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Monday, August 6, 2012

"Under the Midnight Sun" by Vivian Arend

This book consists of two novellas about humans who shift into wolves.  "Wolf Games" deals with Maggie, a shifter who has not been in wolf form for seven years due to trauma from an attack in her previous pack.  She meets Erik, an adventure guide and Beta wolf for a pack that also includes Maggie's sister.  Along with two other shifters, Maggie and Erik are chosen to take part in the Arctic Wolf Games in Alaska, but she hasn't shifted in such a long time that she's sure she'll ruin her team's chances.

In "Wolf Tracks," shifter TJ believes that his mate is a fully human woman, Maggie's best friend, Pam.  Although she is attracted to him, she has no idea about his world or wolves so he takes her to a remote cabin for a week to try to convince her that they should be together.

Although the writing was uneven and sometimes simplistic, I liked both of these stories.  They were a nice diversion with likable main characters.  253 pages.

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