Retrieved (The Shapeshifters' Library) (Volume 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (973 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1537157221 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 278 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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Busy running her library, she has her hands full with a terrorist book-worm infestation and Sybilla’s attempts to censor anthropomorphic books. And just when things couldn’t get any worse, Diva learns family tradition dictates she marry by Summer Solstice… to a Druid. While sexy cowboy wolf Blaze tries to blow up the mound and tempt Diva from her dead end crush, werewolf alpha Sybilla challenges Diva to a Survival Test, Quadrathlon, and cook-off. And protect the most important archeological site in dog-shifter history - and, just maybe, find love.. Diva and Cyn must work together to defeat the wolves to save their libraries. When ruggedly handsome English Mastiff Cynerik discovers an ancient Ohio mound that may hold answers to their dog-shifter history, he teams up with Chocolate Labrador Retriever Library Director Godiva Anglesey to prevent power-hungry werewolves from slicing off their mound to build a golf course
Using her calming voice she's recorded relaxation CDs that help almost anyone relax. RELEASED is the first volume; RETRIEVED is the second. After working in more than six libraries and living with five Old English Sheepdogs (at one time) she happily calls a small town in Arizona home. Amber Polo has had a lifelong love affair with libraries and dogs. . To help writers and stressed readers reduce stress, her book Relaxing the Wri
"Another fun and gripping trip to Shipsfeather!" according to H.A. Fowler. Another wonderful trip into the wild world of Shipsfeather, where the dogs are also people, and the werewolves' raison d'etre is to burn all the books in the world. After so much of the town's mess was cleaned up by Liberty and Chronus in RELEASED, you would think the dog-shifters could take a minute to relax and roll in the dirt, celebrating their victory, right?Um, wrong. The werewolves are absolutely dedicated to their mission of destroying the dog-sh. Amber Polo book's are like chocolate chip cookies to me . Addictive! Danielle C. Smiley Much like book one, Released, Retrieved is a light and fun read that I just could not put down! The creativity, the cute librarian references (Sweet Dewey!), and the must-love-dogs theme makes this the perfect lazy Sunday read. I loved to see Godiva grow as a character and the competition challenges she faced were such a fun and adventurous way to instigate that change.My only real complaint concerns the building up to bigger moments. Events such as the . Ty Wilson said The lighter side of the supernatural world. This is not the kind of book I would normally read, and to be honest it took me quite awhile to get used to the writing style. Most of what I read is far darker and more serious in tone. But once I got used to it, it was a pleasant read with a level of whimsy I grew to enjoy. As long as you don't come into this expecting a dark and gritty werewolf novel, but rather a fun little supernatural tale with a little wit, a little romance and a little drama thro
RELEASED is the first volume; RETRIEVED is the second. Using her calming voice she's recorded relaxation CDs that help almost anyone relax. After working in more than six libraries and living with five Old English Sheepdogs (at one time) she happily calls a small town in Arizona home. . A fascination with lost ancient libraries and curiosity about why werewolves outnumbered dog-shifters in literature inspired The Shapeshifters' Library, her new urban fantasy series filled with librarian dogshifters. To help writers and