I don’t typically spend much time discussing sex scenes in my reviews because, to be honest, they are rarely my focus in a book, but it must be said that Adhara can write the hell out of one. Let me just say that Park in a blindfold is pure fire.

Once again, Adhara brilliantly and perfectly mixes the romance and the suspense, seamlessly moving from the grisly discovery of a dead body, complete with terrifying wolf fight, to possibly the hottest scene in the entire series. Ok-now that the gushing is out of the way…the brass tacks… I love these characters, I love her writing, and it’s such a comfort to know that when I open one of her books, I’m going to be transported. It would be the absolute truth, however, to say that Cry Wolf was the book that got me out of my reading slump and brought back the joy in my ability to get lost in the beauty of words. So, to simply tell you that I was excited for this book would be a huge understatement. A year unlike any other, it goes without saying. Review: It’s been just shy of a year since the last book in the Big Bad Wolf series was released. The list of potential suspects is long, and with the bodies piling up, Cooper must turn to the one person he trusts the least: the villain he’s already put behind bars once and who has nothing to lose by lying and everything to gain if Cooper is out of the picture-for good. What was supposed to be a quick outing turns into a full-blown murder investigation after the pack leader ends up dead, Park’s ex goes missing, and Cooper and Park are sent a series of disturbing wedding gifts that are somehow connected to it all. When he’s dragged to an event by his family, Cooper braces for an awkward evening, but instead finds himself in the middle of an ugly feud between Park’s ex and a rebel pack leader. Not that planning a wedding to his sexy shifter partner, Oliver Park, is necessarily stress free, but it’s better than worrying about the ominous warning, delivered months ago, that Cooper’s life is in danger. Until he had to plan a wedding.Īfter taking down an old adversary, Agent Cooper Dayton of the Bureau of Special Investigations has earned a break.

The relationships, the backstories, the AMAZING supporting characters, the villains, a bit of mystical wolf lore…all woven together into this fabulous novel.īlurb: Agent Cooper Dayton never thought anything could be harder than solving murders. At a Glance: It’s the little things that comprise the whole that make a book great, and once again in Cry Wolf they are skillfully pieced together.

Cry Wolf by Charlie Adhara