Book: Druids Lodge
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Publication Date: May 2, 2016
Length: 222 Pages
Reviewed by: Meredith
Synopsis
What lurks in Dartmoor?
After his father’s death, Finn Darcy returns to his ancestral home to become chief of his werecat clan. The mysterious Druids Lodge lies nestled in the shadows of Dartmoor National Park, where the legendary Beast of Dartmoor, a large panther, roams the woods and moors.
Finn cannot take his place as the head of the clan before he claims his mate, Luke Devlin, the one he marked while when they were children. Feeling he was deceived at the start of their relationship, Luke refuses to accept his fate. He bides his time, determined to escape when the opportunity presents itself, before Finn’s jealous and possessive dual nature destroys everything they have left.
But then werecats and their mates start disappearing, and Finn is adamant his mate must be protected at all costs. Events take a grim turn when Finn is abducted and forced to fight for his life. Luke must choose between his chance at freedom or saving Finn.
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I’m a fan of Shifter stories. I find them to be a lot of fun
and it lets me slip out of reality a bit. I never read Kelly Clemmons before
and this looked like a great read so I decided to give it a go. It was a very
entertaining book. I wasn’t ever bored and was able to read through it in one
sitting.
Kelly’s writing style takes some getting used to. I did find
it hard to follow at times meaning in this book I wasn’t 100% sure who was
talking or thinking at times. It wasn’t made clear and I feel that a lot was
lost in translation due to that.
Luke is a panther shifter who believes he and his “cat” are
separate beings in one body. Finn is his best friend from youth and
accidentally became his mate… well not mated but chosen. It was clever how that
happened and I enjoyed that. Now YEARS later Luke returns after his father
forbid him to be with Finn… I feel it needs to be said Finn isn’t on board with
this mating plan FYI.
So there are two elements to this tale. Luke convincing Finn
to be his and the drama and villain side to it. Like I said it’s entertaining
and keeps you on your toes.
I did have my issues with it. Mostly the confusion as to who
was doing what and I wished that was reworked a bit because I feel like the
time I took rereading and such took away from the continuity.
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