Guys!
If you haven't read this series, you need to do so.
This book is full of hilarious quips, scenarios, and characters.
Everything about this book was fabulous.

Book three, and I think the final in the series, picks up right where book two ended.
With Emelle ordered back to Cupidville to face against the main Cupid boss as well as the angel representative and demon representative.
Things don't end the way they were supposed to-with Emelle now the Head of all Cupidity.
Returning the the Fae realm, Emelle learns she has been gone far longer than the couple hours she thought she had been in Cupidville.
There things are not how she left them.

I don't want to give away too many spoilers but I'll just say that Raven Kennedy was almost stalked for how parts of this book were going.
I would have gone full Misery on her to make sure it ended happily.
Which it did, so she was safe.



Emelle's relationships become stronger than ever.

The plot twist in this story I DID NOT see coming whatsoever.
It's always a pleasant surprise when a story can catch you unaware.
I'm a little sad to see this particular in that light.
But it is what it is.



And that ending?!?!
Seriously!
We better be getting a spin-off series, or at least a novella, explaining that little tidbit.



I laughed, I cried, I got angry.
All the appropriate emotions needed to make a great book.



Overall, this was a phenomenal read and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
It is a highly recommended read on my part.

An orphan girl. A group of wolves. A destined fate for war.

If that opening sentence doesn't peak your interest, I don't know what will.

Wolf Tamer is about a girl named Harper who is orphaned after Hunters kill her parents and older brother.
It follows her as she grows up.
The foster homes she has to be a part of.
The insecurities she feels about no one wanting her.
How everyone thinks she is crazy because of her "imaginary friend."
Until she is finally able to stay with the one family she feels most comfortable with.
The family who saved her, or I should say the wolf that saved her.

Harper grows up on the Sacred Moon Shelter for Endangered Wolves.
There are currently four wolves living on the property.
Wolfie, who is the one who saved Harper, is one of the main ones we see featured, but I'm not going to tell you why.
The others play just as an important role.


This book isn't like many others.
Mostly because we get to see Harper growing up instead of it just being told throughout the story about her background.
The first several chapters are of her as a little girl.
I really liked this aspect of the book.
I think it allowed us to see more into the characters and the struggles they are facing.

It ends on a slight cliffhanger.
Nothing too major that leaves you pining for more.
But you are anxious to know what will happen next.

Overall, I really enjoyed this book and can't wait to see what book two will hold.
Highly recommend reading. 

BOOK TWO: Wolf Seeker (releases December 2nd, 2018)

Why must you play with my emotions?!?!
Cliffhanger warning now in effect.
But it shouldn't come as a surprise when dealing with these two authors.
I think they get a severe amount of joy by putting their readers in turmoil.

I am so sad that this series is drawing to the end.
*only one book left* :(

In this book, we pick up right where Rook left off.
And we get to see more of Winnie in this book.

We get so much action, as well as love.

I can't wait to see what will happen in the finale of this series.
I highly recommend reading it.