Review: Desert Rose

Desert Rose by Anna Lowe
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Axel Waldermann a Javelina shifter has been recuperating at Twin Moon Ranch. The wounds inflicted from a hellhound took longer to heal for a shifter. He knew his days at the wolf shifters ranch were coming to an end but he liked it there and for a shifter that kept roaming it was almost a relief to stay in one place. Beth has returned to the ranch. Spending a few weeks away still hasn't made her forget the stranger that was recovering. Whom her wolf insists is their mate. Beth is shy and really couldn't believe what her wolf was telling her. Axel thought the voice he heard while unconscious was that of an angel keeping him tied to life. When he hears Beth's voice he realizes she was the one he heard.

This is the 5th book in Twin Moon Ranch series. Best read in order. I loved Beth and her wolf was quite snarky. Had me laughing quite often. Beth was shy and kind of quiet at times until it came to her mate. She found herself standing up for herself and Axel. Axel found himself falling for Beth but didn't know what he had to offer her. Being a Javelina and nothing like the wolves he didn't think he had a chance. Love will find a way. This was one of my favorites in the series. I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

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