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Wolfbane (Wolfbane Series Book 1) by Celia Hart – Review by Ayla Phipps

Wolfbane (Wolfbane #1)Wolfbane by Celia Hart
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Rules are supposed to make life simpler, right? This is the first book I have read by this incredible author, and I could not get enough. It has been a long time since I was able to start and finish a book this size in less than 36 hours, would have been less but mom life caused a few delays. Told from multiple perspectives we are given background and depth to the characters not only through their own eyes but the eyes of those around them.
Jasmine is nearly twenty years old and has relished the life of rules until now. She has desires she “shouldn’t” and struggles not only to understand them but accept them in many ways. Blake is set to take over as the Midnight Maple Packs Alpha but he’s not the same man he was when he left for school, his priorities have changed him. Lucy is Jasmine’s best friend and hates the rules, feels they are old-fashioned and is willing to lose out on her fated mate to force the chosen mate not thinking of potential consequences for either of them. Luke is set to take over as the packs Beta now that Blake has returned from college. One night two years ago started the changes in Jasmine, she had a moment with Luke that changed something inside her. She felt in her soul that he belonged to her, but his mission took him away before her eighteenth birthday and now that he is finally returning home after two years, she is both excited and nervous about what that could mean. A fleeting moment with Luke is now rivaled by every encounter she has with Blake; she senses a darkness within him but can’t help feeling comfortable in his presence.
Will Jasmine be able to keep to her parents’ rules? What happens when Luke returns home? Blake or Luke? Everything about the world made me wish I lived in Vermont just to see the gorgeous mountains with my own eyes. The author’s complexity in the characters keeps you holding your breath in anticipation of what will happen next. So many times, I caught myself not breathing and then udder relief or in some cases devastation at what the next page held. I cannot wait to see what happens next because Celia Hart is added to my favorite authors of 2023. Book two Wolfblood here I come.

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Wolfbane (Wolfbane Series Book 1) by Celia Hart – Review by Melissa Saxton

Wolfbane (Wolfbane #1)Wolfbane by Celia Hart
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’m a sucker for a fated mates wolf tale but this one put everything on its head!
Jasmine is one of the only teenagers that’s managed to do the unthinkable, save everything including your first kiss until you meet your fated mate after you turn 18. Her best friend Lucy thinks it’s silly and threw all of those beliefs away to be with her boyfriend Luke the upcoming Beta.
Blake, the upcoming Alpha comes home after years in Sibera at Alpha college while he mourned the loss of his fated mate and meets Lucy and finds her charming and a precious gem saving everything for her fated mate. However Blake can’t resist wanting to have a few of her firsts to himself and finds himself falling into feelings he doesn’t understand as his fated mate is gone and he thought he’d never feel anything again.
In walks Luke, home from a mission for the last two years and ecstatic to be by Lucy’s side again only to find himself in the worst love triangle possible right at the breaking of a major war.
What does Jasmine decide, will she wait to meet her fated mate or will she explore her adult urges with Blake. What about Luke, what does he do when he loved Lucy but finds he also loves his goddess chosen mate as well? What is better fated, or chosen? You’d think thr answer would be simple but this author really makes you think about this situation in a way other wolf stories never have. Extremely well done and I can’t wait to read more!

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Wolfbane (Wolfbane Series Book 1) by Celia Hart – Review by Deb Robinson

Wolfbane (Wolfbane #1)Wolfbane by Celia Hart
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Life as a shifter can lead you into the unknown. Jasmine’s parents are very religious and extremely strict. We have all had friends who wished their parents would be more like other parents. She has grown up with the view that you wait for your mate and don’t spend time with male shifters. Jasmine known as PJ or Perfect Jasmine has all A’s in school, won’t have sex until she meets her mate, and listens to her parents and doesn’t break any rules. When she turns 18 she will be able to sense who her mate is and she is looking forward to the day when she finds her perfect mate. She will fall in love and all will be perfect. We all wish it was that easy.

Her best friend for years Lucy doesn’t care about the rules and has a boyfriend she is head over heels for. She is determined that they will end up as mates.

Trials will turn their lives into turmoil in the epic story. I had a hard time putting this book down and read very late into the night.

Why are wolves gorgeous beyond belief, well some of them. Blake is going to be Alpha and Luke will be his Beta. With war on the horizon how this story will unfold is anyone’s guess.

I can’t wait to start reading book 2.

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Wolfbane (Wolfbane Series Book 1) by Celia Hart – Review by Rebeca Elliott Figueiras

Wolfbane (Wolfbane #1)Wolfbane by Celia Hart
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book in the Wolfbane series. I don’t normally enjoy love triangle books but picked this one up and wow. There were so many things I loved about this book (Blake!), and there were some things that frustrated me, but I think it’s a good sign that I was able to get so passionate about the characters and events taking place.
The premise was great, and while I wish some things had played out differently and more focus on some characters than others, I found it entertaining and engaging. It was well-written, flowing nicely and the descriptions conjured clear and vivid imagery of both the scenery and the characters.
I really enjoyed most characters, but my absolute favourite was Blake. I won’t allow anyone to say anything against him, he is precious and must be protected (not that he needs protection)! He’s so sweet and understanding of Jasmine’s beliefs and needs and I honestly wanted to stop reading at points where I felt he was not receiving the attention he deserved. He is perfection and no one will convince me otherwise. I also loved the effect he had on others for example, despite being the future alpha, he elicits a fun and more carefree side to Jasmine. He has such goodness in him, even with the darker parts and the terrible things he has experienced, that really show his true character and I can’t get enough of him.
Another thing that I absolutely loved about this book was the character development. Anyone who knows me know that I adore books with brilliant character development, and this one certainly provided me with plenty. Not only do we see the how and why characters start the way they did, we see the events and people which guide and shape them as the story progresses.
I enjoyed the refreshing take on the mate bond and chosen mates. The way the story played out in the end made me happy and the fact that there was no cliffhanger – bonus!
The bit I didn’t like was how drawn out the love triangles went on for and the way some characters were seemingly forgotten at times. I understood the need for it to play out that way to show the development of the characters and the events which unfolded but the amount of focus on it did cause me to take a break and come back to it. I also felt the development could have been even greater if some of the important/defining moments were given to alternative characters.

Overall, this is a very enjoyable read and I would happily reread. I can’t wait to fall back into the world with book 2!

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Wolfbane (Wolfbane Series Book 1) by Celia Hart – Review by Rayne East

Wolfbane (Wolfbane #1)Wolfbane by Celia Hart
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Angsty werewolf romance
I love a good werewolf story and this did not disappoint. Wolfbane is the first book in the Wolfbane series and it is a strong start. With good characterisation, world building and lots of emotion I found myself reading late into the night. The author gives a different spin on fated mates and the mate bond which I found interesting. I really liked the different POVs throughout as it gives so much more depth to the story. I eagerly await book 2. Highly recommend!

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Wolfbane (Wolfbane Series Book 1) by Celia Hart

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Wolfbane (Wolfbane Series Book 1) by Celia Hart
Genre – Wolf Romance
Page Count – 500
Cover Designer – Emily’s World of Design
 Jasmine
I always follow the rules.
Especially the one to wait for your mate.
Don’t flirt. Don’t date. Don’t fall for anyone but your one true love.
But then I meet the mysterious future alpha, and suddenly, I am thinking about doing unthinkable, immoral things with a very sexy man who is definitely off-limits.
That is—until my first crush reappears. Now I’m torn, choosing between two hot, muscular werewolves, and life has gotten complicated. . . They didn’t write a rule book about this!

Blake
The Moon Goddess granted me a mate—then regretted it and took her right back.
But who am I to complain?
I am the alpha after all.
I’m supposed to have everything I want.
Everything but discipline, self-control, and common sense.
Because that all seems to vanish as soon as I meet her. . .

Luke
I totally messed up.
I betrayed my mate before the bond clicked into place.
I didn’t wait. Didn’t hesitate. Didn’t even think it through.
I may have made a huge mess, but I’m going to clean it up. I can handle it. I think. . .

~ AMAZON ~

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Celia Hart lives just outside Boston, MA with her two miniature schnauzers. When she’s not working her boring day job, she writes paranormal romance.

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Shadow Wolf (Protector Wolf Shifter Series book 1) review by Cynthia Tuck

This is like a 3 & 1/2 for me. I like the idea of the storyline. We follow Tamaska who is being hunted by Vampires over an important necklace that gets stolen. Enter Kodiak the shifter who tries to protect her against his Alpha’s wishes. She’s pretty rude and overly difficult through most of the book despite understanding the situation she’s in. There wasn’t much character development for her, I hope she has some in the next book. All in all the storyline is an intriguing one, the main character is just a little annoying. I hope Kodiak becomes Alpha somehow and Tamaska finally stops being a brat.

Forbidden Wolf (The Shadow Chronicles Book 1) by C.R. Robertson – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

Forbidden WolfForbidden Wolf by C.R. Robertson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the story of Tasha and Levi, Tasha is a vampire with special gifts which she has to hide from her coven, she doesn’t have much affection from her parents, but she adores her little sister and now that Tasha is nearing twenty one years old, after her next birthday she will be conscripted into the vampire army, but she always feels trapped by her coven and the secrets she has to keep, so every night she goes into the forest around her to be free and be herself while nobody is watching. When she does this she can use her gift to sense the world around her and connect with the souls residing within it and her main goal is to find an elusive balck jaguar which has been seen around the base. Levi is a werewolf with a distinctive black pelt, he is a loner and prefers to spend his time in the forest learning about what resides within it when he isn’t hunting to prepare for when he joins with others in a military unit, but this one day both Tasha and Levi run into each other on the boundaries of their respective lands when she believes he is the black jaguar and sensing what the other is, they bite each other in an attack first and ask questions later way that their kinds have been trained to do during the war between their races and afterwards, fully expecting that they will die within a few hours from the poisons contained within each.

As they stand and argues over who bit who first and why, as well as what they are going to do now, so as the poisons flow through their systems, they introduce themselves to each other and although neither wants to be with the other as they die, Levi mentions a cave nearby where they can spend their last few hours together and talk. When they get there and they sit with each other, neither of them can deny a certain attraction fizzling between them, Tasha hasn’t felt like this towards anyone else in her coven and she is both scared and excited by it, but she also feels strangely safe with him, Levi is just as confused at his feelings about Tasha and when they share a kiss as they lay dying on the cave floor, the unfairness of the situation really takes hold, especially when Tasha has a last course of bloodlust, she can’t resists biting Levi and tasting his blood one last time. However, as they bite into each other something happens and they start to heal and recover and one thing leads to another and they are kissing again while still mystified at what has happened until the sun rises and Levi shifts into his wolf form to protect Tasha from the deadly rays, but as night falls they reemerge from the cave and walk back to the boundaries discussing their surroundings on the way.

What should have been a death warrant, was something they couldn’t resist as they agree to meet again the next night and many nights after that, however, as their time together comes to an end they agree to meet again once their conscription ends, however, the war isn’t all it is slated as and the future becomes more uncertain for them every day they are fighting, especially when a new enemy comes to the fore, but will they be able to keep their love a secret and stay alive long enough to allow their plans to come to fruition, or will fate intervene and rip them apart? This is an action packed forbidden paranormal romance with plenty of action thrown in for good measure which will keep you hooked until the end.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Nightfall by TK Lawyer-Review by Angie Finley

NightfallNightfall by T.K. Lawyer
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This story is one that I normally wouldn’t read, but it kept my attention for the most part. Tamara finds a stray dog, or what she thinks is a dog, but he’s a wolf. She names him Nightfall. Nightfall is very protective of her and eventually she is able to communicate telepathically with him. What she doesn’t know is, she has met him before when he was in human form.
Their relationship grows and she finally learns the truth.

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Katie Kearney

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series By Jody Lynn Daniels. I love a second chance at love story and having it be and unexpected way just makes it that much better. I read this story out of order without and confusion but I’ll definitely be going back to read the others in this series. I’m a fan of stories told in dual point of views, it just gives readers a fuller picture and it’s a great way to see more of the story. The characters are complex and relatable, I found myself forgetting I was reading a book. Once I started I knew I’d be sitting for a while because no way could I stop until the vet end. It’s well written and paced nicely with amazing characters and I gladly give it five stars.

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Caralee Loonat

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wolf (The Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels
4 Stars!!!!

I like finding new authors along with new series. I quite often find myself reading them out of order but that is ok. I really enjoyed this book and found it to be quite heart warming. The author has a refreshing writing style and brings the characters to life.

The chemistry between Maggie and Carson is quite literally explosive. The whole past history that they share really brings a lot of spark to the book and the underlying misconception on Maggie’s part adds to it. The way that he feels like he should be off limits but is really what she needs just makes for just the right amount of drama added to the book. I like how Carson pursues her and fights to bring their past to an understanding. I really couldn’t wait to finish the book to see how it would end . I will definitely be reading more from this author in the future as well as more of this series.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Gail Guerrero

Wolf: Book Three in the Fairy Tale SeriesWolf: Book Three in the Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels
Four Stars

It normal to believe things without facts. What isn’t normal us avoiding the one person who could bring you a moment of peace. Mag and Sasha are adorable together than add Carson. Had a girl drooling. Had me ready for more babies with how he was with the kids. The author wrote freely and smooth. You could tell from how the story is setup that she cares for the characters. I like how I was able to read the story without stopping and wondering what was meant to be said. I think every story has a rhythm. I liked the way the words fit together.

Review by @gguerrero89
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Wolf: Book Three in the Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Stefanie Carney

Wolf: Book Three in the Fairy Tale SeriesWolf: Book Three in the Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved everything about this book. The characters were so well written that I wanted to reach into the book, grab Stephen and not let him go. Sasha was just the perfect companion to him and together I thought they were the best comedic relief for a story that sometimes broke my heart. I instantly felt like I was part of this family and therefore I had to keep reading to see what was going to happen. This book had everything I want in a book, it made me laugh, it made me cry and it definitely made me bite my nails in anticipation. It’s the third book in the Fairy Tale Series and if the other books are half as good as this one, then I will devour them just as fast as I did this one.

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Katie Matthews

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

I really enjoyed reading Wolf by Jody Lynn Daniels. It is the first book that I have read by this author and I really enjoyed her writing style and it didn’t take me long at all to really get into the story!
Maggie and Carson’s story was one that I really enjoyed following. I love the way the author really managed to get across how the characters were feeling especially Maggie, I felt like I was living through some of the story with her. I could feel the raw, painful emotions that the author poured into her. There were some moments in the story that were quite emotional and powerful and I have to admit I wasn’t expecting this at all. These painful parts were so beautifully written though and I could tell that they author had taken her time whilst writing them. I love that Carson wasn’t afraid to show his softer, emotional side also. These two characters were definitely connectable and relatable!
I would definitely love to read the first two books in the series especially if they are as great to read and as well written as this one is!

@katiem
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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Jenni Bishop

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels is a wonderful sweet story. It is a second chance story that will warm your heart. There are a lot of conflicting emotions that are up and down. The characters are just wonderful and will lodge in your heart and hope against hope all turns out well.There are many moments when I found myself laughing at the antics of the characters and their loving family and friends.

Carson “The Wolf” Marrok is a military man who has seen many battles and friends hurt but none have affected him more than the loss of his best friend. Now if he could only find his one, his true love.

Maggie O’brien still holds one man responsible for the biggest loss of her life. When that man turns up to her place of employment, all the horrible memories come rushing back. What she discovers is that a heart truly can heal.

Grab a copy you will not be disappointed. I am anxiously awaiting the next one.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Maura Harper

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book I’ve read in this series and I was able to follow the threads with no problem. There were always prompts so I knew what was coming… “Will I need any special information on the children coming in?” Obviously there are secondary characters who have had their story told so it’s assumed we know what the setting is all about.

Told in a dual point of view, this story was easy to read and held my attention from the beginning. For some reason, I gave the lead male looks and a voice that sounds a lot like Sam Elliott from Roadhouse days. His name is Wolf and even though the title clearly states that it’s “The Fairy Tale Series” for some reason I never grabbed onto Red Riding Hood. I think I was just reading along and not comparing it to what it was interpreted from.

The kids in this story are sweet and adorable and the friend Abby – well everyone needs (I do, I hope you do also) to have an “Abby” in their life. What a great character she is.

I did enjoy the way the story was written. It is appropriately detailed, the story flows well (although at times I had to figure out who was speaking and look back at the heading) and it made me smile as often as it made me tear up a little bit. I think it was a good balance of emotions.

I would recommend this story and I will be adding the first two to my TBR list.

Review by @mauraharper

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Wolf (The Fairy Tale Series Book #3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Angela Hayes

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

 

 

                            “Never trust a stranger-friend
                             No one knows how it will end
                             As you’re pretty, so be wise
                             Wolves may lurk in every guise…”

                              LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

 

Wolf is the third book in the Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels. It is a second chances romance, with a military aspect to the story, as well as finding love where you least expect it.
Maggie never expected to have to face the man who she blames for her husband’s death, ever again. She can’t and won’t ever forgive him. So, when she’s forced to spend the next two weeks in his company, she expects it to be quite difficult.
Carson (The Wolf) was Maggie’s husbands commanding officer, but also his best friend. He was hoping Maggie would have let him explain, but she never wanted to listen. Will two weeks change anything?

“The look Maggie gave me hurt worse than the slap to the face, which still stung pretty good. She still blames me for Sean’s death, which she might change her mind if she’d let me explain. But she’d made her mind up years ago and wouldn’t speak to me again about it, there was no talking to her.”

This is a modern take on the popular fairy tale “Little Red Riding Hood”. I am definitely going to go back to read the first two books now, too. I enjoyed the story and the author’s writing style which is descriptive and detailed. There was a lot of emotion infused into the storyline- and I really felt for the character’s and what they had both been through. Maggie and Carson were wonderful, and I was cheering them on the whole way. I loved Abby, she is great- everyone needs an Abby in their life- funny, thoughtful, caring, and loyal.
A great read!

Thank you, Ms. Daniels!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Debi Kircher

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels

5 Stars

Oh my…I loved this story, and this author transported me right into the story and I could clearly picture everything in my mind. I sincerely want to go live and work on this ranch.

I loved the storyline and how that progressed and was handled, I literally read this book in one sitting because I could not put it down once I started. It flowed perfectly and made me smile on more than one occasion. It also hurt my heart in other occasions and I couldn’t imagine how Maggie was able to function as she had, especially when someone from her past walks in the room..Wolf, the main she believes is completely responsible for her sadness in life.

I loved Wolf and thought what he had been through in life was awful as well, even if for different reasons.

This story was so awesome and had a sort of perfect sweetness to it that never felt over the top. I was really sad when it was all over, and the ending was simply spot on. I also can not wait to read many more books by this author, I truly loved her style of writing.

Highly Recommend!

Review by @debikircher

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Anastasia Dodson

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wolf is book 3 in the Fairy Tale Series but it is my first book by this author and I am happy to say I enjoyed it. The main characters are Carson and Maggie. They’ve both had a rough couple of years and are just trying to heal the wounds that were left behind. Will they be able to help each other or will they make the wounds deeper? These two characters were awesome. They both love fiercely and that always makes for a better MCs.
Even though this is the third book in the series it can be read as a stand-alone, but after reading this one I’d like to go back and read book 1&2 and see what backstory was given before this one. I am looking forward to reading more and I would recommend this to a friend.

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Lisa Helmick

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I downloaded this from KU. It looked like my type of story. Military man and a woman with a great family (I love those secondary characters). That cover drew me in as well! But this one was difficult to read and follow along with the flow of the story. The writing seemed stilted. Many times an action has already happened then it seems to happen again as the next character talks. Once half a chapter was repeated. When conversations are going on sometimes it difficult to figure out who is talking as the conversation moves along. Maybe some she said or Carson/Abby/Logan etc. said periodically would help with the flow. Confused more than once I kept stopping and re-reading to figure out who said what. That just seems to ruin the moment the author is trying to create.

As the story progresses I can’t help but like Carson more and more. Being a career military man he isn’t so stringent. He is good at laughing at himself and having a good time. The only thing that would have made him better was an introduction to his thoughts and feelings about Maggie from the time he met her to his last time with Sean. As a whole I liked his attitude and smile and some of his crazy thoughts. The whole mistletoe thing was great! ( I mean seriously what an awesome idea! Maybe the next holiday party! Yes!). Anyway reading Carson’s thoughts made me smile.

As secondary characters Abby gets the win! She is funny, thoughtful, helpful and always there when needed. She is a perfect secondary who is a joy to read. The other one I enjoyed was Jake. He added some fun times and made me smile for than once. Sasha and Stephen were typical cute kids and Logan is a nice brother who has a few lovely scenes.

This is listed as a fairy tale and if you keep that in mind while reading you can understand why the story is the way it is. I loved the idea of where this was going and with some tweaks it could easily be a higher rating.

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Wolf : Book 3 in the Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Heather Lovelace

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Immediately engaging and brings an emotional punch. This book instantly grabbed my attention and connected to my emotions. The characters are relatable and endearing. I found this to be a quick read and one that I had difficulty putting down until I finished the last page. I have not read the other books in this series and felt this book stood well on it own. I look forward to reading more from this author and in this series.

reviewed by @heatherlovelace

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Emily Walsh

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series
By: Jody Lynn Daniels
My Rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels was a page turner, and once I started reading I couldn’t put this book down.

My first read from this author and from this series, I fell quickly into this sweet second chance romance. Well written, easy to read, this little wonder is full of passion, good feels, and puts a new kind of spin on a favorite fairy tale. Tolde in dual POV we get both sides of the story, rounding out this heart puncher.

As much as I loved this book, there were a few things that bothered me. One was the CPR scene, not so much the CPR in itself, but the fact that the person requiring it wasn’t taken to the hospital after. Anytime CPR is perform you need to take the casualty to the hospital, because there’s a good possability a rib or two got broken in the process. The other thing was that, Sasha, just kind of disappeared towards end of the book. She was such a force, and prominent character, then that, after a certain breakdown, the author, just kind of, left her out of the ending. I felt there was a missed opportunity there, especially with Carson.

Other then that, I loved the plot, and the growing connection between the two MC’s. Their romance grew at a steady pace, it never felt forced or awkward. There was time for both of them to grow and rediscover their emotions. Carson was a sweet guy, like, I think I fell for him. He gave Maggie space and time, but I do feel like if he told the truth from the get go, then it would have solved a lot of problems, especially when he told like three people before her. But as a whole, I think Carson stole the show and really carried the story.

Overall this story is sweet, heart melty and just full of those good feels. I’m definitely going to be checking out the other books, so please take my super high recommendation and my stamp of approval, that you will get lost in this modern retelling of red riding hood.

Happy Reading

-Review by @eawalsh

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Kerry Baker

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series (Fairy Tale Series )Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wolf by Jody Lynn Daniels is the third book in the Fairy Tale series. I found this book to be full of emotion and so easy to connect with.
This was a new author to me and I enjoyed her style of writing. It was a story that was written in a way that you couldn’t help but like he characters and become invested in their journey. The characters really brought out a whole range of emotions. I could feel the sadness behind them but there was also joy and lightness to them.
Overall I have to say I was impressed with this book and it is definitely s good read. I would highly recommend this book.

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Chantelle Smith

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Jody Lynn Daniels is a new author for me, but after reading Wolf, I can for sure say it won’t be my last! Even though this is Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series, these books can be read as stand-alone’s but after reading this one, it will make you want to go back and read the previous 2 books in this series, just to see who’s character journey we will follow. This is an easy flowing read that captivating and engaging from the start until the end.
In this book we follow Maggie & Carson as they go along on a journey of rediscovery, overcoming their past and finding out that they can get a second chance whether it’s with the one person you never expected.

This book has some painful and upsetting moments especially in moments of realisation for Maggie her pain is real and raw. One thing I will point out with this read was that I loved the fact with knowing what Carson does for a living and how he comes across is that he has raw & real emotions and he isn’t afraid to show them. But between the sad upsetting moments, there is plenty of sweet, happy, fun & beautiful moments between the characters and the storyline.

This is a beautiful book of second chances, love and happiness. This is a read not to be missed, I can’t wait to see what Jody Lynn Daniels does next and where this series will take me! I can’t wait to read more!

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first book by this author, I enjoyed it from beginning to end. This is a well written, creative, emotional story. The characters brought the story to life for me and kept me engaged until the end. They are true to life and connectable. This is about Maggie who has been living at her brother ranch and seems to have life on track. But when “the wolf” shows up bring past feelings with him, what will she do? You will not regret picking this book up, I highly recommend it.

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Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series By Jody Lynn Daniels – Review by Laura Furuta

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series
By: Jody Lynn Daniels
5 out of 5 stars

The story Wolf: Book 3 in The Fairy Tale Series by Jody Lynn Daniels is a wonderful book to read. It draws you in from the beginning and doesn’t let you go until you have finished the last page. I loved reading about the characters of Carson “The Wolf” Marrok and Maggie Obrien. Maggie is a strong, independent, kind, and stubborn woman. She enjoys living on a ranch with her brother, taking care of her daughter, and helping others. She still feels the pain of her husband’s death. Then the man that she believes sent her husband to die appears on the ranch. Carson is caring and volunteers his time to help children with disabilities. He is a career Army man. He has found himself on the same ranch as Maggie. What will happen now that they have seen each other again? Read this book to find out. This story had my emotions going up and down with the characters. The characters of Carson and Maggie are ones that I grew to care about with each chapter that I read. I also enjoyed reading about the other characters that are introduced and interact with Maggie and Carson. This story is one that had me with a smile on my face as well as laughing. There are times when the characters feel conflicted and upset. There are also those moments that are unforgettable and heartwarming. Highly recommended.

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Wolf (Fairy Tale Series Book 3) by Jody Lynn Daniels

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Genre – Contemporary Romance / Fairy tales
Page Count – 267 pages
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Carson “The Wolf” Marrok is the original G.I. Joe, a career army man to the core and has been for over twenty years. The last couple years in his down time he’s been volunteering with a children’s charity, helping children with disabilities gain career and life advice.

Maggie Obrien lives on her brother’s ranch Wonderland, a widow raising her daughter surrounded by family and friends. She loves feeding everyone on the ranch, helping Logan with chores and watching her daughter play with the animals. Life is sweet on the ranch, and everything is going smoothly until he arrives, the man that sent her husband to die. Seeing him again unearths all the pain and anger over his death, and a new emotion that proves he lives up to the nickname “The wolf”.

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Hello readers.

My name is Jody Lynn Daniels and i love romance, happy endings, laughter and spice. That’s why i write it. I’ve been reading ever since my mother taught me how, and reading romance ever since i stole one of her Harlequins and was hooked. I’ve been writing since junior high when i penned my first soap opera titled “As the stomach Churns” it was horrible, but fun!

I’m the divorced mother of a wonderfully goofy fourteen year old son who makes me laugh every day.

“Wolf” is based on the classic tale of Little Red Riding Hood, and the Big Bad Wolfe, and is the third book in my Fairy tale series. It’s a fun series, because I’m having a blast writing it.

S.W.A.K      Jody

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