This book was all I hoped it would be and definitely worth the wait! I mean, who wouldn't love a British Werewolf Cowboy? I loved Kylie's smart-ass personality and just how much she has Nathaniel in a constant state of exasperation. It's hilarious! For example, when Kylie tells Nathaniel "I don't care how hot you are", then he replies with "I'm not feeling warm at the moment. "
In addition to the humor in this book, it also keeps you on your toes with constant action not knowing what will happen next. It will also most surely melt your earbuds.
So much fun, exciting and sexy as hell with a storyline that keeps you guessing.
Definitely not one to miss!
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Mystery, Passion and humor.
Oh wow! Totally absorbed me until the end! Steamy blend of historical romance with the Wild West. Kylie Drummond visits a western ghost town for fun with her friends and suddenly finds herself transported into a different time, very scantily dressed, to a place known as the Devil’s Outlands. She finds herself under the protection of hot, British sheriff Nathaniel Fortescue who has been cursed to be a wolf some nights and crave blood. Their attraction to each other is hot and fierce, and he must protect her from the occupants of the Outlands who wish to possess her as well as protect her from himself. This story has its comical moments as Nathaniel tries to understand her figures of speech that are filled with American slang. When she realizes he is a werewolf her desire is to try and save him as he tries to find a way to send her home. But their way is paved with danger and an evil force that threatens to destroy them both. I couldn’t put this story away and stayed with me awhile. Anna Durand has the unique ability to weave a story with characters so captivating that you fall in love with them yourself. And as always the passion scenes are relentless.
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This is book 1 in Anna Durand’s The Devil’s Outland series.
All-around fun listen. A mashup of Time Travel, Shifter, Paranormal & Western romance featuring a spunky heroine and grumpy but caring hero. The banter between these two was a lot of fun. I also enjoyed the world building and the dynamic the secondary characters brought to the story. Enjoyable balance of steam and mystery/suspense.
Durand manages to pack a lot into 6 hours. The ending wrap up is a little quick – but wanting more of Nathaniel and Kylie’s story is a good thing.
I’m excited for book 2, The Outlands Demon – which features their now grown daughter.
Narration:
Mackenzie Cartwright and Shane East were great here. They’re both talented at bringing all the characters to life. Especially fun was the way they performed Nathaniel’s confusion by Kylie’s modern vocabulary.
All-around fun listen. A mashup of Time Travel, Shifter, Paranormal & Western romance featuring a spunky heroine and grumpy but caring hero. The banter between these two was a lot of fun. I also enjoyed the world building and the dynamic the secondary characters brought to the story. Enjoyable balance of steam and mystery/suspense.
Durand manages to pack a lot into 6 hours. The ending wrap up is a little quick – but wanting more of Nathaniel and Kylie’s story is a good thing.
I’m excited for book 2, The Outlands Demon – which features their now grown daughter.
Narration:
Mackenzie Cartwright and Shane East were great here. They’re both talented at bringing all the characters to life. Especially fun was the way they performed Nathaniel’s confusion by Kylie’s modern vocabulary.
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