Rabbit Season (Lost Shifters #2) by Megan Derr @amasour #LGBT #Review

Tracy reviews ‘Rabbit Season’ (Lost Shifters #2)  by Megan Derrr. Published February 18th 2015 by Less Than Three Press LLC.

This book was provided free of charge for an honest review by the publisher. 😉

Why I read this book: Rabbit shifters, are very different, I had to read this book.

Synopsis:

Sidney has quietly loved twin brothers Brook and Colby for years, watching and pining as they came to his house for the summer every year. Painfully aware that they have each other, have no reason to notice the unremarkable duck they grew up babysitting.

Then the twins and their mother are attacked days before an important meeting that will change the shifter world forever. When the twins come to stay with Sidney’s family until the attackers are caught, Sidney learns that all things have their season, and even violent protests will not keep two rabbits from the man for whom they’ve been patiently waiting…

Warning: Story contains incest

 

 8/10 Pots of Gold

*****

I much preferred this book to the first in the series. It wasn’t as sweet and the storyline was much more solid. 

 

Twin Rabbit Shifter Brook and Colby’s home is attacked, there mom sends them to her Duck shifter friends to keep them safe. The only problem with this is Sidney….

 

Sidney has lusted after the twins since he was a young duck, he tried to hide his feeling from everyone but not very well….

 

When the three finally get together it is explosive, though not everyone is happy about the three being in a *perverted* relationship. I think they are perfect together.

 

Brady and Skylar are back in this book, Skylar has adopted the pups, they are trying to help other lost shifter, there is a lot of shifters that don’t want the old ways to change.

 

I really got into this short story, I would love to see where the author goes next with this series….

 

Buy Links: Less Than Three Press

*****

Megan is a long time resident of m/m fiction, and keeps herself busy reading, writing, and publishing it. She is often accused of fluff and nonsense. When she’s not involved in writing, she likes to cook, harass her cats, or watch movies (especially all things James Bond). She loves to hear from readers, and can be found all around the internet.

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