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A review by oknazareth
The Wulver's Bond: steamy M/M romance inspired by Scottish folklore by Edwina Lindsey
emotional
inspiring
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.0
A little furry 😂
I read it was about a wolf person, but naively thought it was a werewolf or a shapeshifter.
Nope, it’s a two legged wolf creature with fur all over his body and a wolf-like head (muzzle and big teeth included). If that doesn’t bother you, then it’s an ok read.
I’m always up for reading about fae, and Weed was a dryad. A dryad!!
Anyways, so cool. I wish we had more of him in his real form.
Weed has been cursed to obey his master and you know that someone who likes to own other people are not good. So his masters are the worst scraps of human beings. In his slavery, Weed forgot who he was. He lost himself to become what was asked of him, to survive.
The Wulver doesn’t have a big personality but his only purpose in this book seems to be helping Weed become who he really is.
It was a short and interesting.
I read it was about a wolf person, but naively thought it was a werewolf or a shapeshifter.
Nope, it’s a two legged wolf creature with fur all over his body and a wolf-like head (muzzle and big teeth included). If that doesn’t bother you, then it’s an ok read.
I’m always up for reading about fae, and Weed was a dryad. A dryad!!
Anyways, so cool. I wish we had more of him in his real form.
Weed has been cursed to obey his master and you know that someone who likes to own other people are not good. So his masters are the worst scraps of human beings. In his slavery, Weed forgot who he was. He lost himself to become what was asked of him, to survive.
The Wulver doesn’t have a big personality but his only purpose in this book seems to be helping Weed become who he really is.
It was a short and interesting.