Review: Filthy Beast by Liza Street 4 of 5 stars

Filthy Beast by Liza Street
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Cougar shifter Lena has the one goal in her life - to stay clear of Shaw the vicious alpha of her pack and so if she is sent to where misbehaving shifters are sent (the junkyard) then she is fine with that. Grizzly shifter Carter has let his internal rage have control after his brother died and as he has refused to change he is sent to the junkyard. When Carter meets Lena his protective instincts kick in, especially when others in the junkyard are intent on harming her. He is going to have to be gentle to prove his love... but he will need to be violent to save her.

I really enjoyed this story which was set in an area where pack rejects are banished to. I loved the way that trust and relationships built differently in there due to the place that they had found themselves and how loyal Lena could be to her friends. I did find the mate thing a little inconsistent as they did not bite each other and so I assume that they have admitted their love for each other and that is enough. I really hope the other guys who were her friends find their mates too. Well written and easy to read and understand. Contains some explicit sexual content.

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