Snow’s Seduction

3.5 Stars 'Snow's Seduction' by Kristin Miller is book One in the "A Snow White Werewolf Tale" series. This is the story of Snow, Hunter and Malcolm. This book is about 90 pages and ends with a small cliffhanger to set the tone for their continuing story for the next book installment. Snow and her stepmom are in financial trouble and the stepmom pushes Snow to make a move on Malcolm. Malcolm is good looking and rich. Snow has somewhat a crush on him but never actually met him...just seen pictures of him. So she moves forward with her stepmom's idea but it seems Malcolm isn't to interested but her friend Hunter sure is. Snow and him have been heating up the pages once they meet again but Snow is still determine to go forward with Malcolm. So Hunter says he will help her seduce Malcolm. A Snow White Werewolf Tale series: Reading Order: Part 1 - Snow's Seduction Part 2 - Snow's Submission Part 3 - Snow's Surrender

In a few days, Snow White will turn 25 and become the Alpha of the Pacific North West White Wolfpack. She will be her own woman, and won’t have to bow to her stepmother anymore. Stepmother dearest wants Snow to snatch Malcolm Taylor, CEO of Taylor’s Jewelry, thus save the White B&B from financial ruin. Snow is not the crafty sort, and although very pretty, she has no idea how to play the seductress and ensnare Malcolm. What luck that Snow’s best friend Hunter just popped into town after a five-year absence! Hunter is an authority on seduction, he’ll be an ideal person to ask for advice. SNOW’S SEDUCTION is such a treat! Right from the first lines, Kristin Miller had me laughing with her take on the “Mirror, mirror on the wall” line. It’s not easy to review a novella, particularly the first in a three-part series without giving anything away, just be assured that this is a fabulous read. And strange as is may seem, it stands perfectly on its own, and as an added bonus, even readers who don’t fancy shifters can dive right in, because the paranormal element is barely hinted at. I don’t usually enjoy the “masked ball mistaken identities” trope, but this was brilliant! Maybe it’s because the story is very fast-paced, but it was very well done, and believable as well. Ms. Miller has mastered the art of writing very explicit sex scenes and keeping them tasteful, playful, light, and fun. SNOW’S SEDUCTION is a novella, I naturally expected it to be a quick read, and I read it so quickly, I could hardly believe it. I will repeat myself: because it’s just so much fun. Snow is a klutz, and there are several amusing and highly entertaining episodes. There’s enough story to hold the sex and the budding romance in a coherent whole, and Kristin Miller does a great job at building the characters; they felt real to me, and Snow is adorable and Hunter is simply delightful; he is a great friend, we should all be so lucky! SNOW’S SEDUCTION is so much fun! I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book.

Good but way too short.