romantic suspense from the story. I'm not questioning the HEA (we all know 99% of books will end that way) just HOW it gets there. The author makes an interesting choice in this series to basically forgo the usual push/pull between the characters b/c they all accept their fate/bond instantly. In a way, it's kind of brave---why bother writing in doubts or romantic conflict when we all know how that will end up? On the other hand, as a reader, part of me wants to watch how the characters' emotions and feelings evolve. So, as with Book 1, I think I prefer to read books with more emotional conflict. But I will say, I wouldn't be opposed to reading more of this series. If you accept it for what it is, and not look for anything more, it's a perfectly simple, acceptable book.

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I really enjoyed reading this book, I loved the characters and the storyline. I found it a better read than book 1, Melanie, because it had much less grammatical errors, there was no wrong naming of characters and the writing was better. Although it still felt too fast paced in areas, a little too unbelievable and mushy in places. But saying all that it was alot better than the first book and I did really enjoy reading it as I love shifter and menage stories and I will be reading book 3 in this series!

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I really enjoyed this second book in the Eminence Shifters series. The characters were all well defined and developed in their individual relationships with Peata. Peata had suffered a horrible sexual assault as a young adult and it had shaped her life since then. The men all help her to overcome this and move into a loving relationship with them. I loved the deep love that they all develop for Peata, especially poor Calder, who had been an angry angry man in the absence of his mate. The inclusion of Melanie and her mates from book 1 of this series was really good, I enjoyed seeing how they had grown in their relationship too. I look forward to the next book in this series and would read other books by this author.

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