Wicked Cravings (The Phoenix Pack #2) by Suzanne Wright

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Title: Wicked Cravings (The Phoenix Pack, #2)
Author: Suzanne Wright
Series: The Phoenix Pack #2
Published by: Montlake Romance
Release Date: April 16, 2013
Format: Kindle Book
Pages: 389
Genres: Paranormal Romance
Source: Kindle Unlimited
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Blurb:

Despite having been besotted with Dante Garcea since she was a child, wolf shifter Jaime Farrow figures that it’s time to move past the crush. If he wanted her, he wouldn’t have ignored her flirtatious behavior, right? Hiding her intense attraction to him isn’t easy – especially now that they're part of the same pack again – but with bigger issues to worry about and with the submissive wolf act to maintain, Jaime is resolute on moving forward. Now if only the workaholic control-freak would let her…
As the pack Beta, Dante doesn't have the space or time in his life for a relationship. As such, he ignores his intense hunger for the willful – and sometimes crazy – Jaime. Yet when her flirtations abruptly end, Dante finds that he doesn’t like losing her attention. He finds something else too – Jaime's hiding something. Determined to uncover her secret, he sets out to break through her defenses, even though being around her intensifies his cravings for her. What he finds is a problem that Jaime is convinced not even a powerful Beta can solve.

Jaime seems a bit insecure and although I understand why I think they focus too much on it. And Dante is oblivious to his own feelings, which I think is drug out too long and got a little annoying the more it went on. The book as a whole was good but not as good as the first one.  I didn’t really understand why she was hiding so much from everyone, or rather I don’t think she went about it in the right way.  She shut all those close to her out without even giving them a chance to help her and I found that to be immature on her part.  I’ll read the next one when I feel like it.  But for now I’ll check something else out.