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Title	:	Styx's Storm (Breeds #16)
Author	:	Lora Leigh
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 293 pages
Published	:	October 5th 2010 by Berkley Books (first published October 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Romance. Paranormal Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Adult Fiction. Erotica. Shapeshifters

Styx's Storm (Breeds #16) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 293 pages

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When Storme Montague's father and brother are killed by the Breeds, her father's research is also destroyed -- except for a crucial data chip that both the Council and the Breeds would kill to possess. Betrayed to the Council, she is rescued by Styx, a Wolf Breed who is different from most other Breeds she has ever known. Storme has something he wants too -- but it's not a data chip.

There's never been a woman who bad boy Styx couldn't seduce. But can the charmer of the Wolf Breeds charm the enemy?

Or has the enemy come up with a plan of her own? A plan that could destroy the tentative balance the Breeds have created in society and among their allies -- and that may ultimately destroy them both...

Mention Books To Styx's Storm (Breeds #16)

Original Title:	Styx's Storm
ISBN:	0425237397 (ISBN13: 9780425237397)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Breeds #16
Characters:	Styx Mackenzie, Storme Montague
Setting:	Aldon, Colorado(United States)

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The Perfect Storme with One StyxI was beginning to get frustrated with this story because the length it took for that dang gland knot to get working. I thought I was going to begin reading where Styx was going to suffer near death. Then Storme was still a bit immature to quite understand that cause in her actions for the breed. As I was reading she seem to have sympathy for Jonas & Rachel's baby, but she also harden her heart. Another great read overall

Styxs Storm (Breeds) by Lora Leigh Paranormal Romance Oct. 5th, 2010 4 1/2 stars Storme loved her father and brother. Both of them were intelligent scientists who worked in the Breed labs where genetically altered men and woman were given super human powers when their DNA was illegally combined with animal DNA. These 2 men were deeply sympathetic toward the unwilling victims of science. But there was no way they could escape. When their lab is raided, both scientists frantically try to erase

Reread: August 2019. Had to lower my rating because Storm bothered the fck outta me this go around. original review: Assigned to bring in the daughter of a scientist who once worked for the dreaded Council that created a new race of genetically enhanced cross breeds, Styx knows almost immediately that Storme Montague is his woman, even if the the telltale mating signs are mysteriously regressed for them. So when he gains the opportunity to charm and seduce he does so with little effort,

2.5 starsThis book was just ok, for me. I mean, I wasn't expecting an earth-shattering response as a follow up to Jonas' book....but I was expecting something better than this. *shrugs*I liked Styx and his flirtatious style but I felt that he kept holding back and kept issuing empty threats to Storme. Storm on the other hand, I didn't really like. She was way to prejudiced to make her a likeable character. I totally get why she was so wary and judgemental towards the Breed community, but I felt

Okay. Better than some in the series. The heroine was a prejudiced obstinate twit for most of the book. Good thing there's a mating heat or there would have been no reason for him to love her. Bad editing as usual.

Seems like this book is just an excuse to give Jonas another chance of redeeming himself to look like a bad ass because he totally failed in his own story. The first half of the story had too much of Jonas trying too hard. News to Lora this story shouldve been about Styx & Storme. I kept finding myself annoyed whenever Jonas was described as being dangerous, and scary, and creepy, and blah blah blah [insert all alpha description here] because after Lions Heat, we all know thats not true. I

I really disliked Storme. She might have been traumatized early on by a Breed, but to blatantly blame the whole race, who are clearly human? It's racist and made liking her almost impossible. If the person who hurt her were black or Asian, would it be acceptable to fear and hate them too? They very clearly are sentient and have emotions, these are obviously not actual animals. There's no excuse for it. The second half of the book was better. Styx wasn't very in-depth character, so even he can't