Wolf at the Door: The Others

There really isn't much going on here that hasn't been done before and better. This felt to me like a flimsy plot built to hold up some shameless scenes of hawt sex. And I'm sorry -- I know we're werewolves and we live on instinct and blah blah, but I'm so tired of the whole "I LOVE YOU BECAUSE YOU SMELL F***ING DELICIOUS!!!!!" A pleasurable scent is not a sound basis upon which to choose one's life partner, mmkay?

This one is more smut than substance, I think. Not totally without its thrills or entertainment, but there it is. Not much to it.

This book is really slow to get started. Has a whole lot of supernatural politics, all explained, which makes the first part of the book pretty boring. Some action, and mystery takes hold, a little later in the book, which makes it more interesting. Probably won't buy the next in the series, though. Just didn't get me hooked.

I counldn't stop listening, Story is action packed and full of romance. I loved it. and Kate Reading Narration was very well done.

This story is by turns a mystery and great romance. Full of Kidnappings, twists and turns and hot werewolves who could resist? The author also has a great sense of humor at certain parts in the story. The ending is as sweet and satisfying as the beginning

I am on the fence with her books after listening to this book. The first book I listened to was Not Your Ordinary Fairy Tale. It was promising and encourage me to read this book.

There was too much 3rd person narration. The story also rambled a lot, which caused me to tune out and fast forward parts towards the end. The story was too focused on describing the background, what everyone was doing, standing, sitting, etc. Due to the amount of detail to narration, the listener is not pulled into the story but instead the listener is subjected to a lecture.

Voice is to deep. Lacks range.

There should not be a follow-up book. This book was so bad with 3rd person narration that I would not spend another credit to listen to part 2.

I didn't like the dialog or writing. The male hero was a boor.

I just didn't care about the characters and I felt the hero was just stereotypiclal.

I found the narrators narration of the hero to be annoying. Honeysuckle! She cries, striving to sound in the throes of passion. It just sounded goofy. Granted, it isn't the narrator's fault the writing isn't that great, but her narration made it worse.

I liked the idea of seeing a supernatural community on the verge of coming out of the proverbial closet.

I was disappointed I wasted a credit on this.

I found myself liking this book more than I had expected. Kate Reading is always entertaining, and I think I would enjoy listening to her read Terms and Conditions. This had an interesting story, a bit of humor, some sex and other action too. Overall, a good way to spend a credit.

I am totally hooked. I have every single one of these books. I think Christine Warren hit a home run with this one and having Kate narrate did not hurt either. Nothing but praise

This books starts with an interesting premise of an "other" species among us and develops a fascinating, complex social network. Then it gets lost in VERY long sex sequences and suddenly wraps up the story without really bringing all the side plots to a satisfying end. I selected it because Kate Reading is such a terrific narrator, but I doubt that I will choose anything else from this author

This book was ok. It wasn't one of those "I couldn't put it down" kind of books, but it was good. I may try the next in the series to see if it gets better. I enjoyed the reader, as I have in other books she has read.