Most of the time this was still fairly amusing, but sometimes I just really wanted them to shut up. The only thing I didn't like about the book was that some of the secondary characters veered pretty far into 'stick figures with a schtick' territory. There were also quite a few very funny lines and quips. Not true of this story! There was enough interesting plot and non relationship tension to make this book a book I would have wanted to read even if it hadn't been for the INCREDIBLY steamy scenes between the two leads. Usually books like this one, that are beginning to redefine both paranormal fantasy and the bodice ripper genre, are written so that I just want them to be over with so I can enjoy the good bits and stop cringing in between.

This is not the first time I've looked over at my partner in the middle of a book and declared 'This is Porn.', but this is probably the best time. (I have since listened to all the books in this series and was gutted when I finished the last one, I miss my daily dose of the Phoenix Pack and hope Jill manages to come up with some more books asap) I would recommend this series strictly for adults as there is a fair bit of rompy pompy and phwooooaarr! it is really good stuff!! Let alone the characters you get to know - awesome start to a great series. If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be? Have you listened to any of Jill Redfield’s other performances? How does this one compare?

Jill builds up characters so well, it's great getting to know them The humour between Taryn and other packmates. The suspense and humour portrayed by the strong female character, Taryn. What made the experience of listening to Feral Sins the most enjoyable? Brilliant introduction to the Phoenix Pack!!

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