Sea Dogs by Karly Maddison

Sea Dogs by Karly Maddison
Publisher: Silver Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal, Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Short Story (32 pages)
Other: M/M, Very Light BDSM Play, Anal Sex
Rating: 2.5 stars
Reviewed by Nymphaea

Seal shifter, Flash Jackfin, enjoys a night of revelry at the festive solstice party at Codfish Cove with his cousin and friends. He hopes to hook a date during the party but is constantly distracted by sand wolf, Crave More.

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Mix one sea dog and one land dog and you’ve got some white hot fun.

I like a good paranormal story. This one had lots of elements to draw a reader in. I was drawn in by the concept—a seal shifter and a wolf shifter. There are even gull shifters. Very cool and very new to me. The idea of the story was interesting. I won’t go into a ton of detail, but it’s a nice twist.

There were a couple of things that tripped me up in this story. The writing is good, but I have to admit, it took me most of the book to figure out if the characters fooled around. I read and reread to make sure I got everything. That might not bug some readers, but it did me. Another thing was the very light—and I mean light—addition of BDSM play. I didn’t see where it was needed in the story (and I do appreciate BDSM). The concept was good and this seemed to be a bit of an add-on where it wasn’t necessary. A bit more tightening of the story and this book would rock.

Still, this was a good, interesting read. If you want something short for the beach or while at waiting for someone, then this might be the book for you.