Oh, this was one of my favorite Dannika Dark books. Prince absolutely captivated me here, as did Katarina with her tough demeanor and silly ways, while her prim and selfish sister, Nadia, might have looked so much better for him on paper. I think theirs was my very favorite romance in the entire series! And man, was their romancing steamy when they finally got around to it! ( )

Charming was...well charming!! I never really LOVED Prince in the other books. I didn't dislike him, but I didn't love him. I really didn't like Nadia!!! So, I was unsure going into this book. I was so wrong and never should have doubted how AWESOME Dannika Dark is at writing great books. Kat is awesome-she is funny, she is awkward, and she is realistic. I love how she questioned her feelings for Prince. I think its great that she was not willing to just dive straight into "I Love You" and such. I loved her devotion to her family, even when Nadia did not deserve it.
My next fear is that Nadia will become the love interest for Ben in 1 second. I am not sure how I would feel about that. I really don't like her.
POV: 3rd
Trope: Mortal Peril, Werewolves and Mages
Triggers: none
Cliffhanger: No

If you like: Other books in the seven series, Semi-Charmed by Isabel Jordan ( )

Charming by Dannika Dark (Audio Edition)
Narrated by Nicole Poole
Seven Series #6.5

♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Prince was always a good character, though he seemed a bit of a stuffed shirt to me. Guess that’s what you get when you are an ancient one. I loved that he could falls for such a casual laid back woman like Kat, who to top it off is a bounty hunter! She was a kickass leading lady. I enjoyed their chemistry, and the way she slowly got him to loosen up. There was some good laughs, and interesting situations. You didn’t see much of the Weston Pack in this book, so if you haven’t read the other books in this series you could read this as a stand-alone. However, it's nice to read it in order as Prince does appear in the previous books a few times.

This was an easy listen for me. Nicole Poole did well with her Russian accents, though I kept hearing “RED” from the show Orange is the new black… I am have just started the last book in the series. I am glad I picked these up!

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Good character, plot, & storyline development. Kat & Prince find each other during a devastating event. The reason I gave this 4 instead of 5 stars is because I felt like the story abruptly ended. One additional chapter with Kat's decision would have clenched it. ( )

Seven-hundred-year-old Packmaster, Prince, finally meets a woman he desires as a potential mate, Katarina Kozlov. She also happens to be the daughter of a man whom he owes his life, a man who has gone missing.

Dannika Dark does a considerable job with her character development. I think it is admirable that Katarina is a bounty hunter. She is tough and wants to something meaningful with her life. I love how loyal she is. She is the total opposite of her twin sister, Nadia, who is very refined (more like Prince). Prince has witnessed a lot throughout the centuries. He dresses well and is sophisticated. He exudes Alpha. I think it is great that he appreciates Kat and is not a snob. Their conversations are entertaining. I love that she brings him up to speed on modern lingo.

Vladimir Romanov is an interesting advisory. He is cruel and cunning. The characters have a fascinating history that attention grabbing.

I appreciated Dannika Dark’s environments and descriptions. I especially appreciated the atmosphere Prince created at the basement level of his home.

I enjoyed the plot. It was creative how the characters’ lives intertwined. The story is fast-paced and exciting. There are numerous mysterious twists. I love that members of the Weston Pack make appearances in the story. Charming is a great compliment to the Seven Series. It is a wonderful read for lovers of paranormal romance.

Complimentary copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review. ( )