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Out of the Shadows (A Werewolf Wars Novel Book 1), by Bethany Shaw

Devon will do anything to protect his little sister from becoming a breeder, even if it means starting a war. After fleeing home in the middle of the night, Devon and his siblings seek refuge with his uncle. There he meets the fiery human, Lark. She is a temptation, one he can’t afford. As battle lines are drawn, Devon’s alpha instincts take over, and he must fight to keep the ones he loves safe, especially the woman who has stolen his heart.

Lark Davies has put her heart and soul into her bakery, The Cookie Jar. She doesn’t have time for dating or a social life, but she is happy to spend her free time at the Harris Ranch. She knows the ranch occupants are werewolves, but they are family. When Devon Harris appears at the ranch, Lark instantly butts heads with him. Even if they can’t seem to get along, there is something intriguing about him. She’s known werewolves have existed for some time, but she never knew just how dangerous their world was.

  • Published on: 2014-06-12
  • Released on: 2014-06-12
  • Format: Kindle eBook

Review
The ending was well done. Although danger still awaits there is some closure for this book plus Lark and Devon take the next step and I can't wait to see how their relationship grows!! - Once Upon A Crush Book Blog

This book was a real treat. First time author Bethany Shaw knocked it out of the park with a riveting storyline that had me completely absorbed. - Paranormal Romance Junkies

From the Inside Flap
Lark opened her eyes, taking in the dark hotel room illuminatedonly by the moonlight. Sweat beaded around her neck and brow. Hair stuck to thenape of her neck. She sat up and looked around at the barely visible furniture.Movement by the window caught her eye.
    Devon stood at the window, arms crossed overhis chest. His broad shoulders were accented by the bright white of the moon.Lark stared at the fine plains of his bare back. She licked her lips, takinghim all in. She shuddered, recalling the way he'd felt pressed against her--theway his lips had caressed hers a day ago. 
    Lark blinked the images away, thankful for thedarkness that hid the heat creeping across her face. Her throat was parched, andshe pushed the covers back to get a drink of water from the sink. 
    The cool water alleviated some of the heat asit glided down her dry throat. She pushed the wet strands of hair out of herface and walked to the window. Devon hadn't moved. Preston and the three otherguys lay sound asleep on the floor. They'd been kind enough to give her theonly bed.
   Lark joined him at the window. "Do you notsleep?" Her eyes drifted to the door across the street. To think, her sisterwas in that room. Lark wondered if Sarah was okay. Was she sleeping? In pain?Would they hurt her? The list went on and on. 
    "It's my turn to keep watch. Daniel said theywouldn't leave until morning, but I don't want to risk it." Devon looked overat her for a moment. His eyes slipped down to take in her plaid pants before heturned back to the window.
    She'd gone to the store earlier with Preston topick up a few things. They'd both needed the distraction. She normally slept inboy-shorts, but after her run in with Devon the other morning, and consideringshe was sharing a room with all guys, she had thought better.
    "Oh, I didn't realize you guys were keepingwatch. I can keep a lookout if you want to rest."
    "It's okay. Preston will take over in a fewminutes." Devon shrugged. "I'm used to the late nights; it's actually been alittle bit of shellshock to get used to days. As an EMT, I worked the twelvehour night shift. Most incidents happen at night, you get used to being up allnight. My nights off, I usually spent out too. Vincent likes to party. I wentalong for something to do and to keep him out of trouble."
    "I can see that about Vincent. I bet you'veseen some interesting things on your job."
    Devon smiled, the moonlight glittering in hiseyes. "People never cease to amaze you. I've seen the traumatic to thedramatic."
    Lark laughed. "I can imagine. You see storieson the news every so often where someone calls 911 for a cheeseburger, orsomething ridiculous like that."
    "Those are the people who don't understandthe exorbitant bill they get in the mail for our services either," Devonchuckled.
    The smile lit his entire face, giving her arare glimpse of him. Lark wondered what had happened in his past to make him sodistant. Slowly, he seemed to be opening up to her. She hoped he continued todo so.
    "I'm sure you get interesting characters inThe Cookie Jar."
    "Yeah, about half my customers are regulars.It's kind of nice getting to talk to everyone. You'd be amazed what people tellyou, though. I've heard so many things that I really didn't want to know." Larkplaced her hands on the windowsill, leaning forward. She peered out the sheercurtains. Her thoughts drifted back to Sarah and Emily; at least they hadeach other.
    "They won't hurt her."
    Lark looked up at him, surprised. It took amoment to register his words. She nodded and sighed, her eyes darting back tothe door across the street. The road seemed to stretch endlessly. It felt likemiles separated them instead of mere feet. She would feel better once she couldhold Sarah in her arms again.
    "Have you ever thought about becoming adoctor or a nurse? You know, taking your training to the next level?" Larkneeded a distraction and she was curious about Devon.
    "My bedside manner sucks."
    Lark met his smile. "But would you?"
    Devon leaned forward before rocking back onhis heels. "I don't know. I never really thought about it."
    Lark nodded. "I always enjoyed baking. Inever in my life thought I'd own my own bakery. But I couldn't imagine doinganything else now."
    "I do like the blueberry muffins."
    "You guys seem to have a sweet tooth. Well,actually, I've noticed you guys eat just about anything." 
    Devon laughed. "It's our metabolism.Especially when we shift a lot, it makes us hungry."
    "I can tell." Lark looked over at him. "Doyou do it often? Shift, I mean?"
    "I try to once a day. Some days, like when I worked,I couldn't. The wolf is a part of who we are. Shifting is important for ourmental wellbeing. As a rule, we try to shift three to four times a week. Theonly exception is when women are pregnant. The shift is harmful to the fetussince the body transforms from a human into a wolf."
    "Does it hurt when you change?" Lark couldn'tstop herself from asking.
    "It's a pleasure pain."
    "I imagine it's exhilarating."
    "You really are genuinely interested, aren'tyou?" Devon turned to her, eyes locked on hers.
    Lark swallowed at the intensity of his gazeand lowered her eyes to the floor. "I...I'm not trying to be rude."

About the Author
Bethany Shaw is the author of The Werewolf Series, Wayward Wolves Series, and The Hunted Series. 

Writing has always been her passion, and she is thrilled to share it with her readers. She also enjoys, reading, spending time with her family, and walking.

Most helpful customer reviews

20 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
Two stars is rather harsh, but the mistakes just kept coming.
By J. Lance
I can't believe so many people like this book. The plot is fine, although predictable, but there are many books out there like this, so that's not really a problem. One of the beefs I have with this book is the author seems to have written what she wanted in each scene, totally ignoring the fact that scenes have to make sense when viewed in sequence. For example, Lark gets to her bakery at 6 AM to open at 7 AM. How on Earth is this woman expected to do enough baking in ONE HOUR to have enough product so the cases have at least something in them at opening? It's ridiculous! And then her closing time is 8 PM. Can't see why a bakery would be open until 8 at night, but maybe they do things differently there. But then Lark has to drive home, jump in bed, and get up again early enough to get to the bakery at 6 AM. It's pretty much nuts. And to top it all off, we get to read about her doing office work, and her packing boxes with product, but we never read about her actually baking at all. This is like an episode of Bonaza, where the Cartwrights were either driving a wagon to town to see Sheriff Coffee, or sitting down to dinner cooked by Hop Sing. They were supposed to be ranchers, but they never did any ranch work to speak of.

Second problem is silly use of vocabulary. For example, Lark likes the look of Devon's shoulders. So she likes the "girth" of his shoulders. No! She doesn't like the circumference of his shoulders! No one thinks about the "circumference" of someone's shoulders, they look at their width. You don't have to have the thesaurus open beside you to find a new way to describe something. This happened quite a bit in the book.

Final problem, and this one drives me crazy, is lip biting, biting the lips, chewing the lips. Constantly. I think this is supposed to mean the woman is thinking. She was even lip biting during a pasta dinner at a restaurant! How many of you have ever stopped and had a good lip biting session in the middle of dinner? You can convey a woman is thinking about something without having her chew her face off every few minutes. Sheesh. Romance writers use that idea a lot, and it's lazy writing.

Two stars is rather harsh, but the mistakes just kept coming. A good editor would go a long ways to making the book more readable.

13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Cliffhanger Part of a series
By BB
The story line was good, so was the writing with the exception of a few editing misses.The story kept my interest. Why did I give only two stars then when I did enjoy the book. The book just ended, with no resolution to any of the issues brought forward in the book. Just Bam..done!. Some may call this a cliff hanger book or a "to be continued" . Definitely not a stand alone unless you like your ending with no resolutions. Apparently this is part of a series with resolution possibly in later books. Not sure. I usually read reviews before deciding on a book, I certainly must have missed any reviews stating it was a cliff hanger or that you need to read the rest of the series to get answers. Had that been mentioned in other reviews I read I would not have bothered beginning this book.

21 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
Umm...what?
By BookLover
WARNING, this was a huge cliffhanger! I CAN NOT believe Mrs. Shaw did that to me!!!
Whatever.
So....I absolutely loved this book to pieces. I would most definitely recommend this AMAZINGLY FABULOUS book to anyone and everyone. I can already tell this series is going to be a great one. The only issue I had (it's a itty bitty one) was I thought it was a bit rushed at the end and I would love to read more about the two main characters in this book, but since it's one of those that each book is about another couple, it doesn't bother me that much.
Go buy this book. Seriously. Go buy this book.

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