Real Men Howl by Celia Kyle and Marina Maddox [Review]

Real Men Howl (Real Men Shift #1) by Celia Kyle and Marina Maddox
Format: ebook
Source: purchased
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Date read: January 1, 2019

Real Men Shift
1. Real Men Howl - Kindle
2. Real Men Snarl
3. Real Men Growl
3.5. Real Men Heal
4. Real Men Bite
5. Real Men Claim

Celia Kyle
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Marina Maddox
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Synopsis (Goodreads):

Mason’s inner wolf will go crazy without her. Lucy thinks he’s already crazy. Werewolves aren’t real. Right?

Lucy Morgan left Ashtown, Georgia, ten years ago and planned to never return. Unfortunately, life didn’t get that memo. She’s back and now painful memories follow her everywhere. Until she meets him. Mason Blackwood is over six feet of sinfully gorgeous man who—for some reason—wants her. He also thinks he’s a werewolf so… yeah. He’s crazypants. But when he wants to have his wicked way with her, his sanity doesn’t seem all that important anymore.

Mason isn’t sure how much longer he can remain Alpha over the Blackwood pack. Without a mate to balance him, his wolf snatches more control every day. It won’t be long before he loses himself to the animal entirely. Then he meets Lucy—a sassy, curvaceous beauty who calms his beast with a smile. One sniff is enough to tell him she’s his mate, and nothing will keep them apart.

Not even the pack’s deadliest enemy who’s determined to kill Lucy before Mason can claim her.

Thoughts on Real Men Howl: Werewolves on the verge of turning feral. Yesssss. Well, not that Mason's *quite* there yet, but things are looking grim for the guy. His wolf is pushing forward a little more every day and with no mate to pull him back, he's on the path to crazy town.

Fortunately for him, Lucy rolls into town and has just the antidote for what ails him. Sure, sure, it would be easier if she knew werewolves existed. And if she hadn't been bit by a wee wolf and was on the verge of turning herself. (Or dying, but, you know, those things happen, I guess.)

Anywho. Lucy has the power to save the pack and Mason, but she has NO CLUE how she fits into their world. Or that their world exists. Or that she's in a precarious position. Or that an enemy of Mason's pack is edging in and her life's never going to be the same.

Snark, sex, and shenanigans. This book has them all.