Blood Rites (The Grey Wolves, #2) by Quinn Loftis

Blood Rites by Quinn Loftis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 Bite me and Suck me Stars

So, let me get this off my chest… the cover is bat ugly right? Okay, moving on. Prince of Wolves had a crazy ending right? I mean all the drama and what Fane had to do to be with Jacque and now, it’s the moment we have been waiting for.

WE WANT FANE and JACQUE TO DO THE FREAKIN’ BLOOD RITE

Uggg… I have mixed feelings with this book. Again, Lofits writing is very descriptive and slow, so again, I was frustrated at some parts and I did skim, but then I was just so interested in the storyline, I couldn’t stop!

How does that happen? I do not know. All I wanted out of Blood Rites is to see the Blood Rite, but let me tell you this, it will be a read before you get to the good stuff. Meaning A Lot of stuff happens!!!!!

So Jacque and Fane are preparing to do the Blood Rite and of course there are chapters of the preparation and you get introduced by new wolves, etc. All of sudden we have an issue! Jacque’s father is back and he wants to get to know her. Crazy right?

Then there’s another wolf that wants to claim Jacque?! Say What?! Yeah I was pretty torn up too. Look, I love a good damsel in distress and I did find it sexy when Fane does everything he can to protect his love. I loved every crazy outburst and tantrum Fane created. It was juicy.

So, I don’t want to give anything away and just say, a lot of stuff happens that prevents Fane and Jacque from doing the Blood Rite. It’s a nitty gritty journey, but it’s a bumpy and frustrating and intense ride.

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Prince of Wolves (The Grey Wolves, #1) by Quinn Loftis

Prince of Wolves by Quinn Loftis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 She is my Mate Stars

I’ve been looking for a good paranormal read and although I’m not a huge fan of YA novels, I do think YA paranormal novels can be very juicy if done right.

Overall I did like Prince of Wolves, but I did find the writing style, very descriptive and dragging a bit. I found myself skimming to get to the point of the issue; however the issue kept me so tense, I couldn’t stop reading.

I wished I didn’t read the summary prior to reading, but let’s just say, there’s a Hero, Fane and he found his mate. The one person who is made for him and it’s a human girl name Jacque. Jacque doesn’t know anything about the wolf world, but she is drawn to Fane for some reason.

That’s the summary I wanted to read, it’s cute and shot and let’s just say this…

Fane is SUPER ALPHA! Ahhhh, that is one of the reasons why I love wolf theme books, it’s very easy to have the Hero just raw, possessive and very sexy.

Fane is the star of this book and I loved reading Fane and Jacque’s relationship. I would describe Prince of Wolves very cute because it’s a YA, so there is mild flirtation and very youthful conversation between Jacque and her best gal friends (which kind of was irritating and I wanted to fast forward those parts).

I did love the way Fane spoke to Jacque, it was just so proper and very old fashion, it made him so different from the humans. So Jacque and Fane live next door to each other and Fane is a foreign exchange student. Fane can speak to Jacque through his mind and Jacque is very confused by all of this.

There’s little drama between the internal characters, meaning Jacque’s parents and best friends weren’t annoying. You know how sometimes the parents can be a “villain” in the book, but this time, they weren’t and I liked that. There is a true villain that does pop up and oh boy does the story line pick up when that issue does happen.

I would have liked if the pace was faster and more was edited out, but the storyline and plot kept me so interested, I couldn’t stop reading.

For now, I will continue with the series.

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