EXCEPT books like Sarah J Mass or Brandon Sanderson. But anymore than 2 POV, and i am struggling to like it. To me it seemed like there were no chemistry between Jack & Lillian, and one thing I really don’t like, is when there is added extra POV’s into the stories. What completely bummed me out was her characters. What Carter is amazing at is always pumping her books with action. Pretty badass right? Then add vampires AND zombies to the mix and I should have been dancing in pure joy, right? The blurb sounds amazing- “Injured werewolf created by the military finds his mate before he is doomed to be terminated?” What if the patients aren't insane? What if their stories of secret government experiments and monsters are true?Ĭarter writes some pretty catchy alien romances, and since this Dane loves herself some werewolves I thought this was a solid choice, right? and Lillian must accept a truth about her rescuer that will change her world forever.

In the blink of an eye, Jack is loose and Walker is dead. When one of the doctors, Walker, attempts to rape her, things go from bad to worse. Somehow Jack has managed to heal himself from a near-fatal wound in mere hours.

Unable to get the handsome soldier out of her mind, Lillian sneaks into the restricted area to check on him. Despite the fact they're not an emergency room, Lillian can't turn him away and risk a death on her hands. Until a late-night emergency is wheeled in.Ĭaptain Jack Harper is insane, drop-dead gorgeous. The highlights of her day, other than her skinny hot chocolate, are the hunky guards who work in the secure section. Lillian Rosewood leads an ordinary, boring life working as the manager of a psychiatric hospital.

Perfect mate mina carter