Monday, October 19, 2020

Review: Wolf - Penelope Black

Wolf Wolf by Penelope Black
My rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ stars

Wolf is book one in the new ‘The Brotherhood’ series by Penelope Black. The story is a fast paced read and focuses on Alaina who although having a complicated relationship with her mother, is all too willing to go and spend the summer with her in the guise of spending time together and wanting to build a relationship. The only problem is that her mother seems to love dropping bombshells on Alaina such as having a new fiancée, living in a huge mansion and jetting off somewhere as soon as Alaina arrives…..oh and she will also have three new step-brothers once her mum is married.

I really loved the beginning of this book where we saw Alaina graduation from her boarding school with her two female twin cousins (who are hilarious), singing in a bar, meeting a random stranger and just trying to be her best self. She is then thrust into a life where there are so many secrets it’s hard for her to keep track. The biggest secret is whether or not her new family are part of the ‘mafia’. Alaina certainly has an inner strength and that can be seen when she takes on Wolf and his brothers. Although the book is mainly about the development of Alaina and Wolf’s relationship, we see the start of Alaina’s relationship with Rush and Sully…..with some huge twists thrown into the mix to keep you guessing and some rather steamy scenes between Alaina and Wolf.

Now onto Wolf! I love these bad boy type characters who have redeeming qualities. Not only is he tattooed, super sexy and at times a larrikin, he has an enormous bond with his brothers and father which transcends throughout the whole story. Even though he is suspicious of Alaina to begin with, he has an intense attraction to her which he hasn’t felt before and at times throughout the book we see that it makes him nervous.

There is a lot going on in this book and it is going to keep you guessing and leave you with a huge cliff-hanger at the end! But you’re going to love it. The book is certainly a different twist on the RH, mafia style books that are out right now.

ARC received for a fair, honest and sometimes long review. All opinions are my own. 😊

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