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Silver Mine: Takhini Wolves 2
Silver Mine: Takhini Wolves 2
Silver Mine: Takhini Wolves 2
Audiobook7 hours

Silver Mine: Takhini Wolves 2

Written by Vivian Arend

Narrated by Madison Vaughn

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

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About this audiobook

If a tree falls in the forest, duck… Takhini Wolves, Book 2. Life in isolation is the safest place for Chase Johnson, a crossbreed who doesn’t know which form he’ll assume next—cougar or wolf. Once a year, his unelected position as spokesman for the Yukon outcasts forces him to visit civilization. This time he runs across someone unexpected. She’s not his mate, but she pushes all the right buttons. It’s taken years for Shelley Bradley to gather the courage to return to her home pack. In spite of being the lowest of the low—a shifter who can’t shift—she’s determined to make a place for herself as the Whitehorse locals’ new vet-slash-doctor. There’s definite electricity between her and Chase, but sex with fellow shifters and the inherent mind games got old a long time ago. Ignoring him seems best. When he shows up at her office with a wound that won’t heal, she’s stuck—yet drawn to solve this medical mystery. As they journey deep into outcast territory in search of answers, their powerful sexual attraction crumbles her resistance. But time is of the essence. If a cure can’t be found before his human and cougar succumb to his injury, he—and others like him—will die. Warning: Contains a silver-tongued, hairy-chested, lean-muscled Alpha who’s got what it takes to lead in the wilderness and in the bedroom. Yeah, I know…not really much of a deterrent, is it? Throw in continuing territorial wars and a domestic cat. Stir and enjoy the chaos.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateAug 1, 2015
ISBN9781624612725
Silver Mine: Takhini Wolves 2

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  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    This is the second book in the series. You don't have to read the first to follow the plot of this book but this book gives a greater understanding of the characters of the series as well as introduced new characters. For me this stories plot focused on learning how to accept those that are different (with the werewolf equivalent of a disability.) Our hero is the leader of the misfits who are unable to fit in with the society. Our her heroin is an outsider returning home to see if she can find herself a place in community and pack. Throw in a mystery that requires our couple to spend time in the Alaskan wilderness along and you have a perfect way for our couple to bond.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    I jumped on the chance to read an ARC of Silver Mine when Vivian Arend posted about the opportunity on her blog. And I am glad I did. This book was Vivian Arend at her best.

    This book took place in Whitehorse and in the wilderness in Yukon. I loved the tiny details in small town life. From how everyone knows everyone, to the layer of secrets that existed beneath the surface. But, I loved the descriptions of the wilderness more. It tugged at something within me, and made me long to walk along the path that led to Chase cabin.

    When it comes to the characters, I loved how Chase and Shelley reflected each other. They were both outcasts, but it very different ways. Shelley's wariness towards re-joining the Takihini pack made sense. Sometimes, I wanted to smack the old Takihini Alpha. This also affected their relationship. The attraction was there, but Shelley fought it. It was nice to meet the Takhini wolves again, but my favorite characters were the outcasts. They were grumpy, and had their bad sides, but all of them had a heart of gold.

    But what made the book for me was how it showed that shifters isn't perfect. When Chase got wounded he shrugged it off, but the tension and worry gradually increased when his wound didn't heal. More, I liked how it was gradually revealed that the infection didn't just affect him, but it threatended all shifters. And that it affected shifters differently. Some it affected mentally, and some it affected physically.

    I cannot say that there was anything glaring that I disliked with this books, just a few typos.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    I love everything Arend writes and this is no exception.
    A shifter that can't shift and a vet.Lily. A loner who shifts to both cougar and wolf and lives in Isolation. Chase.

    He comes to town for a years worth of supplies and meets the lovely Vet just beginning to set up her new practice. He is already suffering from a toxic shifter injury that will probably kill him.

    With the help of her mentor, she returns to the wild to find the shifter that caused the injury only to find him already dead.

    An anicdote is created and all regain health.

    The story, the characters and the locations in northern Canada all add to the fantastic story of Silver Mine. A book I could not put down. This series is sure to be one that I will follow.