Greywolf

Rating:
Summary: Well worth reading.
Review:

I thought the style a cross between Amanda Ashley and Christine Feehan.
Michael Greywolf is a lonely man/shape shifter/werewolf living in New Hampshire, who, because of his "curse", expects never to marry or have children. He meets his life mate quite by chance, fighting the attraction all the way. Altheia Jones, meanwhile, is new to the town and is totally confused by her intense attraction to a complete stranger. Throw in a stalker out to kill Altheia, mafia problems, and lots of monogamous sex, and you have a fairly entertaining read.

Rating:
Summary: Well worth reading.
Review:

I thought the style a cross between Amanda Ashley and Christine Feehan.
Michael Greywolf is a lonely man/shape shifter/werewolf living in New Hampshire, who, because of his "curse", expects never to marry or have children. He meets his life mate quite by chance, fighting the attraction all the way. Altheia Jones, meanwhile, is new to the town and is totally confused by her intense attraction to a complete stranger. Throw in a stalker out to kill Altheia, mafia problems, and lots of monogamous sex, and you have a fairly entertaining read.

Rating:
Summary: ***One Of The Best Shapeshifter Stories Out There***
Review: After the death of Altheia's husband in a tragic car accident, she decides to move to Jefferson, New Hampshire. The first day there she meets her sexy new neighbor Michael, and the sparks fly. They fall in love, but Michael is afraid to tell her about the werewolf side of himself for fear of rejection. This story has a highly charged ... atmosphere, and tons of emotions. If you love stories with alpha males who just love their mates and want to protect and cherish them at all times, this story is for you. It's a great love story with lots of emotion and some of the best ... scenes I've ever read. I can't wait to see what Mary A. Decarlo will come out with next.

Rating:
Summary: My first shapeshifter novel! A success!
Review: From Sensual Romance author, Sascha Illyvich:
This was my first shapeshifter romance. I enjoyed it thoroughly.
The sex was hot, and there was plenty of it. "Greywolf" is the story
of Michael Greywolf and Altheia Jones, who meet up in New Hampshire.
He's an auto mechanic, she's starting over with the US Postal service
in order to start anew after the death of her previous husband in New
Orleans, LA. They have instant chemistry when she takes her car into
the shop for repairs and he offers her a ride home, and to dinner.

The novel is filled with lots of fun dialogue, banter and again, lots
of SEX! There is a bit of mystery involved and some violence but
it's all neccesary to drive the story. Miss DeCarlo has crafted a
great novel for beginners of the shapeshifting/werewolf genre.

Sexuality: Lots of it. Some crude language, oral sex, pernicious
behavior on his part at the beginning of the novel with prostitutes,
but the sex is in context. Violence.

Rating:
Summary: Great paranormal romance!
Review: When Altheia Jones finds herself suddenly widowed, she isn't too upset about it. She's packed to go before Eric's memorial plaque is installed. She heads for New Hampshire, hoping to find peace and quiet. Instead, she finds herself drawn to Michael Greywolf, a man with a dark secret. Her attraction to him is immediate and inescapable. She tries to resist, but danger has followed her north and her very life is in jeopardy. As her stalker grows more bold, her relationship with Michael deepens, until at the end there is but one question that keeps them apart - can she accept the bestial half of Michael's nature? In the wake of the violence engulfing her life, does she have a choice?

Greywolf is completely delectable. It's a great mix of suspense and romance, and the fact that Michael is a werewolf makes it all the more fun. Though there were some rough spots - notably one scene which seemed to break the pacing quite a bit - the story itself was entertaining and well-written. It is, in places, somewhat violent, but never gratuitously. It's a longer ebook, but I found myself speeding through it in a matter of hours, devouring each paragraph. Greywolf is recommended for any reader of paranormal romances -- and anyone else who is looking for a great read.