Review: Naming His Mate by M. Limoges

Author: M. Limoges

Pages/Word Count: 67 Pages

At a Glance: Naming His Mate is a perfect, quick read for anyone in need of some werewolf infusion.

Reviewed By: Lana

Blurb: Small-town sheriff, Mike Hadley, would love to experience a headache-free day for once in his life. Unfortunately, that’s not going to happen anytime soon. While investigating a rash of disappearances and dealing with his ornery lover, he’s thrown into a whole new world he never imagined existed.

Damien Marks has finally found a place to call home in Los Lobos, South Dakota, with the Black Hills Pack. He also stumbles across something he never thought he would—his mate. Falling hard, he decides he needs to come clean and tell the truth. But will his sexy lover accept what he is?

Embroiled in a potentially dangerous situation, both men have to decide where their loyalties lie—with duty or love?

Review: I finally got my hands on a shifter story, and I have to say this short werewolf tale is hot and to the point! Hot alpha werewolf and a human sheriff make for an explosive combination.

Mike Hadley is the sheriff of a small South Dakota town. He’s investigating the disappearance of some men, and it leads him to a remote town that’s populated by shifters. But, he doesn’t know it. They are none too friendly. His life is complicated more by his mysterious boyfriend Damien Marks. Why, you ask? Because he’s also a shifter and Mike’s mate. But, Mike doesn’t know that either. Mike gets tangled up with a shady businessman and gets nearly killed, but his wolf swoops in to rescue him.

The story is not complicated and is predictable, but I didn’t care because I fell in love with Mike and Damien. Damien is a sexy, possessive shifter who will do anything for his mate, and Mike is your typical good ole boy who’s also alpha but will roll over for his man. Their connection jumps off the page, even in this short story. This is the perfect fantasy, and I wish it were longer.

Naming His Mate hit all my shifter buttons. It’s a perfect, quick read for anyone in need of some werewolf infusion, but will leave you wanting more.