Montana werewolf. Snooty demon hunter. Too bad the mission comes first.
Astrid Edmonds takes her role as demon hunter seriously. Alongside her plucky team, she can conquer anything. Not that she wants to take on smelly werewolves, but it's her job.
Boden Connery loves his home and family. That doesn't mean he wants to spend the entirety of his long existence on the isolated ranch. When an intelligent feral army encroaches on Bodie's family's territory, he'll do whatever it takes to protect his pack, including calling on demon hunters for help.
Astrid's preconceived notions about werewolves fly right out the window when she lays eyes on the ridiculously sexy Bodie. He's not smelly and brainless at all, actually. The werewolf is sweet, upstanding, and downright hot.
Carrie Thorne's fresh take on paranormal romance will leave you deliciously satisfied... and eager for more.
(Yes, you can read as a standalone, but why stop at just one?)
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The best mix of love and war, werewolf, and demon hunter style. A must-read!
Wildest, by Carrie Thorne, is not your typical werewolf story. It is book two in A Demon Hunter Romance Trilogy. You do not have to read the first book, but it will clear up a few things within the storyline. Our main characters are Astrid Edmonds, the fierce demon hunter, and Boden Connery, the ever-loving werewolf.
Astrid was raised that all demons are bad. So, when she gets sent to do a solo recon, she gets the shock of a lifetime when she meets Boden. Feral werewolves are wreaking havoc in National Parks and small towns in Montana, where Boden lives. What is a girl to do when everything she thought she knew is wrong?
Astrid and her team, along with Bodie and his family must strategize and then race to stop what they know nothing of. They have never seen Feral’s of this capacity before. Can they all get along? Is that love suddenly in the air? How can this be? And who is the leader of the new Feral Army?
Those questions are what makes Astrid my favorite character. She gets thrust into this situation that questions everything she has been taught and worked for. Not once does she forget who she is while struggling with this newfound information, and people she doesn’t know if she can trust. For every question, she finds either an answer or a solution. She also asks outright when things don’t add up.
I am awarding this book 5 stars. It is well-written and well-edited. It contains explicit language, adult situations, and violent and graphic fight scenes making this book inappropriate for young readers. I loved the action scenes. It felt like I was there, involved with the fight, instead of sitting on my cozy couch. I highly recommend this book, and the series to mature readers who love a good paranormal romance.
Review originally published on Reedsy Discovery.