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A review by ameserole
The Baker and the Wolf by J.M. Stengl
3.0
The Baker and the Wolf is the tenth installment within the A Villain's Ever After series. It has been a while since I've read a Little Red Riding Hood retelling. So, it was pretty interesting to see how the twists would come and go. It definitely helps that I enjoyed the characters but, again, I need something dark and sexy from these. Or maybe I just need another dark and sexy retelling series?
I will admit that the characters did have some swoon worthy moments. I may or may not have a favorite character within this as well. The only thing I really wanted out of this was a longer book. At times, it definitely felt like things were being rushed a bit here and there. Which is why I think a longer book would be more beneficial. Or maybe I just really want a longer book?
In the end, I'm so close to finishing out this series. So, I might as well dive into the next two books just to see what other retellings will show up. Then I will look into some darker ones.
I will admit that the characters did have some swoon worthy moments. I may or may not have a favorite character within this as well. The only thing I really wanted out of this was a longer book. At times, it definitely felt like things were being rushed a bit here and there. Which is why I think a longer book would be more beneficial. Or maybe I just really want a longer book?
In the end, I'm so close to finishing out this series. So, I might as well dive into the next two books just to see what other retellings will show up. Then I will look into some darker ones.