Bane of His Existence by Melody Knight

Bane of His Existence by Melody Knight
Publisher: Carnal Passions
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Short Story (53 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 4 Cherries
Review by Lilac

Charlie Ascott is a werewolf. He’s been cursed with the condition for the last four years, doesn’t recall the one who infected him, and has learned to live with it. The only thing he can’t quite handle is the lust he feels for a certain she-wolf. He catches her scent every month at full moon, but when it’s absent for a few days, he’s beside himself. Some day he intends to track her down, but he’s not ready for that “wolves mate for life” connection. When he catches a familiar scent in the elevator, he realizes it’s her—his she-wolf. Suddenly, he’s more ready for a connection than he realized.

Verity Connors is a manager in the company where Charlie works. She has been afraid of intimacy, of friendships, ever since she was bitten. She’s a werewolf, and she keeps to herself, focusing on her work to avoid letting instinct run away with her. When she meets Charlie, though, she decides she’s been playing solitaire far too long. It is emitted in the feces cialis prices cute-n-tiny.com upto 80% of medicine consumed and to the nominal quantity in the urine. The late effects may differ by treatment, discount bulk viagra as well. The distributing company further raises the prices of the medicine includes the extra cost of that go to this link generico viagra on line purpose. He is represented by ArtSource Fine Art in Raleigh and by Joe Rowand’s Fine Art Services in Chapel Hill. cialis professional no prescription It’s time to take a chance, and Charlie’s the one she wants to risk all with. The only way to do that, is to let instinct run its course.

In this short and entertaining story, two people find a connection as they struggle to adjust to and deal with life as werewolves.

Charlie Ascott has been struggling to adjust to life as a werewolf for the last four years. He has no memory of how he was infected and tries to hide his were side. When he catches the scent of a female were at work, he finds an unexpected connection with Verity Connors. Verity also struggles with life as a were as she keeps to herself and tries to maintain her lone wolf status. But when she meets Charlie, she cannot help but wonder if he is the one she has been waiting on.

Charlie and Verity are both interesting characters and I enjoyed their story. Both struggle to adjust to the changes that being turned into a werewolf have caused and worry about the possibility of infecting others. This fear as well as the fear of the unknown has caused Verity to live a lonely existence with work as her main focus until she meets Charlie and things change for the better despite a rocky start. It was interesting to see a relationship develop as they both sought to discover the truth about one another without coming right out and asking.

This was definitely an interesting read and I wish we could have read more as it would have been nice to see what happens next and to learn even more about their past struggles to adjust. But despite this, it was still an entertaining and quick read.