The Mark of Betrayal

This was a great read. It is what you would expect of a werewolf story and exactly what I wanted when I started. Enough spice and good story to follow along. 

Cooper is a great story teller, I have read so many of their books and have liked the general feel of them, fated mates usually are great and I love that it all turned out OK in the end although quite some painful journey for Samara and Sloane

Another book with no rating or reviews. I can't say it was bad—it was an easy and interesting read. However, I had a persistent feeling of déjà vu: the plot is quite common and formulaic for the genre.

Sure, it had some details I hadn't encountered before, which was nice. But overall, there wasn't much major intrigue or novelty. Despite this, I'll repeat: it was a comfortable read! The plot held my attention, it had its tense and "hot" moments, and the ending set up a potential sequel.

I'm not absolutely thrilled with this book, but I also don't feel like I have a solid reason to lower its rating—within its niche, it's pretty decent. I recommend giving it a read, but with a caveat: if you've read over a hundred werewolf romances, this plot is unlikely to feel very fresh or unique to you.