The Wolf King
The wildly addictive Sunday Times bestselling romantasy sensation
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4.4 • 122 Ratings
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- £2.99
Publisher Description
🐺 Forbidden romance. Werewolves. Kilts. This sizzling global bestselling sensation has the internet OBSESSED. 🐺
‘I want to mark you as mine. And I can think of countless ways I would do it. Countless ill-advised, highly pleasurable ways I would do it.’
A PRINCESS CAUGHT IN A WAR. THE ENEMY SHE WAS RAISED TO FEAR.
On the eve of her wedding, Princess Aurora is kidnapped by Callum, a powerful alpha who believes she’s the key to ending the brutal war between humans and wolves.
North of the border, Aurora learns not all wolves are monsters. But as a forbidden attraction grows between them, danger closes in from both sides.
Together, they must decide what’s worth fighting for . . . even if it costs them everything.
THE ROMANTASY SENSATION DRIVING READERS WILD! ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
‘It’s a little bit Outlander, a little bit ACOTAR, and its own thing in just the perfect way’
‘I devoured this’
'So unexpected. Unpredictable. Deeeeelish!’
‘EXCUSEEEE ME this was so fun?'
‘Scottish kilt-wearing wolves? PLEASE’
‘THIS LOVE TRIANGLE HAS ME IN ITS WERE-JAWS’
‘COMPLETELY CONSUMED ME’
Customer Reviews
Cannot put this down!
One of the best reads in a long time, particularly in a busy romantacy genre. A well-paced plot unfolds whilst building up the readers relationship with the characters. Divine.
Feminists worst nightmare
Especially with the Epstine files all over the news, it shocks me that such a tone deaf book can be published.
Yet again there’s another quiet, virgin, CHILD as the FMC. It is romanising how women should be young and virgins.
It also has all the other cringey tropes “I was raised to be quiet and obedient, but I’m so different”.
I thought this book was going to be better than this, but no.
A quick burn romantasy.
This was a good romantasy and launched in to the main story quickly which I liked. Characterisation seemed a bit similar to some popular ACOTAR characters and you can see the influence in this book for sure.