Book Review: Awakening by Sarah Stein

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Up North in Arctic Village, Alaska, Analyse Jenkins knew at an early age that she was unique. Throughout life, she’s steered by her instinct and never thought it would lead her astray until she meets Worwick Mitchell. He’s everything a woman craves: tall, dark, handsome, and wolf?

Worwick searched his entire life for his mate but to no avail. The White Stealth Clan has rules, and one states that you can’t be alpha without a mate. To his delight, Analyse was right under his nose.

She has questions, and he has answers. Would she accept him, and become his mate? It’s a struggle between earning Analyse's trust and finding the members that are kidnapped from his pack. Neither can be let down.

Review:

Analyse has been feeling different the last few weeks but has no one to talk to about her changes. It’s just her and her adoptive parents. I must admit at times I was rolling my eyes at the decisions Analyse made at times in this story. She was too wishy washy for me at times. Worwick was your typical alpha wolf which I enjoy. He was ruthless but cared for his pack and mates. Their connection was fast but that’s the way of shifters.

This was my first time reading anything by this author and it was an interesting read. I’m a big fan of paranormal and have been on a shifter kick as of late. I enjoyed the story and the plot held my interest. The story flowed and I’m curious to see what happens in the next book.