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A review by utopiastateofmind
For the Wolf by Hannah Whitten
4.0
(Disclaimer: I received this book from the publisher. This has not impacted my review which is unbiased and honest.)
I am not normally a fan of Beauty and the Beast, but For the Wolf delivers these vibes in an intriguing way! The romantic tension, the plant and dark magic, the friendships within the castle - all of it entranced me. While it's slower paced than I expected - and something that you might wanna prepare yourself for - once I adjusted I was obsessed. The world building, in particular the magic, just captured my intrigue. There is magic running through Red's veins with darkness, a potentially destructive force that keeps the shadows at bay. But also a magic she will have to learn to embrace, or else.
I am not normally a fan of Beauty and the Beast, but For the Wolf delivers these vibes in an intriguing way! The romantic tension, the plant and dark magic, the friendships within the castle - all of it entranced me. While it's slower paced than I expected - and something that you might wanna prepare yourself for - once I adjusted I was obsessed. The world building, in particular the magic, just captured my intrigue. There is magic running through Red's veins with darkness, a potentially destructive force that keeps the shadows at bay. But also a magic she will have to learn to embrace, or else.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Self harm and Panic attacks/disorders