Review: Addie (Pack of Misfits Book 1)

Addie by Raven Kennedy
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Full of puns

I’d give this book a 3.5 stars.

This was a quick and funny read. I love the idea of a pack of strange shifters. I always thought it was weird when books only ever had predator shifters and having a pack filled with prey, odd and damaged shifters is a great idea, because of course they would band together for safety.

This book is about Addie who has been a member of Pack Aberrant for 10 years. She was 15 years old when she was kicked out of her old pack and her new pack alpha is like a father figure to her. We meet Addie as she is working as a bank teller and she manages to end up preventing a robbery. She’s bad ass and we don’t get to find out what she is for some time so I’m not going to spoil it for you.

She meets a couple of shifters on the same day as the robbery who have just moved the territory and who ask her out. She turns them down only to run into them later, along with their friend when she goes into heat unexpectedly. This is a convenient short cut to starting a relationship!

One of the reasons I gave this book 3.5 stars when it’s a pretty funny book is that there are lots of shortcuts taken, in particular the one where she meets the guys she becomes involved with just as she goes into heat. Then there is the coincidence of how the bad guys are uncovered etc.

It’s a book that doesn’t require much thought, it funny and it’s got some pretty spicy sex scenes. If that’s what you are in the mood for, and sometimes I am, it’s a good choice.

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