JL has been talking since she was about seven months old. The novel it sort of makes sense as you are in their heads, but as a manga where you have the environment in frame, it's odd. It's so random and forced and there is little to no lead up to it (e.g there could have been a noise in the background or Remi at some point saying he'd show up after the run or something, there is nothing in this). A very easy example is when Remi (Chey's friend) walks in on them together. It was present in the novel, but the manga doesn't help at all. Should mention, there are some timing/passing issues I have with this in manga form. I'm looking forward to seeing how the rest of the novel is portrayed, as this is the first time I've ever read something that has been then made into a manga.
I love the mangaka, so the art is great (the wolf forms are lovely). I liked the novel, it has issues and those same issues are here, as the manga seems very loyal to it's source. So I read the novel a few years ago and found this randomly while I was browsing the yaoi section, and thought: this seems extremely familiar, have I read it before? And ya, I have, just in book form. When a power struggle in Keaton's pack threatens Keaton's life, the two men learn to depend on one another and their relationship to get them through it. Chay must deal with not only his mother's prejudices against gay men but also her hatred of white people. Together the two work to solidify their shaky relationship and battle the prejudices against homosexuals.
Keaton wants to make a break for it and pretend he never set eyes on Chay-but Chay is not ready to let him go. Having been in a relationship once before where his partner professed to be "Not gay" left a bad taste in his mouth. He's instantly attracted, but not so thrilled to find out the man is straight. Keaton Reynolds wakes up, in wolf form, and finds himself with a mate. As a heterosexual man, he's not quite sure what to do with a male mate, but more than willing to find out. However, he never imagined his mate would be male. Much to his Native American parent's chagrin, he has always dreamed of a fair-haired, Caucasian mate. Sometimes love just catches you by the tail.Ĭhayton Winston is a veterinarian. Based on a Novel "Without Reservations" ("With or Without" series vol1.):
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