Pleasant reading but not enough consistent

This is a paranormal romance to the bit-bed-like as the language is often thought verging on vulgar. How to believe in a love story when it is no question of fucking and sauteries of about salacious insults and under the pretext of a courtship display between two alphas? It's not because we're dealing with werewolves that writing can be more careful, and both say that this bothered me tremendously in my reading when I'm not refractory to or familiar language outrageous provided it does not affect the quality of the story. While heroin has a strong character, the easy answer, pictorially and stinging, no need to drive the point ... That said, the author's style is very fluid, almost 600 pages are swallowed easily, the 'well done plot, interesting characters, but the only interest is up to the frenzied verbal jousting between Trey, Greta her grandmother and Taryn ... and maybe also in the friendly relationship she weaves with lieutenants Trey, including Dante and Tao, and Grace ...

Taryn Warner is the daughter of Lance arrogant pack leader who despises being a latent wolf and intends to marry her to Roscoe history of an alliance with the clan over this despicable alpha. His inability to turn does not stop to be very strong, powerful and combative, with a hardened steel when necessary desire claiming his status as alpha female rebellious. Trey Coleman founded his own pack since he fled his hometown with some faithful after killing his father. On very cold appearance, wolf always ready to pounce on edge, it is a man attached to his, desperate to protect, even pacts that do not necessarily suit him. Now he needs the contact Lance Warner to stand up to his uncle Darryl, who presented a petition to the Council of wolves for the two packs merged under his leadership, submitting Trey who refuses. The latter enters into a mutual benefit market with Taryn, for the three-month-long period of conciliation between the two alphas.

Both lost their very young soul mates, yet their delight wolves and their human hand is strongly sexually attracted one by the other, which will allow them to mislead the public after the claim. Taryn becomes the provisional alpha female of the pack of the Phoenix, which did not sit well with the grandmother Greta bimbos nor to the clan ... A blow of sharp and venomous tongues, Taryn will get a place but each of them does not lose sight that the deadline is short, rigorous restraint not to suffer then. The dominant character of the couple and their stubbornness in not wanting to indulge totally disrupts romance so strongly that it becomes tiresome over time preventing any form of empathy towards them. Intimate scenes are more like boxing matches that of the bodies to passionate body, and even when the game is a little bit quiet, we can not say they are beautifully described in point put you cheeks fire, or even butterflies in the stomach. Moreover the universe described here has nothing innovative, only some small insignificant details differ from other romances between shapeshifters, which seems light to me to make this series the saga not to be missed. The next tome focuses on Dante, beta wolf Trey ...

NB A PERSON POSE (and clears) MESSAGE IN OTHER NAME FOR THEIR SAY THAT I PUT THE FIRST TO STAY VNUS if my place does not suit you, on your way and says so get without plagiarizing others