This is mainly werewolf porn. Well, not surprising considering the title and the author. The story there is predictable and simple but surprisingly neither are there major flaws in reasoning or character personality nor lazy plot tropes.
The relevant characters don't feel two-dimensional, flat or like caricatures of themselves which is usually a major flaw in this kind of book.
I appreciate that a lot even if most of the book consists of smut which is a bit much but I guess its erotica, so... well... Come on, Anal to progress the mate bond? I don't know what to say to that. The mate bond thing there felt so... unnecessary.
Internal consistency and believability of characters are very important to me.
I am pointing out and praising these things because I am surprised in this case as other books by Suzanne Wright suffered badly from a lot of flaws like that.
Some pet peeve of mine was the endearment "Baby". I hate it. It's used excessively and I... just hate it. Well, no point in fighting over personal taste I guess.
So, in conclusion, it exceeded my expectations by far but at the end of the day, it's still just a very simple tale of possessive werewolves leaving their past behind and finding their place and a LOT of smut. ( )

Great storyline, Interesting characters. And I absolutely DETEST the sex scenes.

So I skip them. ( )

I enjoyed the hate to love relationship. It could've taken a little longer, but I still really enjoyed the story, especially the 'take no crap' heroine. If you like werewolves, then you may want to check this one out. (An aside, I actually didn't read the book before that is about the Alpha of this pack, but that didn't diminish my enjoyment at all.) ( )

4.2 stars

This book was very well done. Much better than I was e. The world building was fantastic. I couldn't help but feel like I was missing something though even if this was the first story in the series. I'm thinking that I need to go back and look at this authors previous works to see if there is other series out there with the secondary characters.

Great characters, sublime steam, and very plausible story. ( )

Spiral of Need is my first novel written by Suzanne Wright, and it was better than I expected. The hero and heroine are very well drawn. They work perfectly together and lift each other up. The outside antagonists weren’t really scary, just bitchy, and a lot of the plot was confusing to me until it was all explained at the end.

My favorite part: The sex scenes are unbelievable and worth the cost of the book all on their own. Hot doesn’t begin to cover it.

My least favorite part: So many characters! I guess the author is stacking the cast with characters for future books, but there were so many names with no distinctions or personalities attached, I actually forgot the h/h’s names the last half of the book. ( )