Danger, love, magic and destiny

Phew. This book. Kade and Luna. Clear your calendar before you start it - it was definitely an unputdownable, stay up too late, regret nothing in the morning kind of book. It had the perfect balance of danger, humor, love, real life issues, mystery, world building, evil, and spice. The sexual tension slowly ramping up in conjunction with the ratcheting up of the danger was delicious perfection. Kade is the immortal Gray Wolf, a lone wolf shifter who hunts and kills rogue wolves at the request of pack alphas and the knowing within himself. There are two other lone wolves in addition to him. Until a mage began hunting the lone wolves to steal their immortality, the lone wolves had awareness of each other but no direct contact. Luna is a human woman who is an artist. She has always been drawn to wolves and her dream companion from childhood has always been a gray wolf. Kade and Luna meet when he’s pulled to NYC, to an art gallery where Luna works and where a painting of a gray wolf is displayed. Even understanding the involvement of evil and the potential influence of magic, the draw toward each other is too strong to resist. While running and fighting for their lives and trying to solve the mystery of if they’re being manipulated, there is a lot of past baggage for both of them to unpack to get to their HEA. The story was well written and included witty dialogue, three dimensional characters who grow, good world building, and a captivating storyline. While this is book 2 in the series, you’ll not be lost if you read this without reading book 1, but do yourself a favor and read both books you won’t be disappointed. I cannot wait for the final book about the black wolf.

Penelope Ann Rose did a phenomenal job narrating the story and characters into life with enough change of inflection, tone and cadence to voice multiple characters quite convincingly.

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