Book Review: Cowboy in Wolf’s Clothing by Kait Ballenger

Cowboy in Wolf’s Clothing (Seven Range Shifters Book 2)

Book 2 of the Seven Range Shifters series, “Cowboy in Wolf’s Clothing” follows Grey Wolves High Commander Colt Cavanaugh and surgeon/all around physician Belle Beaumont. It is not a match made in heaven; rather, it is a match made during a war and a struggle for freedom, making it so much sweeter.

Kait Ballenger’s heroes and heroines are not Disney Princes or Princesses. They are not bad boys or bad girls either. They are painted in so many shades of gray (no pun intended to the infamous book) that they are so real, albeit they also have the paranormal aspect written into their DNA.

Take them out of the verdant Montana ranch setting and the mystical aspect attached to the characters, Ballenger’s heroes, be they are Colt and Belle, or Wes and Naomi can be people living next door to you. That is the reason why these characters are so relatable. And that is also the reason why Ballenger, as Gena Showalter, New York Times bestselling author described, “a treasure you don’t want to miss.”

This is only the second book that I have read written by Kait Ballenger and I can tell you now that she is already on my Authors Watch list, which means that any book that she releases is on my must-read list.

“Cowboy in Wolf’s Clothing” is about romantic love as much as it is about family. It’s also about loyalty, duty and being true to oneself. Though not a tearjerker, it will surely tug at your heartstrings.

“Cowboy in Wolf’s Clothing” is Rated T for Teens. Thematic paranormal violence and some sex scenes.