Books matching: werewolf politics
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Save:Silver by Rhiannon Held follows the journey of a werewolf named Silver who is suffering from silver poisoning and the aftermath of brutal torture. Andrew Dare, the enforcer for the largest pack in the US, takes on the responsibility of finding out what happened to her while facing obstacles that test them in unimaginable ways. The book delves into pack dynamics, werewolf mythology, and the developing relationship between Silver and Dare, all while exploring themes of identity, self-discovery, and healing.
The narrative in Silver is driven by Dare's quest to track down Silver's pack and the person responsible for her condition. The book intricately weaves together elements of urban fantasy, paranormal elements, and pack politics, offering a unique take on werewolves and introducing Death as a personified character. Held's writing style is described as stark, emotionally engaging, and compelling, drawing readers in with its character-driven plot and well-thought-out world-building.
The lone werewolf smelled like silver and pain. Or maybe it wasn’t pain, maybe it was fear. In human form, Andrew Dare’s nose had missed that undertone altogether, and even in wolf it was elusive. Her... - #2
Save:'Enforcer' in the series 'Cascadia Wolves' by Lauren Dane follows the story of Nina Reyes, a strong and independent woman who gets caught up in the world of werewolves when her brother, Gabriel, seeks her help after being bitten by a werewolf. As the enforcer of the Cascadia Pack, Lex Warden is on a mission to find Gabriel, leading him to Nina and sparking a strong attraction between them. explores themes of family, loyalty, romance, and pack dynamics in a fast-paced and action-packed plot.
Annoyed, Lex Warden snapped his cell phone shut and let out a long breath as he took in the small cottage-style house. Once he pulled his bike onto the stand and got off, he dropped the helmet on the ... - #3
Save:'Hunting Ground' in the 'Alpha & Omega' series by Patricia Briggs is a fast-paced urban fantasy novel that delves into the complex relationships between werewolves. The story follows Anna, an Omega wolf, and Charles, an Alpha wolf, as they navigate a werewolf conference in Seattle where the existence of werewolves is being discussed. The book blends elements of mystery, action, and romance, while exploring the abilities and dynamics of Alpha and Omega wolves in a well-structured werewolf society.
The plot of 'Hunting Ground' revolves around the murder mystery of a mate and Alphas, as Anna and Charles work together to uncover the truth behind the killings. The book also delves into themes of trust, character development, and the complexities of werewolf politics, all set against a backdrop of supernatural elements like fae, vampires, and werewolves.
SHE observed him from her chosen cover, as she’d done twice before. The first two times he’d been chopping wood, but today, after a heavy snowfall appropriate for the middle of December, he was shovel...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Alpha & Omega ) - #4
Save:Kitty Norville is a young werewolf who hosts a late-night radio talk show where she provides advice to supernatural beings. The book explores her journey as she navigates the world of werewolf politics, vampire politics, and human politics, all while dealing with the challenges of being a werewolf and a radio host. The story delves into the power dynamics of a werewolf pack and how Kitty starts to reclaim her confidence through her radio show, leading to conflicts in the supernatural world that spill over into daylight.
Finally, I had the place to myself. I dimmed the lights so the control board glowed, the dials and switches futuristic and sinister. I pulled my blond hair into a ponytail. I was wearing jeans and an ... - #5
Save:In "A Werewolf in Manhattan," bestselling author Emma Gavin writes about werewolves with such accuracy that it raises suspicion among the real werewolves. Aidan Wallace of the Wallace pack is tasked with investigating how Emma knows so much. As he infiltrates her life, he finds himself drawn to her, which complicates his predestined future of marrying another werewolf to unite two packs. The story unfolds as a sweet romance between two strong-willed characters facing obstacles of love, loyalty, and secrets, all set against the backdrop of werewolf lore and societal expectations.
Aidan Wallace listened intently as Emma Gavin—her cute, blond self tucked into a red dress—read from her latest book, Night Shift. Emma always kicked off a book tour with a reading in Manhattan, and A... - #6
Save:Silver, the first book in 'The Silver' series by Cheree Alsop, follows the story of Jaze, a young werewolf who moves to a new town with his mother after the death of his father. Facing challenges from both within and outside the werewolf community, Jaze must navigate through grief, danger, and the complexities of werewolf politics. With the help of unlikely friends, including his neighbor and a local Alpha's girlfriend, Jaze aims to bring peace to his new home while uncovering the truth behind his father's death. The book is described as a blend of urban fantasy, young adult paranormal, and romance, with a focus on themes of friendship, responsibility, and taking risks for the sake of peace.
I knew the contents of the trunk by heart; a brown leather jacket so worn the cloth showed through in places, an empty bottle of cologne that still held its scent, an old pair of sparing gloves with f... - #7
Save:"Moon Called" by Patricia Briggs follows the story of Mercy Thompson, a Volkswagen mechanic who is also a shapeshifter able to transform into a coyote. Living in a small town in Washington state, Mercy navigates her life while trying to maintain peaceful relations with neighboring groups of werewolves and vampires. When a newly turned werewolf seeks her help, Mercy gets entangled in a complex intrigue involving the politics of various supernatural creatures in the area. Despite some clumsy exposition at times, readers are drawn into an alternate world with a captivating mix of characters and engaging storytelling.
Mercy's character is portrayed as a strong, relatable, and likable protagonist who faces challenges and mysteries within a world populated by werewolves, vampires, and faeries. offers a unique blend of paranormal elements, fast-paced action, and intriguing relationships, setting the stage for a series filled with supernatural adventures and unexpected twists.
I didn’t realize he was a werewolf at first. My nose isn’t at its best when surrounded by axle grease and burnt oil—and it’s not like there are a lot of stray werewolves running around. So when someon... - #8
Save:'Run, Run Rabbit' by C.M. Nascosta in the 'Cambric Creek' series is a story of two werewolves, Vanessa and Grayson, who are scent mates but struggle with commitment issues and alpha tendencies. The plot spans over five years, showcasing their complex and self-centered relationship, where they are each other's main squeezes during full moon nights but pursue other sexual relationships in between. The book explores their base desires, strategic maneuvers, biting remarks, and intense interactions, all wrapped up in a story with open relationships, dark themes, and a rocky romance.
The writing style in 'Run, Run Rabbit' is described as quick, straight to the point, and captivating. The author, C.M. Nascosta, skillfully crafts vivid scenes, enthralling sex scenes, and maintains a high level of tension and emotional volatility between the characters. The book delves into themes of primal instincts, challenging relationships, strategic romance, and self-centered protagonists with alpha tendencies, offering a unique take on unconventional relationships and base desires.
He was arrogant, imperious, and a world-class prick, and she disliked what her attraction to him said about her. Likely that she had daddy issues (she didn’t,) or that she was a shameless social climb...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cambric Creek ) - #9
Save:No Man's Land is a dark fantasy novel set in the Imp World series by Debra Dunbar, focusing on the characters Kelly, a vampire, and Jaq, a nephilim. The story revolves around Kelly's struggles after being exiled and left for dead in werewolf territory by her own kind. Jaq, a kind-hearted werewolf-angel hybrid, takes Kelly in and tries to help her recover, leading to an unlikely alliance between two natural enemies. As a vampire war looms on the horizon, Kelly must navigate complex relationships and decide where her loyalties lie in a world filled with supernatural prejudices and power struggles.
The book delves into themes of survival, redemption, and unlikely friendships amidst a backdrop of vampire greed, werewolf politics, and demonic influences. The narrative unfolds with graphic violence, gritty realism, and slow-building f/f romance, offering readers a fresh perspective on the Imp World series through the eyes of compelling new characters.
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Save:In 'Wolf Lost', the first book in the 'Wolves of Kismet' series by Sam Burns, readers are introduced to a compelling urban fantasy world where three alphas and an omega come together to form an unconventional pack in Kismet. The story follows the journey of Gavin, an alpha werewolf, as he navigates the challenges of finding his mate, dealing with his past, and embracing the unique dynamics within the pack. The plot unfolds with a mix of humor, romance, and drama, showcasing the deep bond between the characters and the evolution of their relationships. Sam Burns' writing style captivates readers with detailed descriptions, engaging dialogue, and a fresh take on werewolf mythology, creating a world that feels both familiar and intriguing.
