To improve cooperation between werewolves and the rest of the human world (that part of the world that knows about them) our main characters, Agent Cooper Dayton and werewolf Oliver Park, are paired together.

Of course, not all werewolves are happy about even such a limited “coming out” and tensions between werewolves and BSI heat up for various reasons. This newly formed organization recruited former FBI agents, most of whom already knew the big secret, usually through an up-close-and personal encounter. To address werewolf-related crimes, the BSI (Bureau of Special Investigations) was formed. In this world, the werewolves recently revealed their existence to some governments of the human world. The men were very busy doing their jobs and while I appreciated how the author made the romantic storyline believable by not making them forget about their jobs in favor of romance, I can see how it may not be enough for some readers.

Don’t get me wrong, for me the book had more than enough romance (and some great sex, too). Even though the narrative does give us the beginning of a romance between two great guys, the focus of the story is on the mystery/suspense, which I thought was very well done. I enjoyed this one very much.īeware, though. I love well written books about werewolves, and those with BDSM themes, but rarely find either well executed in most stories. I am so pleased that I now have a new author whose works I can look forward to. When Raine recommends books to me I listen because our tastes tend to run very close. My friend Raine told me that she was going to be brave and try a new author. Sirius B+ Reviews / Book Reviews Big Bad Wolf series / Contemporary / m/m romance / mystery / werewolves 7 Comments ApREVIEW: The Wolf at the Door (Big Bad Wolf #1) by Charlie Adhara

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