Review: Down on the Boardwalk- Suzanne Rock- 18+ Read

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Today's book is a werewolf novel with a twist , It is also part of a series that can also act as a stand-alone novel.
Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Anal play/intercourse, menage (m/f/m), violence.

Down on the Boardwalk (The Kyron Wolf Pack)

Review : Down on the Boardwalk - Book #2 - The Kyron Wolf Pack Series- Suzanne Rock- August 2010

We've all read of Vampires and Witches etc having special pyschic powers, well get ready for Werewolves having visions. In Down on the Boardwalk , we are met with characters Gwen who has been labelled a freak from other packs due to her ability to see future visions, though of course having the power to see visions isn't all its cracked up to be as the future is never set in stone and could always change. Kidnapped by Eric and his wolf pack, they have locked Gwen in the basement and have kept her as their little pet to play with . However, Gwen's days being locked up maybe coming to an end as one night at the Casino , Tony - a Kyron Wolf pack member is caught at the casino trying to infiltrate and find out information about Eric and his pack. Tony is chucked down into the basement with Gwen and soon we discover that Tony and Gwen are mated for each other and being wolves of course, you can expect to find several chapters of sex scenes and some pretty graphical.  When Eric finds out he gets his 2IC Amos to hurt Tony, but shortly after Tony's brother Nico arrives and to Gwen's surprise finds out that she is mated to him also. Can a Wolf have two mates ? What will happen when the brothers find out about Gwen's secret -will they turn their backs on her and side with those who called her a freak or will they realise the three of them are mated for eternity and stand by her side in the fight against Eric ?.
Find out in Down on the Boardwalk and stay tuned as Im looking forward to reading more adventures of the Kyron Wolf Pack.








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