I believe the universe created by Ms Holland is absolutely perfect for a
YA romance audience. They have strong plots and stand on their own
while detailing a new generation of shifters who are ousting a corrupt
establishment, incidentally discovering the bonds of friendship and
non-explicit romance. They are a dose of hope greatly needed in all our
lives, acceptable for any audience.
Cats and Wolves is no exception. Carrying out a mission together brings Caitlyn into a position where she can overcome her prejudices about wolves, reclaim her family legacy, and let it go for the greater good. Doane, the wolf assisting her, gets to lay to rest some of the scars of his own troubled past and align the result with the greater good. When they both realize that they deserve happiness it's soooooo good.
The tie-ins to other episodes of the historic unfolding of regime change through love are there, but not annoying or incongruous.
Cats and Wolves is no exception. Carrying out a mission together brings Caitlyn into a position where she can overcome her prejudices about wolves, reclaim her family legacy, and let it go for the greater good. Doane, the wolf assisting her, gets to lay to rest some of the scars of his own troubled past and align the result with the greater good. When they both realize that they deserve happiness it's soooooo good.
The tie-ins to other episodes of the historic unfolding of regime change through love are there, but not annoying or incongruous.
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