Review: Claiming Ana – Brynna Curry

Where there’s smoke, there’s fire…and passion that won’t be denied.

Triple Star Ranch, #1
The child of a gypsy and fey, small-town veterinarian Dr. Anastasia Brannon has always hidden her magic for fear of ridicule. A red-hot encounter with the new PI in town makes their attraction impossible to deny. Throwing caution to the wind, she indulges her desires but keeps her secrets close.
A man with a shady past and secrets of his own, Howl Raven uses his feral talents and tracking skills to make a living, doing his best to lay low and hide the curse that haunts him every month. So far, so good…until an uncontrollable shift outside the full moon leaves him the victim of a werewolf hunter.

When she finds the enigmatic investigator wounded in the woods near her cabin during a storm, Ana provides medical care on instinct. She may be the only one who can banish the wolf from Howl’s blood, but at what cost?

Series: Triple Star Ranch, #1
Release Date: February 3rd 2014
Publisher: Lyrical Press, Inc.
Source: Provided by Publisher
Reviewer: Michelle
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

Claiming Ana is the story of a veterinarian/gypsy and a cursed werewolf shifter. This book is very short-novella length. I loved the characters. Ana was a no nonsense kinda girl that knew what she wanted, and she wanted Howl Raven. Howl is a private investigator working on a case in Ana’s hometown. When he spots Ana their chemistry leaps off the page and there’s no keeping them apart. I really loves that all of the characters except one were good, down to earth folks. The author made you feel like you were sitting around having coffee with them. It’s obvious that she really put a lot of thought into these characters. The storyline moved along quickly and the steamy love scenes were hot, hot, hot. I really liked the fact that both characters had a genuine connection and refused to play games. They shared their deepest secrets without fear and each one risked their life to keep the other safe. There tense moments of suspense and intrigue woven throughout. This was a great quick read.