Wolf in the Shadows
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4.5 • 2 Ratings
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- $8.99
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- $8.99
Publisher Description
“Prepare to be rendered speechless.”—Kirkus Reviews Starred Review for Forever Wolf
Action, heat, and wild wonder!
Julia Martel was once a spoiled young shifter surrounded by powerful males who shielded her from reality. Now she is a prisoner of the Great North Pack, trusted by no one and relegated to the care of the pack’s least wolf, the Omega, Arthur Graysson—the only wolf who has shown her kindness. Every day with Arthur opens Julia to the harsh wonder of Pack life and to a bond unlike any she’s ever known. But Julia must confront a legacy of doubt and insecurity. Only then can she lay claim to the power and fierceness that is her birthright. Only then can she protect the wolves she has grown to love—especially Arthur.
Praise for The Last Wolf:
“Wonderfully unique and imaginative.”—JEANIENE FROST, New York Times bestselling author
“Pushes boundaries, and keeps you at the edge of your seat.”—TERRY SPEAR, USA Today bestselling author
“Raw, wild, and intense.”—AMANDA BOUCHET, USA Today bestselling author
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Vale closes out her Legend of All Wolves series (after Season of the Wolf) with a beautiful and melancholy love story that provides the dual satisfaction of a caring and transformative romance and a heartfelt celebration of all things wild. Julia Martel, who comes from a powerful line of Lukani—shape-shifters who resist their bestial natures—grew up spoiled and was raised to be "exquisitely inconsequential" in the shadow of powerful men. After her fiancé's misstep leaves her stranded with the Great North Pack of wolf shifters, she lands in the care of beautiful Arthur, the bottom-ranked Omega of the Pack, who's healing from the brutal ritual Clawing he received as punishment for killing a traitor before he could be put to trial. Arthur is kind and gentle, but constantly working to control the maelstrom of violent impulses that threaten to overwhelm him. As Julia grows into her power and discovers the wild side that she's long been denied, she and Arthur build trust and love that enables her to help him maintain his calm. Charmingly tender scenes of Julia helping the Pack's young pups learn to function in the human world, paralleled with scenes of Julia learning how to hunt with the Pack, are a particular delight. Vale also ties up the series-long political arc, satisfyingly disarming the remaining threats and shepherding all to a happy ending. This is a worthy finish.
