No Remorse by: MaryLynn Bast

Amber knows she is a werewolf, but that is all she knows. She has been on the run since childhood, never staying in one place so as to avoid contact with other werewolves, who seem intent on capturing her (or worse). By accident, she is reunited with the only other man/wolf she felt close to. Blake becomes her world and helps her lose her fearful solitary life and find a pack of werewolves she can live with. She is more powerful than any other werewolf—ever. Is she something besides just a werewolf? Amber is mated to Blake and, during the official ceremony, comes face-to-face with her long lost family, old friends, new friends, and the Council that has chased Amber her whole life.

Amber is left on her own after her mother is taken away and returned to the council. She hasn’t shifted yet and really knows nothing about being a werewolf even though she is a born wolf. She is sent to an orphange for wolves who have no homes or are not wanted. She makes friend with Blake and soon turmoil with other wolves forces her out of the home and Blake helps her escape. When a car goes off the road and Amber goes to investigate (she is drawn to the scent of blood) a chain reaction is started that will change her life forever.

It took me a little while to get into the book and I should tell you there are a couple of sex scenes although they are both fairly similar which is a bit disappointing. Once I got into the book, after fifteen pages or so I found that I really enjoyed it. I loved the spin on Amber’s abilities and the fact that she had no fear and refused to be bullied. I love when the female characters are strong because too many authors write the same old weak, please help me female characters. All in allit was a good book.