Caged
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4.8 • 5 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Enjoy this third title in the Holloway Pack series, filled with action and supernatural creatures, by British author J.A. Belfield ... ...
If the meek can become deadly, the strongest can be weak.
For Ethan Holloway, his mission to find a missing werewolf should be simple. Crack a few heads, bust a few chops and the solution always reveals itself. Always.
Not this time.
Ethan's reputation precedes him, and because it does, someone is ready. Waiting. Unbeknownst to Ethan, he's about to go down. Hard. Against a foe he never suspected and in a world he never imagined could be real.
What awaits Ethan is a fight not only for his reputation, but also his pack, his female, and his life. If he survives, damage control will become priority number one.
If he survives.
Because even Ethan's not sure he's strong enough to take on an entire race all by himself.
Especially one hell bent on exposing who and what he is in the name of sport.
Caged will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
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CAGED is the third novel in the Holloway Pack PNR series, although all books in this world can be read as standalones. Fans of K.F. Breene, Elizabeth Briggs, Riley Storm, Bella Forrest, or Suzanne Wright, will LOVE this supernatural fight club urban fantasy with one hot alpha male leading the way.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
The adventures of the Shropshire werewolves continue in the third Holloway Pack installment, focusing on tough guy Ethan. The pack's already on alert when local were teen Gabriel Lewis is reported missing. Ethan is a mentor to the boy and also smitten by Gabe's mother, Shelley, so he's determined to find and rescue him. Ethan's father, pack leader Nathan, thinks another supernatural race is behind the disappearances of weres, witches, and others in the area. While pursuing a lead, Ethan and pack member Kyle have a near-fatal encounter with vampires and then are taken captive themselves. Solid original preternatural mythology, a nice sensibility of the weres' canine natures, and stimulating sex scenes between Ethan and Shelley will help increase Belfield's audience, but the action plot payoff doesn't quite deliver.
