Book Review: Bitten by the North Wind by D. Lieber

 

Blurb: 

A reluctant werewolf, the man who turned her, and the prophecy that brought them together. Volatile Wisconsin werewolves wrestle with messy emotions and Norse mythological forces in this paranormal romance.

Thea never thought accepting a date with the office hottie would wind up with her being turned into a werewolf. After months of struggle and unmasked rage, she’s finally ready to step back into her human life. She’s absolutely done with having to rely on him, and she never wants to see him again.

Syver has been a werewolf for most of his life, and he’s been well in control of his wolf side for years. When he accidentally turns Thea in a moment of passion, he accepts that she’s angry with him. The only thing he can do is teach her what she needs to know about being a mánagarmr and the forces of nature they embody.

Despite everything he’s done to her, Thea still can’t resist Syver’s touch, and his knowledge of that fact makes him unbearably arrogant. Syver can’t seem to think straight or control himself whenever Thea is around, putting them both in danger.

Can these two werewolves learn to control the chaos within them before someone ends up dead?

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My Review - 4 of 5 stars - 

I enjoyed this story. An accidental turning, anger, and steamy chemistry had Thea and Syver struggling with their feelings. It was entertaining to watch Syver fight his feelings as well has have problems expressing himself. He was very protective of Thea as well as a bit smug. Thea began to hold her own and tried to make sense of her new life, yet she could not control her reactions to Syver. I liked the bits of Norse mythology brought in to explain the origins, things I had not known before. A very interesting story.

I received a copy through Goddess Fish Promotions, and this is my unsolicited review.