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If you’re looking for a well-written, fast-paced, action-packed story, with captivating characters, a compelling story line, and a sensual love story that will have you swooning and begging for more with the turn of every page, then the Darkest Wolf by Rebecca Royce is definitely the book to read. I can’t wait for the next book in the Westervelt series. Trust me when I say that this is one series you don’t want to miss, so pick it up now.
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Kinky Book Reviews
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Rex is on a mission to find a witch and bring her back to the island to help fight against the evil of his father. He finds his witch and so much more. Can the two enemies work together to fight a ...
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Sizzling Hot Book Reviews
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Darkest Wolf is the seventh book in the Westervelt Wolves series. If you haven’t read the previous stories, this one will entice you to find out more about the other brothers and one sister. But for me as a fan of the series, I enjoyed that chance to reconnect with old friends.
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"Darkest Wolf” is the seventh book in the “Westervelt Wolves”. Prior to reading this book I strongly recommend reading the first installments in the series. Trust me you don&...
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Reviewer: Sabine
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I must admit I am an avid fan of the Westervelt Wolves and I have been waiting for this book and for the series to come to what I expect to be an explosive end. In Darkest Wolf, which is book seven in the series by Rebecca Royce, the focus is on Rex Kane and his witch.
It has been a while since I read the previous installments in the series, but I really couldn’t relate to the side of Rex that was the failure and the one who made mistakes. Obviously he has made mistakes and so to make up for that, he is tasked with finding a witch that can help against a magical onslaught being brought by their evil father and their sworn enemies. This time Rex cannot fail.
Rex meets his witch and rescues her. He can see her beauty where others can only see how horrific she looks. Elizabeth is his mate and while she is wary of shifters, she is also drawn to Rex. She has been cursed to look super ugly and she is used to being the way she is, but there are still times when the pitying looks of people get to her. Rex is the only one who can see her as she truly is.
Before these two can even begin to explore their own relationship, they must survive attacks by evil witches who are also connected to the evil father who set out to destroy the pack and build an army of super shifter soldiers, only to be thwarted by his mate and the other females of the pack, but not without dire consequences to the pack and their children. Rex has a lot riding on his shoulders and so does Elizabeth. She is responsible for the health and wellbeing of her entire coven which was taken over by the evil witches. Can Rex help her regain her freedom and help save the lives of her family, or is he doomed to make more mistakes and thus also doom the Westervelt Wolves that are relying on him to return with help? Can he trust Elizabeth his mate?
I enjoyed this tale because it revealed a bit more about the Westervelt Wolves and the evil Kane and his connection to the witches, but I really didn’t find myself connecting to the characters of Rex or Elizabeth. I am not sure why, and I tried to work out what it was, but just couldn’t pinpoint it. Perhaps it has something to do with the length of the story, perhaps it also related to the characters of Rex and Elizabeth. Apart from these tiny little niggles on my part, the story was well written and I was glad to be one step closer to the ultimate battle between good and evil. I have been desperate to see what is in store for the Westervelt Wolves and what happens to the evil former pack leader and father to the sexy Kane boys, but it looks like I will have to wait a little bit longer. The longer I wait, the more the anticipation builds and I cannot wait!
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