Adina Moss was content to explore her new life with restored eyesight. She was also enjoying a casual relationship with Leo while waiting for her true mate. To her horror, bullies from her previous pack, Tall Elm, moved into her territory to attend school and integrate into the human world.
Henrick Lionel led a life he wasn't proud of. Ever since Adina, a blind wolf shifter from his pack, passed away, guilt and sadness plagued him. Therefore, Henrick turned his life from being selfish into a life of serving others.
When he moved to the Primal Ridge Pack to get an education and eventually a career in order to send money back to his pack, he came in contact with his true mate.
Little did he know, his true mate was the little blind female from his pack, fully healthy, beautiful, and searing with hate towards him.
Will Henrick be able to convince Adina he has changed, or will he prove himself unworthy as she fights against their mating bond?
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ADINA: SNIPPETS IN TIME 2:10 is the third book in the Time series and this time is told from Adina and Henrick's point of view.
For most of the book, I disliked Henrick intensely. His actions of the past were bad enough but his actions of the present just compounded that. He was completely selfish and had a caveman mentality even after Adina spoke with him. He frustrated the hell out of me. I'll be honest here too… Adina was the same. I understand the true mate bond is not something to be laughed at but I got whiplash from Adina so many times. The one thing I really hated was that Adina 'melted' whenever Henrick spoke so he was able to use her body against her. This book was headed for 3-star review, maximum, when they went back to Tall Elm and it is only that that changed my mind. Then both Adina and Henrick stood tall and showed who they are. As for the Tall Elm pack, they may have been the ones to help Tatum originally but I can't say as I like any of them.
It was good to read this from someone's perspective and it certainly helped to move the story along. I would love to read more about the group from Tall Elm but not the pack itself. I think I've seen enough of them!
If you've read books one and two, then I definitely recommend this one too. It may not be as good (in my opinion) as Tatum's but definitely still worth reading. I look forward to continuing with this series.
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Merissa
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Jun 19, 2023