Review: Primal Song By: Danica Avet

   

Deputy Daisy Picou is not impressed when Ram Reinhardt prowls into town all rock star swagger and big cat ego. She’s been burned by a lion before and has no intention of playing the fool twice. But with one scorching glance the mating frenzy ignites and passion trumps reason. An intense first encounter levels Daisy’s reservations—and most of her living room. And she’s not so sure she minds.

Ram Reinhardt has burned through and brushed aside just about every adrenaline-inducing thrill life’s thrown at him. But Daisy sets the gold standard for a premium rush. Her combative personality should turn him off, but every time they fight they end up in bed, or on the floor, or against a wall—and the sex is always more combustible than the time before. And he’s not about to give that up. Ever.

     

My Review:

 

Ok come on...Shifters that are rock stars?  How can you ask for a better combination?  Maybe chocolate syrup and a nice long thick.......You get the picture!!  :)  Do I sound corny by saying that this book rocked?  Literally?  Deputy Daisy Picou had her heart trampled on by a lion.  Lions aren't by nature loyal, so when he asked her to join his pride she basically told him where to stick it.  So lion shifters got wrapped up in a nice box and shoved in the will never date again category as she moved on with her life.  They were all the same.  So why when this big kitty comes roaring into town does her heart skip a beat?  All logic fails her and she finds it hard to breath?  And why was a woman her age acting like one of those teenage groupies that faint every time he opens his mouth?

 

This hometown county fair shindig just isn't Ram's scene.  They stopped playing stuff like this years ago, when they hit it big.  So why when everything looked so wrong did Ram feel so happy after they had gone through about half of their songs?  Surely it wasn't that tall drink of water in th                       e police officer uniform.  But how can he deny the rush he felt when she was close or the way his eyes seemed to follow her as she went about her job. Or the way he scent called to him like nothing ever had before.

 

I really really enjoyed Ram's character.  He was the silent watcher that took in all of the details and made spot on observations.  He was insightful, caring, observant, and quite romantic.  The total opposite of the lion Daisy had fallen for before.  But Daisy was fighting against him hard.  She's convinced that small-town life would never suit him and that he would never settle down.  Ram has quite a fight on his hands, but definitely believes Daisy is worth all the effort and more.  This was quite a spectacular read and I was tearing up at the end!!  This is defiantly going on my to -read-again list!!!