Title: Remember Me
Series: Silver Bullet, #12
Author: Olivia Black
Genre: Contemporary/Paranormal
Length: Novella (91 pages)
Publisher: Siren-Bookstrand Inc. (August, 2014)
Heat Level: Moderate
Heart Rating: ♥♥♥♥♥4 1/2Hearts
Blurb: Michael Moriarty is a polar bear shifter from Alaska. He left his small fishing community behind and moved to New Orleans, looking for a change. As a new employee at the Silver Bullet, his responsibility is the club’s security. One night, while making rounds, he stumbles upon a human in need of help.
Kenny Reeves has been dreaming about the Silver Bullet since moving to town. On his twenty-first birthday, he decides to go to the club. What starts out as an amazing night soon takes a turn for the worst. His drink gets spiked, making him uncoordinated and woozy. With the drug running through his system, Kenny can’t call out for help or fight off his assailant as the stranger pulls him out of the club and shoves him into a van. Michael’s never been a knight in shining armor, but when it comes to saving his mate, he’ll do anything.
Product Link: http://www.bookstrand.com/remember-me
ISBN: 978-1-63258-227-0
Reviewer: Shorty
Review: Kenny Reeves is a cute, sweet, naive young man who just turned 21 years old and decides to go to Silver Bullet, a gay club for paranormals and humans, alone. He has never been to the place before but has wanted to since moving to New Orleans when he was just 18 years old. It ended up being the worst and best decision he’s ever made. The worst is that he was drugged and almost sexually abused. The best is that he met his mate in the man who saved him from the assault.
Michael Moriaty is a sexy, big polar bear shifter that decided to leave Alaska, meet other paranormals, and hopefully find his mate. He is sweet and kind as can be unless those he’s close to are harmed or in danger. Michael works at Silver Bullet as security keeping everyone safe. When Jayson asks him to go outside and see if one of the two men that just left is all right, because he wasn’t looking to good, Michael doesn’t hesitate. He finds the men in a white van. One unable to move or speak is his mate. He immediately stops what is about to happen and calls for help.
This book was well written. With intense, emotional and heartbreaking scenes at what Kenny went through and the love of a mate who helped him heal.