The Willow Rescue by Renee HewettMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
Zebra Moray shifter Willow Baldwin is a member of the Federal Paranormal Unit’s (FPU) Aquaterrestrial Task Force. Her next job sounds really boring just looking for missing fish but then she realises it is near the protective and secretive underwater domed city Ursanis in the Arctic. The Ursanis Prince Graham Auman is on a multi-year trip from his home on land to find his mate although he is resigned to the fact that no woman would give up the land to live underwater with him forever. Learning that there is trouble at home he takes that opportunity to return home although it appears that he has to check in with the FPU first as they want to send agents with him to help. At their first meeting, Willow and Graham know they are mates, but that takes a second seat to the mission. They have to stop a secretive cult from stealing the fish who are keeping an Old One asleep because if the ancient monster wakes, it could mean the end of the world. Can Graham get past his reservations and can they crack the case and stop the end of the world?
This was a great mystery story that had the added mates factor to make it much more interesting. I did find some aspects of Graham's denial a bit irritating and it seemed to take him far too long to realise with was real and could not be ignored. I loved sassy Willow and the fact that she was determined to do a good job and not let anyone hold her back - even from saving those that she loved.
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