
Sea Fever by Virginia Kantra
The romance is once again the least interesting aspect of the story.

The romance is once again the least interesting aspect of the story.
It’s another new series that starts out great. Let’s pray this one holds.
Wait, that’s it? Really?
It’s short and doesn’t leave much of an aftertaste, but it’s fun enough to bring a smile to the face.
::Satisfied::
You wouldn’t know it from the cover, but there are mean bad aliens in here.
Fire! Sex! The end! There, I’ve summed up the entire plot.
Mating by the numbers, werewolf style.
Like the book that came before it, this one isn’t bad, but stops short of being memorable.
Guess who’s back? The hero, and this time he shacks up with a dude who can turn into… you will never believe me.