Good read - set in the world of the Sons of Destiny it is does not overlap. It is geographically and centuries distant from the brothers' island home [though two of the heroines in the books, Cat and Storm, do come from that culture.]
The heroine is rescued from the Valley where she grew up [and was about to be victimized by the village elders on the death of her father] for several reasons. The shifter leader recognized what kind of life she would have AND he knows [though the others do not] that she is a shifter. Everything she knows about men is bad and everything she has heard about Shifterai men is worse. Still the hero manages to get her to come along and she finds that the Shifterai embrace the very things that the men of her village were determined to beat out of her...
The heroine is rescued from the Valley where she grew up [and was about to be victimized by the village elders on the death of her father] for several reasons. The shifter leader recognized what kind of life she would have AND he knows [though the others do not] that she is a shifter. Everything she knows about men is bad and everything she has heard about Shifterai men is worse. Still the hero manages to get her to come along and she finds that the Shifterai embrace the very things that the men of her village were determined to beat out of her...
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