REVIEW: The Snow Leopard's Pack by Zoe Chant
Summary:
Divorced, broke, and living at home: Lillian Lowell has given up hope. Ever since her ex-husband left her with a monstrous debt, she’s focused on making her life as small as possible so she can pay it off. Even so, it’s going to take years, and she’s already in her mid-thirties. Any thoughts of a family and a future have already slipped away.
Snow leopard shifter Cal Westland is married to his job. In the ten years since he left the Marines, he’s dedicated his life to being head ranger at Glacier National Park. Now that there’s a snow leopard pack living there, though, he’s become their alpha, as well as their boss. He loves being a ranger—but he’s a natural loner, and leading a pack full of twentysomethings doesn’t come easily to a middle-aged man who’d rather mind his own business.
But when Lillian is threatened by a group of mountain lion shifters, suddenly his solitude doesn’t seem so important. Cal is determined to protect Lillian—both from her present, and from her past. Can Cal keep Lillian safe, and show her she has a future after all? And can Lillian show Cal that being true pack leader doesn’t mean being alone?
Snow leopard shifter Cal Westland is married to his job. In the ten years since he left the Marines, he’s dedicated his life to being head ranger at Glacier National Park. Now that there’s a snow leopard pack living there, though, he’s become their alpha, as well as their boss. He loves being a ranger—but he’s a natural loner, and leading a pack full of twentysomethings doesn’t come easily to a middle-aged man who’d rather mind his own business.
But when Lillian is threatened by a group of mountain lion shifters, suddenly his solitude doesn’t seem so important. Cal is determined to protect Lillian—both from her present, and from her past. Can Cal keep Lillian safe, and show her she has a future after all? And can Lillian show Cal that being true pack leader doesn’t mean being alone?
Title: The Snow Leopard's Pack
Series: Glacier Leopards
Book #: 5
Author: Zoe Chant
Approximate Book Length: 133 Pages
Recommended Reader Age: 18+
Sexual Content: Moderate
Series: Glacier Leopards
Book #: 5
Author: Zoe Chant
Approximate Book Length: 133 Pages
Recommended Reader Age: 18+
Sexual Content: Moderate
Thoughts:
Other than the mate thing, this book has a little bit of a different tone than the previous ones. There's a bigger level of unity that's great. I'm sad for Lillian's past, but she's so smart and resilient. Cal is a protective, cute, and reluctant pack alpha. They work well as a couple despite being somewhat opposites. They tend to surprise each other and it makes for great chemistry.
We get to see a little more of shifter politics as the mountain lion shifters become a problem. It's really nice to see the whole pack come together. My favorite part is the that in fact, while my least favorite is Teri and Lillian's mother's very existence. She is just toxic. Because of all this, while you could read this without having read any others, it's much better if you have.
We get to see a little more of shifter politics as the mountain lion shifters become a problem. It's really nice to see the whole pack come together. My favorite part is the that in fact, while my least favorite is Teri and Lillian's mother's very existence. She is just toxic. Because of all this, while you could read this without having read any others, it's much better if you have.
Bottom Line:
The Snow Leopard's Pack is a feel good read about family and had a sense of semi-completion. I'd be just fine if this were the last in the series, but guess what? There's one more!
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