Book Review: The Hidden Wolf by Sue Brown

Reviewed by Susan65

Title: The Hidden Wolf
Author: Sue Brown
Series: Sapphire Ranch Wolves #2
Heroes: Milo Clarke/Eli Watkins
Genre: MM Paranormal
Length: 137 Pages
Publisher: Love Lane Books
Release Date: May 22, 2015
Available at:  Amazon
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Blurb: Sheriff Milo Clarke has met his mate, Eli Watkins, and now they’re conducting a long distance relationship while Eli runs the Cavalry, the security firm protecting Joe and Cal at the Sapphire Ranch from the hunters.

The long distance loving is hard on all three of them, Eli, Clarke and Clarke’s wolf, who is becoming more restless as Clarke refuses to shift. When Clarke going to give into the other side of him and how will Clarke and Eli resolve the distance between their lives?

Review:

Sheriff Milo gets his story and a mate. Too bad his mate is human, lives in another city, and neither are ready to give up their current lives.

Milo and Eli connect immediately and Eli has no problems with being mated to a wolf. As a matter of fact, he seems to play a more dominant role, which really surprised me. Milo has spent so much time denying his wolf that I guess it really shouldn’t have.

The hunters are still on the trail of killing off wolf shifters…including Cal. Joe is still determined to do everything in his power to keep his mate safe, but things get a little too close for comfort, so they agree to have a bodyguard as protection. This was a really low key story considering the topic, and it really just touched on the Milo/Eli relationship and the wolf hunters. I am assuming another book is in the works because neither topic was concluded. As a matter of fact, I was kind of surprised when the story ended.

So yes, it was kind of slow and the storyline only moved forward a little bit, but it is still an interesting premise, and I will be reading on to the see how this plays out. I definitely want to see how Milo and Eli decide to progress their relationship as I think it was left a little unsettled and I was left wanting to know more.

Overall Impression: I liked it

*I received a copy of this book from the author/publisher in return for a fair and honest review.*