Blood Rites: Book 2 of the Grey Wolves Series

Being a fan of this series it never fails to disappoint

From start to finish, couldn’t put either of these first two books down!A big ‘Thank You’ to Quinn Loftis for the first part of this story...can’t wait to read the next ones! The characters are instantly likeable and relatable, the girls humour really comes out throughout and the guys are the typical broody werewolves we all love. The story gets very gripping and tense in places, keeping you wondering what’s going to happen to Jacque and if Fane is going to get to keep her safe.For those who love their wolves.

Another brilliant book hooked from the start couldn't put it down well written and a great cast of characters loved it

Do not pick up that book! It's lethal and so sticky you cannot put it down before you reach the end.Great characters' dynamics. Jacquelin, Jen and Sally are thrown in the world of fourpaws' dark side where death is the only option.A Soulmate is taken and Prince Dane is going " cuninis" to get her back. So Fast paced and interlaced with Jen's borderline humour that the end seems too mild , then you realise you're looking for the next book.

Great book

Kept me totally intrigued and I felt as though I was right inside the story. Loved the humour that runs through it to the end. Can't wait to read the next book! Full marks to Quinn.

I recently read The Prince of Wolves (Book 1) in "The Grey Wolf" series and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. This book however was more than double the price which is disappointing (77p for Book 1 and £1.87 for Book 2) as they are both of a similar size.I was really excited at the beginning of the book and looked forward to the Bonding Ceremony, only for another cruel twist to unfold. I'm not sure if it was just me, but I found myself wanting to skip parts of the book and just find out what happened to Jacque and Fane. So much so I literally skimmed some pages. That being said, Quinn really does write some amazing scenes, and in some places my eyes where glued to the pages.The supporting characters in this book (unfortunately for me) I found quite bland, with the exception of Fane's parent's, who carried an air of regal grace about them. Jen and Sally I found slightly more irritating than in the first book, however with that said, I am looking forward to reading "Just One Drop" (Book 3) and seeing what happens with Jen and Decebel's relationship.In places I felt so sad for Jacque, in others I bathed in the love that she and Fane share. All in all it was a good book. I will read the third (which is priced at £1.97) when I get around to it.3.5 out of 5 from me...

Really a cross between a devoted German Shepherd and a wild tameable predator?Exciting, frightening and touching throughout. Undoubtably enjoyable.