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Letha was left with her mother’s
current lover when her mother abandoned her. Letha has grown
up calling Lionel Felini her father and Leo and Tommy Felini
brothers even though they truly aren’t. Why her mother left
her with the Felini males and took off is a question that
has never been answered.
Letha spends her time running from her
family every chance she gets. Leo and Tommy always find her
at some dive, drunk, high and smelling of sex with multiple
partners. Her life has become a continual circle of
escaping the compound, getting caught and being brought home
with her brothers getting rid of any and all sexual partners
Letha used along the way.
The bastet cat prides and the
garou-ville wolves live anonymously among the humans but
each group has their own territory clearly marked and never
crossed. Unfortunately, Letha manages to escape once again
and ends up in a bar in wolf territory. A chance meeting
with a hot wolf turns into a possible life altering roller
coaster ride for Letha and Barkley Wolf, CEO of Wolf
Enterprises. It is strictly taboo for the bastet and the
garou to mix. Death is the only outcome for Letha and Bark
if they don’t part immediately. For these two, love is
taboo no matter how perfect they are together.
Extremely carnal with a certain apathy towards violence,
Bark, Pack Taboo is an explicit and unique romance.
Bark is told by Letha who holds nothing back from
the rapid fire start and onward in this edgy, scorching hot
love story. It can be understood as a stand alone but
obviously a better understanding of the many characters
perhaps mentioned in previous books would make Bark
more endearing. The overall story didn’t hold me
but there is just something about Letha’s hidden
vulnerability and Bark’s quiet tenderness that got to me and
they make Bark, Pack Taboo a strong, welcome
addition to this series. |
