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"Caitrin Macleod vowed never to set foot in England again--or at the very least, to keep her distance from all Lycans in the future."
(BTW great first line!)

No one paid attention when Cait foresaw that a lycan would break up their coven in book 2 and one marked their healer and took her away to England. Now it seems that she has no faith in her own visions because Caitrin (self professed werewolf hater} is in England to help heal the the shifter's matriarch when sexy blonde lone wolf, Dashiel Thorpe, bites and marks her as his lifelong mate on the the full moon

Cait tries to run home to Scotland but let's say DASH IS ON HER TAIL...?

But of course the troublesome golden wolf who tried to steal the girl in book 3 needed to be tamed and by who else but the the witch who foresees that the one who will destroys their coven will have the mark of the beast in book 2.

I would have given this 5 stars except why can't Cait feel Blair at that awful castle? Was that a vampire that she meets in chapter 20? What happens to Alec after he goes searching for Blaire?

I have to pay a couple more bills but then I am going to buy book 5


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The Taming of the Wolf Lydia Dare 9781402244377 Books Reviews

I loved Caitrin and Daschle together. They had great chemistry and and sexual tension. I loved the chase she led him on. i loved their story my favorite of the series so far.I can't wait to see what happens to Alex. Hopefully he gets a happy ending.
My favorite of the Lydia Dare's four Regency werewolves romances. Dashiel, who was definitely a bad boy in the last book ending up being a really appealing leading man.

The vulnerability of a man whose inner beast has set him apart and who has never been loved, along with his enthusiastic pursuit of his reluctant mate - Scottish witch Catrin - keeps Dashiel's steamroller courtship from seeming stalkerish. I also really liked his leading lady, Catrin, who is used to getting her own way but who ultimately can't resist Dashiel's wolfish devotion.

Next up Dare switches to vampires with It Happened One Bite, and In the Heat of the Bite and another a third (no link yet) to round out the trilogy.
Yep, I just finished The Taming of the Wolf by Lydia Dare. Ok, it's the second time reading this book and I have to say I really love it. I mean it was a lot of fun to re-read again. So, here is a glimpse of the book and what I thought of the story.

First off there's always trouble awaiting when the moon is full and a Lycan sitting in a study by himself. Caitrin Macleod couldn't sleep, so she wonders into the Duke's study looking for something to help her sleep. Low and behold she finds Dashiel Thrope, the Earl of Brimsworth, in the study alone. In the previous book he was a very bad puppy if you remember, and if you haven't read the story, "What's taking you so long?"

Anyways. Well, under the moon light Caitrin looks delish and Dashiel couldn't resist and ends up bitting her. Your thinking, what's wrong with him? I know, I know, what was he thinking? You know, those animal instincts tend to kick into high gear when the moon is full. And, the story begins after that little nip.

So, you know by now I have re-read this story. Loved it. I mean it was good the first time, but I think its even better the second time. I really love how the author sets up for future stories. She is continually building and I really can't wait to re-read the other stories, because they're fantastic.

Anyways, Dashiel and Caitrin are a perfect match for each other. I mean they are both stubborn as all can get at it. It is a lot of fun to read to characters that are so bull-headed that they have to come together. Once they do come together, they are both willing to compromise to make each other happy. Definitely, a fun read and worth the time. So, I hope y'all get a chance to read this book.

So, I hope y'all are having a great day and happy reading.
Lord Dashiel Thorpe was introduced in Lydia Dare's third `Westfield Brothers' book, `The Wolf Next Door'. In that book, Dashiel `Dash' Thorpe was a rogue Lycan trespassing on William Westfield's territory by trying to marry his mate, Prisca Hawthorne. In `Taming of the Wolf' Dash has lost the girl but decided to reclaim his life and humanity. He no longer wants to be a wild and dangerous Lycan - he wants to reform and learn how to control his `beast'. But on the night of this decision the beautiful and ethereal Caitrin McLeod stumbles into his life, and he can't help marking her as his mate.
Now Dash and Caitrin are irrecoverably entwined, destined as soul-mates. . . if only Dash can convince her to have him as a husband.

I went into this book a little sceptical. I wasn't a big fan of Caitrin since her appearance in `The Wolf Next Door' left me irritated. Caitrin is a witch who can see the future - and as such she tends to meddle in other people's affairs and have a fairly `high and mighty' attitude. I found her annoying and abrasive in `The Wolf Next Door'. . . but everything I disliked about Caitrin in that book is what annoys/charms Dash in `Taming', and I found myself reluctantly turned around.

Dash and Caitrin are a great pair - between them they're bossy, pretentious and mule headed. But they're also utterly charming and bring out the best in each other. Dash is starved for affection after a disastrous childhood spent knowing he was a cuckolded bastard and `beast'. Caitrin's life is dictated by her foresight, and she is worried when her visions don't encompass Dashiel. These two had a lot to overcome - but just being together is a soothing balm for both of them.

One small complaint I had about `The Wolf Next Door' was not enough sex. I know, I know - my head is in the gutter. But I was glad to read a noticeable smutting-up in this fourth book. And better yet, the storyline and characters call for it. Dash is a wicked rake when Caitrin meets him - he even has a little black book of conquests which Caitrin stumbles across. Dash is a highly-sexed individual, and in Caitrin he has found a woman who incites endless lust in him.

Lydia Dare has very cleverly introduced a new trajectory for the `Westfield Brothers' series in `Taming'. I think the Lycan boys are going to be put aside for the next two books in the series. . . since Caitrin's foresight has hinted at a Vampire focus. In `Taming' Caitrin has visions of dead men stalking her friends, and she meets a handsome man who conjures images of broadswords and cudgels. I got goosebumps when I read all of Lydia Dare's dropped-vampire-hints. . . I can't wait for these new supernaturals to be introduced to the coven witches! Yay!

Lydia Dare is actually two people - writing team Tammy Falkner and Jodie Pearson. I did not know this! And the `about the author' page at the back of `Taming' explains exactly how their process works - with each writing 1500-word instalments and editing the other's previous work. Writing-team's have always fascinated me - and Lydia Dare is particularly perplexing because I would have never guessed this was a combined effort! The writing is so seamless. . . and I really appreciated the insight into their duo-style. Incredible!

I really loved `Taming of the Wolf' and look forward to the next two books in Lydia Dare's list, `It Happened one Bite' (approx March 1 2011) and `In the Heat of the Bite' (approx July 1 2011). Bring on the vampires, I say!
"Caitrin Macleod vowed never to set foot in England again--or at the very least, to keep her distance from all Lycans in the future."
(BTW great first line!)

No one paid attention when Cait foresaw that a lycan would break up their coven in book 2 and one marked their healer and took her away to England. Now it seems that she has no faith in her own visions because Caitrin (self professed werewolf hater} is in England to help heal the the shifter's matriarch when sexy blonde lone wolf, Dashiel Thorpe, bites and marks her as his lifelong mate on the the full moon

Cait tries to run home to Scotland but let's say DASH IS ON HER TAIL...?

But of course the troublesome golden wolf who tried to steal the girl in book 3 needed to be tamed and by who else but the the witch who foresees that the one who will destroys their coven will have the mark of the beast in book 2.

I would have given this 5 stars except why can't Cait feel Blair at that awful castle? Was that a vampire that she meets in chapter 20? What happens to Alec after he goes searching for Blaire?

I have to pay a couple more bills but then I am going to buy book 5