I loved meeting the Arizona pack alpha and his family. I really enjoyed how Joseph uses this to his advantage in the story (you’ll just have to read/listen to find out what I’m talking about). Then each horse has their own individual personality, too. They are like dogs and cats, each breed has general personality traits (Arabians being the Siamese cats of the horse world, loved that line). I love the way she talks about the different personalities of the horses. Surprisingly, Charles even lets Anna go interview people with just Agent Fisher while he goes with the CANTRIP agents.Īs a horse person, I can say that she gives a lot of equine information in an entertaining way throughout Dead Heat. Charles is even surprised that he likes them. The CANTRIP agents are actually good people in this book. I loved seeing FBI Special Agent Leslie Fisher again. It was great to see Charles once again helping people instead of having to kill them. So, once again, Charles and Anna become consultants for the FBI and CANTRIP as they try to track down a fae. Then the fae attack Hosteen’s granddaughter-in-law (who he doesn’t like because she is witchborn) and his great-granddaughter. Let’s not forget that changing someone against their will is a death sentence (Hosteen thinks Charles would get a pass being Bran’s son, yea right).
No sooner that they show up, Hosteen starts arguing with Charles for refusing to change his dying son into a werewolf against his son’s will. This horse farm and friend just happen to also belong to the local werewolf alpha, Hosteen.
He wants her to have something with a little more get-up-and-go, so they go visit an Arabian horse farm. The horse that Anna has been riding isn’t challenging enough for her, or at least that is what Charles says. In Dead Heat, we have Charles and Anna venturing to Arizona to visit an old friend of Charles’ to find a new horse for Anna.
0 kommentar(er)
