Jen's Review: "With Caution" by J.L. Langley

This story is a m/m romance (meaning that the romance is between two male characters). And there are graphic sex scenes. You've been warned.

Remi has had a hard life, growing up with an abusive father and trying to protect his younger brother from the same fate. He's also adjusting to being a newly made werewolf. And to top it all off, he's attracted to his new friend, Jake, and he's not gay. Jake is torn between allowing Remi adjust to his new life and claiming him as his mate. So, when Remi comes to him for help in protecting his brother, Jake feels the time is right.

I first discovered J.L. Langley's writing while surfing Samhain Publishing's website. I picked up Without Reservations, which I later discovered was the first book in a series (and it too is a m/m romance). While With Caution stands quite well on its own, it makes more sense reading it after Without Reservations. All that said, I devoured this story. J.L. has created an interesting world and wonderful characters. I wanted to know how they solved the problem of Remi's abusive father, dealing with Remi being a new wolf and of course the romance between Remi and Jake. I especially liked the character of Remi's younger brother, Sterling, and hope that his story is coming soon. If you're open to reading gay romance, try J.L. Langley's stories. Oh, and far as I know, With Cuation is only available in ebook, but Without Reservation is available in print and ebook formats.