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Review: Hers to Bear by Tamara Hoffa

Hers to BearHers to Bear by Tamara Hoffa
Rainee P's rating: 43.5 of 5 stars

This being my first paranormal romance novel, I was quickly intrigued..yet also quickly lost. For a beginner to this genre, I felt I had many unanswered questions during my reading. Some history about shifters and their origin, their clan/pack traditions or customs, and esp more info on HUNTS would have been nice.
All in all it was a good read, but I felt it was too quick of a transition from introductions to drama that just left too many question marks.
Hopefully, these are addressed in the books to come. Look forward to reading more.

Hers to Bear

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Twenty-five and never been kissed, Jenna Raynes is a beautiful woman with a rubenesque figure often overlooked by men. In the mood for a little honey, the sassy new schoolteacher is stopped in her tracks by one growled word from an alpha bear…“Mine.”

Bern Helms’ inner bear catches the scent of his destined mate. His animal’s desire is drawn to her curves, but Jenna is human, and not lured to him by instinct. Convincing her begins as a sizzling, sweet affair that is soon spoiled by danger. In their small backwater town, nerves are strung taut. Someone is abducting shifter children.

When confronted, Jenna is as protective of her students as a mamma bear. For Bern, all bets are off when the kidnapper’s take Jenna too. Nothing will keep a bear from his mate. The hunters will become the hunted…
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