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mariad14's review against another edition
5.0
Ok, first of all thank you for making those amazing TikToks that helped me find you, second of all I am in love with the story, the minute you start reading the story grabs you and you can’t escape it; it took me 7 days to finish it only because on the holidays my job gets crazier so I was more busy than normal, so despite that I finished pretty quick compared to other books, the minute I finished I could not believe that it was done already, I NEED MORE!!
ilsa1's review against another edition
adventurous
emotional
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.0
kaleighslibrary's review
4.0
the only thing i had a problem with in this book was the way the Krew situation was handed. she forgave him way to fast and i wanted to see a hell lot of groveling on his side.
kursed_reads's review against another edition
4.0
The boys from the Luna pack, Stone, Krew & Kai (the twins), Reed, and Zeno have all received their mark, but they have yet to find their alpha. They set about a journey to locate their leader following clues from Kira, a seer, and longtime friend of the pack.
Alpha Wolf follows the story of Esme, a latent wolf shifter, oblivious to her true identity.
In all the history of wolf shifters, there has only been one female alpha, so it’s exceedingly rare. As such, Esme is sought-after, not just by her pack, but by others as well. The intentions of the Midnight Wolves, who have been tracking her, are nefarious. Though Esme has been clueless that the carnage plaguing her small town is related to her until the boys arrive.
Between the budding relationship between Esme and her pack, and the attacks by the Midnight Wolves, there is no lack of action! Likewise, I really connected with several of these characters and liked the unique personalities of each, even Reed, who is a complete @ss! That said, I do wish that Esme’s transition from clueless to Alpha had not been so abrupt. I would have liked to see that develop in a more natural way.
One of my favorite aspects of a RH storyline is seeing what each member of the harem brings to both the individual and collective relationship. Rune did an excellent job of showcasing each member‘s personality and making them an integral part of the overall relationship.
“It’s not that Stone isn’t enough, because if it was them and without him, it wouldn’t feel complete. They all serve a purpose in your growth. You just don’t know it yet.”
The cliffhanger in this book is why I don’t read them! What a way to leave us hanging! I’m looking forward to the next installment and learning what Esme and her boys do next!
Alpha Wolf follows the story of Esme, a latent wolf shifter, oblivious to her true identity.
In all the history of wolf shifters, there has only been one female alpha, so it’s exceedingly rare. As such, Esme is sought-after, not just by her pack, but by others as well. The intentions of the Midnight Wolves, who have been tracking her, are nefarious. Though Esme has been clueless that the carnage plaguing her small town is related to her until the boys arrive.
Between the budding relationship between Esme and her pack, and the attacks by the Midnight Wolves, there is no lack of action! Likewise, I really connected with several of these characters and liked the unique personalities of each, even Reed, who is a complete @ss! That said, I do wish that Esme’s transition from clueless to Alpha had not been so abrupt. I would have liked to see that develop in a more natural way.
One of my favorite aspects of a RH storyline is seeing what each member of the harem brings to both the individual and collective relationship. Rune did an excellent job of showcasing each member‘s personality and making them an integral part of the overall relationship.
“It’s not that Stone isn’t enough, because if it was them and without him, it wouldn’t feel complete. They all serve a purpose in your growth. You just don’t know it yet.”
The cliffhanger in this book is why I don’t read them! What a way to leave us hanging! I’m looking forward to the next installment and learning what Esme and her boys do next!
rhreviewer91's review against another edition
4.0
Good story, not great editing
There's quite a few spelling errors in here, but no huge biggie. I'm enjoying the story though, and am jumping right into the next one!
However, quick point - why do the males always have to be players before hand? Not just in this book, but others, too! (Not that this is effecting my rating, it's just a pet peeve!)
There's quite a few spelling errors in here, but no huge biggie. I'm enjoying the story though, and am jumping right into the next one!
However, quick point - why do the males always have to be players before hand? Not just in this book, but others, too! (Not that this is effecting my rating, it's just a pet peeve!)
books_r_better_thn_people's review against another edition
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
2.0
buffyreads's review against another edition
4.0
The pack has no idea what she really is...
Highlights:
I wasn't expecting as much interesting lore and plot as I got but I really enjoyed it. Esme is a interesting lead because of how confident and charming she is and I loved her dynamics with all of the wolves. They dialogue was really quick and witty which kept the tone fun.
Lowlights:
Reed's character was unbearable. He was antagonistic to a degree that was insane. I also wish the school part of the story was fleshed out more, I had questions about a lot of the world-building. Though since this is a series I'm sure they will be answered in the future.
Horn Level: 5/5
ashatroyal's review
3.0
good start
Enjoyable read. Hate Reed. He’s doing the most.
When she learned about Luna creating mates for herself that should’ve been her first indication that she could have more than one. A few inconsistencies. This story started off in South Dakota, then we get to the end of the end and she says South Carolina. Or is that where she’s originally from.
Enjoyable read. Hate Reed. He’s doing the most.
When she learned about Luna creating mates for herself that should’ve been her first indication that she could have more than one. A few inconsistencies. This story started off in South Dakota, then we get to the end of the end and she says South Carolina. Or is that where she’s originally from.