Kodie Mackay's Reviews > When He Dares

Suzanne just never misses. She is just my happy place.

Quinley and Isaiah are an odd couple and I mean it in the best sense because it works for them so naturally it was like they were never not mates. Obviously they did not go the conventional way about mating but it did not feel awkward or transactional at all despite is being an arranged mating.

Quinley is a submissive shifter but she isn't weak with no mind for her own thoughts. She can hold her own, stands her ground and gets her point across when needed. She's sneaky and cunning. She is also patient, kind and calm which is why all of the pride want to surround her all of the time. I really enjoyed her. She brought something different and it was cool to see how a submissive could blend into that larger than life pride. She did more than that, she held her own.

Isaiah is dominant but not super in your face about it. I liked his quiet and loved it for Quinley. I loved how he was very direct and upfront keeping good communication where most males definitely would not have been. He was protective and sweet and I really liked seeing that more vulnerable side to him.

The journey had it's hiccups but for the most part was pretty calm which fitted the main characters. I really loved getting to hear and see old much loved faces and I especially loved how they welcomed Quin in without any drama. Except Alex of course because he never looses. I was here for the laughter, the crazy, the surprises and the sweet. It was an easy read, for me Suzanne's books always are. I just cannot believe we're on book 6 and now have to wait a whole year for book 7. crazy but i will because they're the best.