Tartan Surprise

Tartan Surprise by Selena Illyria

Publisher: Changeling Press

Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal

Length: Short story

Other: M/F

Rating: 4 Cherries
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Review by Hibiscus

Iain just wanted someone to help take the edge off before the full moon rose in a few days. When he met Katherine in the pub he felt he had found the perfect person to help him with his problem. Katherine could not resist the kilted stranger who caught her eye at the bar. When he offered her a night of hot sex she couldn’t say no. But what happens when she finds out that the stranger is her boss’s son?

“Tartan Surprise” was just that. A very pleasant surprise. Being a short story, I was surprised at how involved I became with the characters. I was so involved with the characters that I found myself laughing out loud as they bantered with one another in the alley regarding Iain’s name and shivering when Iain growls out commands to Katherine. Iain and Katherine’s conversations were very well written. I have even used some of those lines myself. Ms. Illyria’s book is so well written, I felt everything that Iain did to Katherine and could place myself in each scene.

We learn a little about the pack, Artair O’Keefe and his sons, Conall and Iain and the pack Agatha(Conall’s wife) is from but due to the story length, it is sketchy. This story left me wanting to read more about Iain and Katherine, their future life together and that of the packs. I know I’ll be on the look out to hear more about them.