Polar Bared: Kodiak Point #3

Eve Langlais

Nov 2014 · Kodiak Point Book 3 · Eve Langlais

About this ebook

A USA Today Bestseller with an Anti-Hero

When Vicky accidentally slides into the side of a polar bear, she doesn’t expect to fall in love. Eaten yes, perhaps used as a chew toy, but become the object of a bear’s affection and lust?

Crazy! Almost as crazy as the fact the polar bear turns out to be a man. A sexy man. A man who growls, and roars and does everything he can to chase her away.

Only to come back.

Poor Gene. After the pain and betrayal he suffered in the war all he wants is vengeance against the brothers who left him behind. But he’s confused when instead of wanting to punish him for his evil acts, they offer him forgiveness.

As if that weren’t annoying enough, the cutest geek he ever met—with caramel kissed skin covering a lush, rounded figure and wearing the sexiest dark rimmed glasses—won’t leave him alone. Or more like, he can’t seem to stop following her. And it isn’t just because someone is out to hurt her.

He wants her. But does he want her more than vengeance?

Welcome to Kodiak Point, where the wildlife might wear clothes, but animal instinct rules the heart.

# 1 Kodiak's Claim , #2  Outfoxed by Love, #3 Polar Bared , #3.5 Caribou's Gift, #4 Wolf's Capture, #5 Grizzly Love

Genre: paranormal romance, werewolf romance, shapeshifter romance, fantasy romance, alpha male, bear romance, military romance, humorous romance, comedy romance, Alaska romance

Ratings and reviews

I always know when I open an Eve Langlais paranormal book that I am going to get a little bit of snark along with a whole lot of laugh and romance. And she did not disappoint me in the least. I need to go back and catch up with the previous books in this grouping but let me say Gene the Polar Bear is one mean but loyal bear. He is out on the ice all by himself and happens to get hit by a human woman. He can't figure out why she is out there all by herself. This book has all the feel-goods and laughs and yes there is a mystery too. Romance is always a given when you have shifters and fate lends her hand.

It seems to be a running theme with Ms Langlais's series that the only book I like is the third one. Gene & Vicky are very sympathetic together, although I suspect that I identify with Vicky's timidity & lack of self-confidence more than is healthy. The plot is exciting with a genuine sense of threat & the dialogue feels organic rather than contrived (Gene's nickname for Vicky is a particularly grumpy/sweet instance). There are, however, a number of inconsistencies between this book & the first two, which makes me wonder if the author bothered to pay attention to her own writing.

Ms. Langlais does it again! Nothing like a good anti-hero. Gene ranks up there with other great romance literary anti-heroes such as Lothair, Lucas Titan and Lachlan Mount. Loved watching Vicki blossom. Again, the great wit, banter and dialogue that were right on point.

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