|
Timberlin and his lover, Micah, were
transformed into werewolves on a terrible night in the
1700s. Since then, they’ve stayed together. After years of
searching, they now have a home in the mountains, and a pack
of other shifters who are either gay or were rejected by
their packs for some reason. They’re happy, until a nearby
pack kidnaps Micah. Can Timberlin discover why the other
pack hates them before it’s too late?
Soul Searchers is the type of story that makes
me feel like I’ve come in on the middle of a movie on
television. The setup of a pack of gay and/or rejected
werewolves living together was a good one, as was the
conflict with the nearby pack. There’s a lot of action, and
a lot of secondary characters that seemed interesting.
Timber and Micah aren’t as well-developed as I would have
liked, especially for the main couple. Timber is protective
and Micah is sexy and loyal, but that’s about all I got. I
wanted to engage with the characters and conflict, but
things happened too fast. The resolution, when it came, was
so fast I didn’t buy it. I think the story had a lot of
potential, but it needed more time to develop. |
