Step into the shadows with Wolfish Charms, the second instalment in Jenna Collett’s Ever Dark, Ever Deadly series, a sultry, fanged urban fantasy where ghosts vanish, prophecies twist, and the wolves outside are only half as dangerous as the people within.
Vivian James used to see ghosts. Now she sees visions, of the future, of death, of the pain she can’t undo. Her life was ripped apart by a supernatural monster, and the only thing she wants more than peace is vengeance.
Enter Argus Ward: dangerous, cunning, and the kind of villain who makes your spine tingle in all the best (and worst) ways.
He’s hunting the same monster. He needs her visions. She needs his resources. It’s an uneasy alliance with claws beneath every handshake and a chemistry that refuses to stay buried.
What Makes Wolfish Charms So Addictive:
🐺 Werewolves, prophecies & power plays – If you love a dark fantasy setting with supernatural politics and dangerous liaisons, this hits all the right notes.
🖤 Morally grey romance – Vivian and Argus are two broken people pushed together by fate and revenge, but what sparks between them is as much war as it is want. Their relationship is all tension, all teeth, and exactly what enemies-to-lovers fans crave.
🔮 Vivid world building – From crumbling oracles to back-alley deals and haunted visions, Collett layers her world with a noir-like grit that makes the magic feel dangerous and real.
📚 Series momentum – While it’s book two, Wolfish Charms doesn’t feel like a filler. The stakes rise, the mythos expands, and the emotional depth deepens with each chapter.
🩸 Murder, monsters, and messy feelings – The trifecta of good dark fantasy, wrapped in lush prose and laced with just enough heartbreak to leave you bleeding in the best way.
Wolfish Charms is a spellbinding blend of grit and glamour, blood and betrayal.
Jenna Collett writes like she’s casting a curse, slowly, beautifully, and with devastating accuracy. If you like your fantasy with high stakes, sharp wit, slow-burn tension, and supernatural beasts with bite, this one’s howling your name.