That whole scene is hilarious! But when the bully comes after Matt, things get serious and Joe and Sam have their hands full making sure they all survive so they can get to the claiming ceremony. Neither Joe nor Sam are very good at revealing that they are bear shifters, but Matt has read a few paranormal books so he takes it fairly easy. They are running in the woods (in bear form, of course) when they “sniff” Matt for the first time, and they have to hold back not to tear apart the guy who treats Matt like dirt. Joe and Sam are ecstatic that they found their mate. Then two gorgeous men appear seemingly from nowhere, and Matt can’t believe they’re interested in him. Matt tries to ignore the head bully, and wants to enjoy the camping trip they are on, but it is hard. He hangs out with people he thinks of as his friends, sort of, but it’s clear that except for one of them, they don’t really like him.
But Matt grew up in the human world, and his self-confidence is pretty low. Matt is a bear’s ideal mate – with a few extra pounds on his ribs, at least Joe and Sam won’t have to worry he will break. And in case you are wondering, there is no twincest involved, just the loving sharing of a human who needs as much protection and love as he can get. And what could be better than that in a bear’s world? It made me smile from the start, and even though these three guys have some issues once they decide to get together, including an a**hole enemy, the tone of this book is light enough to make it really enjoyable. Abe and Ben’s next younger brothers, Joe and Sam, are surprised to find their human mate, but even better, he smells like honey.
This second book in the ‘Pacific Cove’ series was as entertaining and fun as the first.
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