All American Wolf by Adriana Hunter

Synopsis

When a dead, naked body is found frozen in the snow, recently promoted Detective Serena Daniels is assigned to the case. Determined to be taken seriously, she sets to work unraveling the mystery, one suspect at a time.

Brody Sullivan is a man with many secrets and he also just happens to be Madison County's newest citizen. So when he ends up on the list of potential suspects, it is Serena's job to clear his name. There's just one problem: Serena's felt an undeniable attraction to Brody that ignited from the moment they first met, and if she's not careful she may lose more than her job, she may lose her heart to the man who is willing to break every one of her rules.

ADULTS ONLY. New Adult Paranormal/Werewolf Romance: Due to strong language and sexual content, this book is not intended for readers under the age of 18.

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Our 3.5 Star Review

Serena is the lead detective on a case that get stranger and stranger by the day. A naked frozen body shaken to death , wolf prints that are too big for their own good, and evidence that runs in circles. Not to mention that the man she slept with just days prior is the main suspect according to a tracker who comes in with wild stories and an addictive personality she can't seem to ignore. Will she solve this case or will things get out of hand before everything comes to a head?

Serena as a female lead was okay, she is working in a guys world and trying to prove she didn't earn her place on her back. Problem is she doesn't seem to have a backbone when she needs it there at the beginning, but she definitely found it there at the end. Brody is intense and mysterious but in their few interactions you can see they have chemistry. And if Brody was intense, Wes is outta this world over the top intense. Strong and seductive you can't be 100% sure what's happening until the end. The story itself is interesting but it's the shifter aspect that left me wanting. I wanted to understand more of the backgrounds and abilities of the shifters in this world. And more background on Serena would have been nice too. Why did she want to be a detective? What about her family? Same thing for the other characters. Small things that make you feel connected to the characters and the story.