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A review by beccaannekent
Wild Wolf by Caroline Peckham, Susanne Valenti
adventurous
emotional
funny
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
It’s taken me a while to come back and write this review as I just felt overwhelming disappointment for a book I’ve waited literal years for.
It does wrap up the story, and the world of Solaria nicely. Bringing an end to not only this series, but Zodiac Academy and Ruthless Boys. But there were just so many inconsistencies and what felt like a rush job to close this chapter.
This series had the potential to be the best of the 3, its previous books easily topping the list of some of my favourite twisted sister stories. However, please tell me how Rosalie, friend of the Queens, a hero of the war and family to Dante (and therefore the Queens themselves) couldn’t reach out to them to help with the police issue, and pretty much every issue within this book. Please tell me how the Vegas wouldn’t want to know what experiments were being done, and how fae were being treated and murdered? PLEASE TELL ME HOW they wouldn’t want to know WHO was behind it all along (I’ll not spoil, but if you’ve read, you know).
If there’s one thing that is done well, is the epilogues. I couldn’t think of a more fitting found family for her.
It does wrap up the story, and the world of Solaria nicely. Bringing an end to not only this series, but Zodiac Academy and Ruthless Boys. But there were just so many inconsistencies and what felt like a rush job to close this chapter.
This series had the potential to be the best of the 3, its previous books easily topping the list of some of my favourite twisted sister stories. However, please tell me how Rosalie, friend of the Queens, a hero of the war and family to Dante (and therefore the Queens themselves) couldn’t reach out to them to help with the police issue, and pretty much every issue within this book. Please tell me how the Vegas wouldn’t want to know what experiments were being done, and how fae were being treated and murdered? PLEASE TELL ME HOW they wouldn’t want to know WHO was behind it all along (I’ll not spoil, but if you’ve read, you know).
If there’s one thing that is done well, is the epilogues. I couldn’t think of a more fitting found family for her.