Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
- Género: Werewolf
- Autor: Beth Jackson
- Capítulos: 167
- Estado: Completado
- Clasificación por edades: 18+
- 👁 258
- ⭐ 9.7
- 💬 0
Anotación
For Mari, coming of age was not bringing the same excitement it did for most young she-wolves. Because for her, it meant little would change. Coming from a home where her father blamed her for the death of her mother, she had become accustomed to bullying and being used like a slave. He had always ensured she was punished for something she had no control over, and he would continue to do so. Her wolf would be sedated by wolfsbane the moment she arrived, and Mari’s life would continue as before. Until the arrival of the renowned Alpha Carter, a brutal and ruthless Alpha with no mercy. Every bit the wolf to fear. His presence upon pack causes ripples, and terrifies Mari, especially when he finds her clumsiness and mere presence irritating. While his men seem to see her more of an amusement. Yet, soon enough he is demanding he take her home with him. But what is his reasoning? Was her life as a slave only to continue within this new pack? And was Mari right to fear the big bad wolf who came to her door? Or had he been closer to home all along...
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This book was recommended after finishing a different book. I have mixed feelings about it. It needs a little editing, but it’s not overwhelming or challenging. There is some repetition with explaining certain things or emotions repeatedly. Personally, I would rather see it go more in depth if they’re going to repeat something. But, it’s been a quick read so far. I typically stay away from toxic/abusive books,so my review may not be untainted. So far, it’s not gruesome, just lots of emotional trauma and manipulation. I think her name is pronounced “mahr-e” (like “starry”)… I looked it up when they referred to her name being unusual. The storyline is interesting and a unique perspective. So far, there has been one chapter from her abusive father‘s perspective, and I wish they would have included the information in a different manner because I’m not sure the author captured his vitriol and darkness effectively. However, the author has done a good job of weaving minor mysteries throughout and allowing the reader to see most of the puzzle pieces as the characters start putting the puzzle together. SPOILER: I was not expecting Mari’s fated mate, and hope there’s more and different surprises to come. So far, so good… :)
April 25, 2026

