Review: Half of a Dose of Fury by Zenina Masters

Item: Half a Dose of Fury
Rating: 3
Author: Shannon

Posted April 26, 2015 by Shannon in Reviews / 0 Comments

Review: Half of a Dose of Fury by Zenina Masters

Half a Dose of Fury by Zenina Masters
Series: Shifting Crossroads #26
Genres: Erotica, Fantasy, Fiction, Paranormal, Romance, Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror
Published by Extasy Books Publication Date: March 1st 2015
Pages: 70
Also in this series: Snow Time For Love, Snarling at the Moon
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Yval has been living to save other shifters from the clutches of the fey. She has had her body modified to make her job easier, but the magic used cut her off from her beast. Fatigued and frustrated, she is ordered to take two months off, and it is suggested that she take the time at the Crossroads. Drorik is a fey with a mission to save the future of his people and family by taking a shifter bride. The woman he meets is full of attitude and is bristling with defensiveness, but there is something inside her that calls to him, and her curves are sending their own message.

Sheri’s Thoughts

Yval has sacrificed everything including having her body changed so she can be the ultimate hunting machine when it comes to freeing shifters from fey who want to keep them as pets. This makes this story all the more interesting, because she’s being set up with a fey in the Crossroads.

I really liked their dance and that Yval really was able to tell the difference between the good fey and the bad, and was willing to try a relationship with a fey.

This is a shorter story, but it really works with these two. I really hope to see more fey and shifter pairings in the future. I do recommend it to fans of Ms. Masters Crossroads series.

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