Holly‘s review of Tagging Her Lynx
Living in the bush of Alaska, Chloe Barrant wanted to take care of the animals at her wildlife refuge and ignore the times she shifted into a lynx. Even she knew that wasn’t normal. Little did she know that the day she’d turn away the poachers she’d find a male lynx coming to her rescue. What surprised her even more was when the lynx turned into a man claiming her as his life mate.
Granger, alpha of the Lynx clan, would do anything to protect the Lynx. They’d lost too many members to the hunters who preyed on them. Finding his alpha life mate gave him back dreams for the future that he’d given up on long ago. Chloe didn’t understand how the other Lynx expected her to fill the alpha role within the clan, when around Granger she only wanted to slip into beta role and submit to him. Could she figure it all out in time to save the Lynx?
The relationship between Chloe and Granger came about rather quickly, but it wasn’t totally unbelievable within the context of the story. Their love from one another was less believable. I could understand the attraction, but they claimed love far too soon. Of course, considering that they’re mates and the story is only 100 pages I guess it’s understandable.
The chemistry between Chloe and Granger was definitely there and I enjoyed the pack dynamics. I liked that Chloe was still dealing with the effects of being turned. Even though it had happened year ago, she never had a chance to learn about her wolf. The way Wood dealt with that aspect was really great.
At times the writing and dialogue was kind of choppy, but overall I enjoyed the story.
3.5 out of 5
This book is available from Breathless Press. You can buy it here