The Coltons: Beloved Wolf

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Summary: :)
Review: Sophie Colton was an innocent victim of a drug addict. Sophie storms out of a restaurant after arguing with her fiancee. On the way home a man attacks her, tries to rape her, bruises and bites her body, slams her head into a wall, and cuts her face badly. Sophie's dad and foster brother rush to the hospital to be by her side.

River James has always isolated himself from others. He is deeply afraid of being rejected and hurt. His foster sister Sophie, however, worms her way into his heart. As a young girl she pesters him as a sister would, but as a young woman she loves him as a woman would love a man. River loves Sophie, but felt she needed to go to college and experience life. He never thought that she would get engaged to someone else. The accident changes everything. Sophie breaks it off with her fiancee and comes back home. She has a tough recovery ahead of her and River plans on sticking by her side.

A lot was going on in this book. There was a general introduction of the entire Colton clan. The reader is also introduced to the 'good' and 'bad' Meredith (Sophie's mother). This is a story that they carry out through all of the Colton books. Explaining it without giving something away is hard so you will just have to read the book to figure this one out. Although there are many small stories in this book the main one is that of River and Sophie. I must admit that I felt sorry for all that Sophie has been through, but I still felt irritated with her character. She was constantly running from her feelings for River. River is a very patient man to put up with all the ... that she dishes out.

It is a good story in that it has me interested in reading the rest of the books in the series to find out what is going to happen next. Although a bit disappointing, River and Sophie are still interesting characters. It will be interesting to see if they pop up in future books.

Rating:
Summary: :)
Review: Sophie Colton was an innocent victim of a drug addict. Sophie storms out of a restaurant after arguing with her fiancee. On the way home a man attacks her, tries to rape her, bruises and bites her body, slams her head into a wall, and cuts her face badly. Sophie's dad and foster brother rush to the hospital to be by her side.

River James has always isolated himself from others. He is deeply afraid of being rejected and hurt. His foster sister Sophie, however, worms her way into his heart. As a young girl she pesters him as a sister would, but as a young woman she loves him as a woman would love a man. River loves Sophie, but felt she needed to go to college and experience life. He never thought that she would get engaged to someone else. The accident changes everything. Sophie breaks it off with her fiancee and comes back home. She has a tough recovery ahead of her and River plans on sticking by her side.

A lot was going on in this book. There was a general introduction of the entire Colton clan. The reader is also introduced to the 'good' and 'bad' Meredith (Sophie's mother). This is a story that they carry out through all of the Colton books. Explaining it without giving something away is hard so you will just have to read the book to figure this one out. Although there are many small stories in this book the main one is that of River and Sophie. I must admit that I felt sorry for all that Sophie has been through, but I still felt irritated with her character. She was constantly running from her feelings for River. River is a very patient man to put up with all the ... that she dishes out.

It is a good story in that it has me interested in reading the rest of the books in the series to find out what is going to happen next. Although a bit disappointing, River and Sophie are still interesting characters. It will be interesting to see if they pop up in future books.