REVIEW: Wolf Claimed by Kellie McAllen
Summary:
He’s forbidden fruit with a supernatural secret. She’s a prize he’s compelled to claim.
For as long as she can remember, Luna has been warned by her father to stay away from Nikko, his family, and his sinister gang of friends. But with her father away, Luna can’t resist temptation any longer.
The most thrilling night of her life becomes the most horrifying when Luna turns into a werewolf, and Nikko does, too. Nikko knows the first she-wolf in generations is a prize that will guarantee his position in the pack, so he claims Luna as his mate against her will.
When Luna is thrust into the middle of a pack war that puts everyone she loves at risk, can she find a way to save her family and her pack without sacrificing her freedom?
For as long as she can remember, Luna has been warned by her father to stay away from Nikko, his family, and his sinister gang of friends. But with her father away, Luna can’t resist temptation any longer.
The most thrilling night of her life becomes the most horrifying when Luna turns into a werewolf, and Nikko does, too. Nikko knows the first she-wolf in generations is a prize that will guarantee his position in the pack, so he claims Luna as his mate against her will.
When Luna is thrust into the middle of a pack war that puts everyone she loves at risk, can she find a way to save her family and her pack without sacrificing her freedom?
Title: Wolf Claimed
Series: Supernatural Sanctuary
Book #: 1
Author: Kellie McAllen
Approximate Book Length: 228 Pages
Recommended Reader Age: 16+
Sexual Content: Mild
Series: Supernatural Sanctuary
Book #: 1
Author: Kellie McAllen
Approximate Book Length: 228 Pages
Recommended Reader Age: 16+
Sexual Content: Mild
Thoughts:
This was an interesting and awkward read. I liked Luna, even if she didn’t always make the smartest decisions. Nikko is kind of a jerkish wimp, but at least he grows quite a bit. The characters all make sense and compel the story. My issue is more with the world. Why not tell wives or sisters about the fact that you’re a wolf shifter and part of a pack? Doesn’t their obliviousness put them in danger? How do they keep something like that a secret from someone so integral to their lives? The sanctuary was cool and I wanted to get to know the characters, but Luna and Nikko were there for so short a time. Plus, they went against a pretty big rule there and they never face those consequences. I liked a lot of the wolfy parts. The ending was satisfying enough if a little open.
Bottom Line:
Wolf Claimed was a fast paced, exciting read with a stubborn and sassy cast. It’s worth checking out.
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