Huddling from her mother’s boyfriend, a young Paige isn’t sure where Sachin, her savior, came from. All she knows is he prevented her from sure torture at the hands of her mother’s killer. Sachin isn’t sure why he feels an overwhelming protectiveness for the bruised and battered young woman, but he knows that’s all he can feel because he’s not from this realm. An advisor to the King of Accipitridae, Sachin is fearless except when it comes to acknowledging his feelings for the woman Paige has come to be. After an extended absence, Sachin comes back to find Paige engaged to a local human, and he will have to come to terms with his feelings if he doesn’t want to lose Paige forever.

In a story that had me smiling for both amusement and excitement, A View to a Kill is a great addition to a series about a breed of bird shifters. A warrior but full-blooded woman lover at heart, Sachin had to be one of the densest heroes I’ve had the pleasure of wanting to slap. A true alpha male with a little jerk in him, his “you’re my woman” mindset was a little heavy handed, but made this story fun to read. I’m glad Paige didn’t turn out to be a pushover and showed she was stronger than her past and not willing to be someone’s doormat. Mandy M. Roth has created an interesting tale and this series is one I will definitely keep my eye on.