Wolf Rampant Trilogy
A Werewolf Romantic Paranormal Fantasy
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4.5 • 57 Ratings
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- $2.99
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Publisher Description
The complete Wolf Rampant Trilogy: An outcast shifter builds a life around running away from her wolf, until an irresistible alpha makes hiding impossible.
Terra Wilder has spent years smothering her inner wolf, pretending she’s human so she can slip through the cracks.
Then Wolfie Young walks into her life—an untamed bloodling alpha whose very presence shreds the careful control she’s fought so hard to maintain.
Soon, Terra and Wolfie are thrust into a maelstrom of warring packs, deadly secrets, and outcasts who become found family. Together, they must choose between the lives they were born into…and the future they could claim side by side.
Perfect for fans of Patricia Briggs, this complete trilogy blends slow-burn romance with pulse-pounding urban fantasy. Includes Shiftless, Pack Princess, and Alpha Ascendant.
Customer Reviews
My first werewolf story
I’ve never read ur books before, but now you’re becoming my favorite author!
Very enjoyable book
I like this book as it kept my attention. The story line was easy to follow with just enough to keep me very entertained.
Great series!
1) Shiftless: What a ride.... I loved watching Terra grow into her wolf and the woman she is meant to be within the pack. I enjoyed the book so much, I immediately started reading the second one. While this is a paranormal romance, it is relatively clean.
2) Fun read about pack politics and coming into her power. It is a story about family dynamics and the greater good for the pack. This picks up right where the first one ended. The books could be read out of order, but reading them in order of publication will give you a clearer story. This was clean, fun, full of action, and left me wanting to read more.
3) was sad at some of the sacrifices that were made for this group of shifters to survive, but so happy with the ending. The characters all grew and developed throughout the series, and I found the stories fun though "light" reading. It was great. I highly recommend!