Sheriff Joe Nash went on what he thought was a routine call to a shooting. But what he discovered when he got there was anything but routine. No, what Joe discovered was his mate. Now all he has to do is clear the man, Nate, from being the shooter in the crime and convince Nate to stay.

But Nate has his own problems and staying isn’t an option. He has been on the run from his past, never staying too long in one place. But something about Joe makes Nate want to stop running.

Joe Nash has been waiting for this day for a long time; he has been eagerly awaiting his mate since the time he was old enough to realize what that meant. But, Nate is not what he expected in a mate, but he is everything that Joe needs.

Written with Stormy Glenn’s fast paced style, Full Moon Mating is a great way to start the new Wolf Creek Pack series. Joe and Nate were good characters; their love story was a sweet tale with a bit of danger thrown in for added spice. I hope that we see more of the secondary characters in the next book. I like the idea of people from Nate’s “family” meeting more of the Wolf Creek pack and the possibilities of more mates being found. The interactions between Joe and Nate were even more special when it came time for Nate to meet the rest of Joe’s pack. He certainly wasn’t what any of them expected, not from his sex to his special gifts. I am eagerly looking forward to the next installment in the Wolf Creek Pack series.

Reviewed by: Hayley