The Wolf Who Loved Me (Paperback)

from blodeuedd

Yes this is part of a series, but it can be just as well be read as a standalone since it is also starting a new trilogy. To make a long story short, first there were the 3 Westfield Brothers, then we had Dash who stood a bit alone, then we got 3 vampire books with the remaining witches and now w...

from Lauren2013

The Wolf Who Loved Me3 StarsThe first half of the book is very engaging and enjoyable. Unfortunately, the second half is ruined by the over-reliance on tropes that I simply despise - silly misunderstandings and lack of communication between the hero and heroine. As the story begins, Madeline is p...

from Lauren2013

The Wolf Who Loved Me3 StarsThe first half of the book is very engaging and enjoyable. Unfortunately, the second half is ruined by the over-reliance on tropes that I simply despise - silly misunderstandings and lack of communication between the hero and heroine. As the story begins, Madeline is p...

from 2Sunny

I struggled throught the first two thirds of the book. I could not finish it. It became cookie cutter and immature. The hero had no backbone and the heroine was a spoiled grump. This series ends for me.

from Cats57

I have loved all of Linda Dare's ( the writing duo of Tammy Faulkner and Jodie Pearson) books and this entire series is so much fun. But this one just fell flat. The characters are nearly unlikable what with Weston's whining and Madeline's air of entitlement. I can tell you that Weston is not a d...