Review: Blind Under the Moon -SR Welsh

Remy must learn to put his doubts aside and become the Alpha he needs to be to protect his pack and his new blind vampire mate.

Remy is a wolf shifter who loves getting under the hood of a beauty with lots of horses and hates his mother nagging him to start having pups. When he is summoned to his asshole alpha’s house, things go from bad to worse as he fails a test of loyalty by refusing to torture and kill a vampire. He’s forced to challenge for the position as Alpha. No one is more surprised than he is when he actually wins. But what does he know about running a pack?

Remy soon realizes the severely wounded male vampire is his mate. Skylar’s coven sent him to investigate rumors about a poison targeting vampires. Skylar is drop-dead gorgeous, with the brightest blue eyes Remy has ever seen. He’s also blind. Will forces outside their control and the new responsibilities facing Remy put a stop to their mating and their life together before it begins?

Series: Blood Moon Pack Alliance #1
Release Date: March 1st 2014
Publisher: Extasy Books
Source: Provided by Author/Publisher via Manic Readers
Reviewer: Sheri
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

S.A. Welsh knocks it out of the park, with the introduction of a new idea of shifters that is interesting and fresh. I loved the idea of a blind vampire, who is anything but vulnerable because of it. I adored Skylar and he was beyond perfect for Remy.

Skylar was the character that helped Remy become the great leader he needs to be. I loved the little quirks and the way the author makes Remy into a stronger wolf. The way that vampires bond with their mates was very well done and fun to explore.

The way that Remy opens up the pack to strong shifters and doesn’t keep it just to wolves, it shows the range that this series is very capable of. I hope that the author expands on the unique world they’ve created.

I definitely enjoyed this world and this is a great example of setting up a series beautifully. I look forward to more books and I highly recommend this story.