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Pharaoh: Wolf Warriors MC by K.C. Mills

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_limahz's review

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tense fast-paced

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

4.5

muftiat's review

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3.75

This was pretty good. I didn't enjoy it as much as Bash's story tbh. I think because Pharaoh and Yahri were just so damn stubborn and had a lot of back and forth with their relationship and relationship development.

wellreadblackgirl's review

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adventurous challenging emotional medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? It's complicated
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated

3.5

This book was just okay to me. I definitely enjoyed Pharoah more in book one, which is Bash's book, he just wasn't doing it for me in his own book. Also, the chemistry between him and Ri was lacking for me and she could be childish in certain scenes. In this book you get to see the inner workings of the MC and the hierarchy. I didn't like how Padre was portrayed as having no control over his members and was always being questioned. Overall this book was just okay to me I didn't hate it and I didn't love it.

_literaryaura_'s review

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4.0

I love reading a good MC book or series. I used to be in a motorcycle club, and it was just a hobby for me however, I love reading about the men and women who choose it as a lifestyle. I've seen a few one percent clubs and have always been curious and appalled by the women being considered property. I don't know if this story matches what goes on in the real world, but this story is a much better version than what I had in my mind.

Pharaoh is a bad boy, playboy and enforcer for the Wolf Warriors MC Club. He's a favorite among the women. Most want something more and he's willing to give them the D but nothing more. Only one woman has his heart but she's off limits. Pharaoh has feelings for his mentor and former club president, Koda's daughter. Pharaoh is like a son to Koda and when Koda learns that Pharaoh has a thing for his daughter, he gives Pharaoh an ultimatum. Stay in the club and let his daughter go or leave the club and be with his daughter. Pharaoh realizes that he's not the man he needs to be for her at the present time and agrees she would be safer away from the MC lifestyle.

Yahri is club royalty. Her father, Koda sent her to live with her aunt after her mother was murdered by a rival MC club. He does this out of love and fear for her safety. However, at 18 Yahri doesn't see it that way. She feels betrayed by her father, the MC club and Pharaoh who agrees she should go. Fast forward 10 years later and Yarhi gets mixed up in the very thing her father tried to protect her from. Her life is in danger, and she has no choice but to return home. When Yahri returns to Diamond Falls, she realizes that the lifestyle is still a part of her, she was made for this.

As Pharaoh and the club figures out the best way to keep Yahri safe and eliminate the threat on her life, Pharaoh and Yahri get a second chance at romance. They uncover secrets from the past and begin to heal from past hurts and traumas.

Of course, the couple couldn't get their HEA until at least one thirsty a$$ and entitled CA tried to lay claim to Pharaoh. However, Pharaoh and Yahri quenched that thirst and gave her what she was looking for with that club scene. Sis should be good and hydrated now.