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I really enjoyed the world building and the lore of the wolves, though the time travel was a bit off. I'm pretty sure the guards of Ancient Rome would not have spoken English.

It wasn't a stand-alone book by any means either. You definitely have to have read the Blue Bloods novels, as well as a bit of the Witches of East End to know all the major players and the depth behind the characters.

Nonetheless, it was a satisfying read and I look forward to more.

cynsworkshop's review against another edition

An Imaginative & Cohesive Novel | Review of ‘Wolf Pact’ (Wolf Pact, #1-4)

In imaginative tale that recreates the mythology behind the werewolves, Wolf Pact is the spin-off novel of the bestselling Blue Bloods series by Melissa de la Cruz and considering her talent to weave together past, present and future, it's no wonder why this novel is a great addition to the series[...]

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kkaste's review against another edition

4.0

I'm glad I paused the last book on Blue Bloods in order to read this series of stories. I was confused by Bliss' presence in London. This was a well told story of the Hell Hounds. I like the enter weaving of the East End characters into the Blue Bloods novellas.

foreverinastory's review against another edition

3.0

This was a good companion to the Blue Bloods series. I think this should definitely be read before Gates of Paradise otherwise you'll probably be confused when these characters show up there. There was a decent amount of action, but I think more could've be done with Bliss and her involvement with the wolves.