The romance was fast paced, but still evident, so none of that was missed. Overall, this is yet another amazing book in this series that I highly recommend for any PNR lovers. Even after being attacked he was up and ready to take on his stubborn mate. Noah was a great character, I loved his enthusiasm about everything, and how he rarely let things get him down. I really liked seeing Nix open up towards Noah and finally let him in as a mate should do. Wow I loved this story, it was fast, and sweet, but still with the usual J.D Tyler action thrown in. But when Noah's life is threatened, there is no more hiding, and Nix has to come to terms with his true self real fast. When he realizes that Noah, a Pack nurse, is his mate, he doesn't know how to hide from his feelings. His father threatened any of his future partners' life, if he ever found out Nix was with a man, so he hid truth. Visit her website at Nix has suppressed his true sexuality since he was a young kid. lives in Texas with her two grown kids, two cats, and a Boston terrier, all of them horribly spoiled. She enjoys reading, being pampered like the diva she is, and spending time with her awesome family. When she isn’t writing, J.D.’s idea of a good time certainly isn’t cleaning house (sniff), bungee jumping (not in this lifetime, or the next), or camping (her idea of “roughing it” is a slow bellboy). She's also been a multiple finalist in the National Readers' Choice Awards, the Colorado Romance Writers Award of Excellence, a finalist for the Bookseller's Best Award, has captured the HOLT Medallion Award of Merit, has been two-time nominee for the Australian Romance Readers Award in romantic suspense, and had one book optioned as a major motion picture. PRIMAL LAW, the first book in her Alpha Pack series, is the winner of the National Readers' Choice Award in Paranormal. Tyler is best known for her dark, sexy paranormal series Alpha Pack, and the Firefighters of Station Five and Sugarland Blue series as National Bestselling Author Jo Davis.

Phoenix Reborn by J.D. Tyler