Review: Jaxson by Alisa Woods 3 of 5 stars

Jaxson by Alisa Woods
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Jaxson River is a former SEAL and a shifter. He loves his brothers Jace and Jared and would gladly give his life for them but he has a serious problem - if he doesn't claim a mate soon he'll be forced to step down as the pack alpha which will likely cause the pack to dissolve. This is especially problematic for him as he has a dark secret that would kill any mate that he claimed. His primary focus at the moment is to work with his brothers in order to stop whoever is currently kidnapping shifters from the street and stop them - it is clearly not the time for his secret to come out. Olivia Lilyfield is a curvy half-witch orphan who is determined to atone for it by doing good in the world. She starts to work on that when she sees a wolf in an alley being tortured and so rushes to help even though wolves and witches are like oil and water. Her dangerous magic means she can let anyone get too close to her, but Jaxson can't keep his hands off her and she is incapable of resisting. As they race to save the disappearing shifters in Seattle the real danger might be loving each other. Can their secrets end up destroying them both?

This was a nice story that had some dramatic moments mixed into their inability to keep their hands off each other. The underlying story of those responsible for taking the shifters had the potential to be really interesting and dramatic and so I just hope it gets that way in the later stories in the series. Well written and easy to understand, it had sections that were really enjoyable. Contains explicit sexual content.

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