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House of Wolves
Where pigs play pretend, and wolves hunt, a dark secret is about to be exposed.
Carmen, a determined werewolf journalist at the Dayton Daily, is on a mission to expose the Hunters' sinister activities without compromising her kind's secrecy. When young female werewolves begin to vanish under mysterious circumstances, the werewolf council senses a deeper conspiracy and suspects a police cover-up.
Past relationships with Officer Straw and Wood make Carmen the best candidate to go undercover and infiltrate the police force. The piggish men prove ineffectual, leaving her with no choice but to turn to Sergeant Brick—a man she loathes.
Forced to seduce him to uncover the truth, Carmen is shocked to find a strange connection between her and Brick. As the danger intensifies, Carmen discovers that Brick is hiding beastly secrets of his own.
With higher stakes than ever, Carmen must navigate her growing feelings and the perilous world of werewolves and Hunters to uncover the truth. Can she trust Sergeant Brick, or will his hidden nature lead to her undoing?
House of Wolves can be enjoyed as a continuation of The Wolfish Love Stories or as a stand-alone
Carmen, a determined werewolf journalist at the Dayton Daily, is on a mission to expose the Hunters' sinister activities without compromising her kind's secrecy. When young female werewolves begin to vanish under mysterious circumstances, the werewolf council senses a deeper conspiracy and suspects a police cover-up.
Past relationships with Officer Straw and Wood make Carmen the best candidate to go undercover and infiltrate the police force. The piggish men prove ineffectual, leaving her with no choice but to turn to Sergeant Brick—a man she loathes.
Forced to seduce him to uncover the truth, Carmen is shocked to find a strange connection between her and Brick. As the danger intensifies, Carmen discovers that Brick is hiding beastly secrets of his own.
With higher stakes than ever, Carmen must navigate her growing feelings and the perilous world of werewolves and Hunters to uncover the truth. Can she trust Sergeant Brick, or will his hidden nature lead to her undoing?
House of Wolves can be enjoyed as a continuation of The Wolfish Love Stories or as a stand-alone
309 pages, Paperback
Published May 13, 2025
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G.M. Fairy
16 books524 followersG.M. FAIRY is a #1 best-selling, romance author who dabbles in Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and all things whimsical. She's best known for Get In My Swamp and Pounded by Produce. Her specialty is taking the stories we all know and love and ruining them in the best way possible.
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April 27, 2025
I saw a fan art posted on instagram and rushed into booksirens to read it as an arc. Loved how badass Carmen she was and more sexual then a lot of fmc is in romance books. the dark themes going on in the story was very suspenseful and loved the romance between them. havnt read about Werepigs before but it's now on my mental luste of "monster books" I want to read. didn't read the first book and it didn't ruin it for me but I do see it adds a lot moreif you read the series in order, even if it stands good on its own.
April 23, 2025
G.M. Fairy is the Tolken of smut. I mean it, she knot only gives us readers what we come to expect from our smut books but so much more like a great story where the strong (as long as she’s is sober) female journalist does what ever it takes to get info from our three pigs even having to get close to the Sargent who hates her. Story is five stars and the 🌶️ levels are off the charts. love this book so much I can’t wait to see what comes next.
I received this as an ARC read to give my honest opinion on.
I received this as an ARC read to give my honest opinion on.
July 6, 2025
I'm a sucker for a fairytale retelling. this is the second book I've read from this author. the first one was a little red riding hood. This one is one of the same universe but is the 3 little pigs.
Carmen, the FMC, is unabashedly bold and not afraid to use all of her feminine wiles to get a story. she's the best reporter, and with the kidnapping of multiple girls, she's determined to get solve the case.
Enter the MMC Brick. he's stubborn, and their enemies to lovers saga is fun to watch unfold.
I was given an advanced copy for an honest review.
Carmen, the FMC, is unabashedly bold and not afraid to use all of her feminine wiles to get a story. she's the best reporter, and with the kidnapping of multiple girls, she's determined to get solve the case.
Enter the MMC Brick. he's stubborn, and their enemies to lovers saga is fun to watch unfold.
I was given an advanced copy for an honest review.
April 27, 2025
I’m obsessed with Carmen, what a badass FMC. I’m super excited that G.M. Is choosing to expand this universe. I can’t wait to see what other characters we’ll end up meeting.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
May 13, 2025
I read The Crimson Wolf, you don't have to, but I was glad I did it just added to the alternative world being told by this author.
I loved all the double entendres, innuendos and strong personalities in this not so little piggies tale. There was mystery and a creative twist to this lore-rich alternative take on the Big Bad Wolf.
I loved that the author embraced the animal instincts of the weres, she didn't write them as humans who just shifted. They followed their nose, and reacted a little feral at times 😉.
"We’re so close to ruining this thing—this delectable, delirious pocket of time we’ve found ourselves."
enemies to lovers
forced proximity
knotting
shifters
I received an advanced reader copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
I loved all the double entendres, innuendos and strong personalities in this not so little piggies tale. There was mystery and a creative twist to this lore-rich alternative take on the Big Bad Wolf.
I loved that the author embraced the animal instincts of the weres, she didn't write them as humans who just shifted. They followed their nose, and reacted a little feral at times 😉.
"We’re so close to ruining this thing—this delectable, delirious pocket of time we’ve found ourselves."
enemies to lovers
forced proximity
knotting
shifters
I received an advanced reader copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
May 19, 2025
ARC Review 🐷🐺 House of Wolves by G.M. Fairy just tore through my brain and I LOVED every glorious second of it. Thank you, for letting me ARC-read this shifter romance masterpiece, because holy moonlight, this isn’t just a shifter romance… it’s absolute perfection.
First off, can we talk about the sheer genius of those chapter titles? A table of contents full of pig puns so slick you’d think the Big Bad Wolf himself snuck in to write them—“Men are pigs,” “Hogtied,” “A Pig in Lipstick,” and more. I snorted like an actual pig every. single. time.
Plot? Oh, we’ve got a secret society of weres, and a terrifying trend of were-goers-missing that feels like Grimm Brothers fanfiction on crack. Hunters are trying to slaughter every fur-face in town, and smack in the center of this chaos is our ferocious FMC, Carmen—a wolf reporter hell-bent on exposing every filthy secret.
Stylistically, GM Fairy’s prose flows like melted butter over a hot skillet: smooth, rich, and utterly mouthwatering. The atmosphere? So vivid I swear I could smell the pine forest and feel the tension crackling like electricity in the air.
Let’s dish on our hero, Brick—a head-smashingly sexy cop with more secrets than a politician’s email. He’s playing both sides, and the tension between him and Carmen is nine kinds of delicious torture. He literally tells her, “Don’t wear a skirt.” Cue Carmen’s inner sass-machine: “Oh, I will wear the skirt. Watch me.” Sparks, people. SPARKS.
And the kink? Daddy-breeding fantasies dialed up to eleven, with Brick’s dominating swagger and Carmen’s perpetual, adorable horniness forming the most combustible combo since Mentos met Diet Coke. Their awkward dates had me snorting. there were moments I laughed out loud, sighed wistfully, and then had to fan myself because the sexual tension was that intense.
GM Fairy sprinkling nods to the Three Little Pigs and those delightfully dark Grimm tales was the cherry atop an already bombastic sundae. I won’t spoil too much, but let’s just say these aren’t your grandma’s piggies—or your grandma’s wolves.
And the smut? Chefs-kiss, babe. Top. Freaking. Notch. Scenes so steamy you might need a fire extinguisher for your panties.
First off, can we talk about the sheer genius of those chapter titles? A table of contents full of pig puns so slick you’d think the Big Bad Wolf himself snuck in to write them—“Men are pigs,” “Hogtied,” “A Pig in Lipstick,” and more. I snorted like an actual pig every. single. time.
Plot? Oh, we’ve got a secret society of weres, and a terrifying trend of were-goers-missing that feels like Grimm Brothers fanfiction on crack. Hunters are trying to slaughter every fur-face in town, and smack in the center of this chaos is our ferocious FMC, Carmen—a wolf reporter hell-bent on exposing every filthy secret.
Stylistically, GM Fairy’s prose flows like melted butter over a hot skillet: smooth, rich, and utterly mouthwatering. The atmosphere? So vivid I swear I could smell the pine forest and feel the tension crackling like electricity in the air.
Let’s dish on our hero, Brick—a head-smashingly sexy cop with more secrets than a politician’s email. He’s playing both sides, and the tension between him and Carmen is nine kinds of delicious torture. He literally tells her, “Don’t wear a skirt.” Cue Carmen’s inner sass-machine: “Oh, I will wear the skirt. Watch me.” Sparks, people. SPARKS.
And the kink? Daddy-breeding fantasies dialed up to eleven, with Brick’s dominating swagger and Carmen’s perpetual, adorable horniness forming the most combustible combo since Mentos met Diet Coke. Their awkward dates had me snorting. there were moments I laughed out loud, sighed wistfully, and then had to fan myself because the sexual tension was that intense.
GM Fairy sprinkling nods to the Three Little Pigs and those delightfully dark Grimm tales was the cherry atop an already bombastic sundae. I won’t spoil too much, but let’s just say these aren’t your grandma’s piggies—or your grandma’s wolves.
And the smut? Chefs-kiss, babe. Top. Freaking. Notch. Scenes so steamy you might need a fire extinguisher for your panties.
April 23, 2025
Funny, smutty, and lore-rich, this is one heck of an imaginative take on the big bad wolf.
Werewolf shifter Carmen is a terrible liar: she can’t do it. In her capacity as an investigative journalist, she’s supposed to be using her feminine wiles to look into the possible authorities involved in the murders and disappearances of several young female werewolves. Instead, she tries to extract information from a couple of officers of the law by distracting them with certain “favors” but they hold no inside knowledge.
Turning instead to their sergeant, a prickly, handsome indeterminate shifter who apparently holds Carmen in contempt, she’s a little closer to finding out the truth, but it puts her and the hunky sergeant Brick in mortal peril.
It’s a fun romp, and while I really enjoyed the previous book which paired Carmen’s brother with his mate Red, it isn’t necessary to have read that to enjoy this one.
I was fortunate to have been furnished an advance reader copy from the author and booksirens, and I’m happy to share my honest review.
Werewolf shifter Carmen is a terrible liar: she can’t do it. In her capacity as an investigative journalist, she’s supposed to be using her feminine wiles to look into the possible authorities involved in the murders and disappearances of several young female werewolves. Instead, she tries to extract information from a couple of officers of the law by distracting them with certain “favors” but they hold no inside knowledge.
Turning instead to their sergeant, a prickly, handsome indeterminate shifter who apparently holds Carmen in contempt, she’s a little closer to finding out the truth, but it puts her and the hunky sergeant Brick in mortal peril.
It’s a fun romp, and while I really enjoyed the previous book which paired Carmen’s brother with his mate Red, it isn’t necessary to have read that to enjoy this one.
I was fortunate to have been furnished an advance reader copy from the author and booksirens, and I’m happy to share my honest review.
May 19, 2025
why the fuck was he a werepig
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
September 6, 2025
Oh my god I just simply cannot with this book. I was hooked from the start and maintained my excitement throughout the whole thing. The tension, the high stakes, the praise!!!! 10/10, truly.
I absolutely recommend reading the first book in the series. There are certain things about Weres that are explained in book one that you can pick up on decently early in this book, but there's enough explanation in this one that it's not going to confuse you. Without giving too much away I just want to say that my second favorite GM couple is in this book. I cannot get enough of them and their shenanigans.
*I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. I did pre-order the book though and highly recommend this author every chance I get!*
I absolutely recommend reading the first book in the series. There are certain things about Weres that are explained in book one that you can pick up on decently early in this book, but there's enough explanation in this one that it's not going to confuse you. Without giving too much away I just want to say that my second favorite GM couple is in this book. I cannot get enough of them and their shenanigans.
*I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. I did pre-order the book though and highly recommend this author every chance I get!*
May 13, 2025
Thank you Book Sirens, the publisher and the author for providing this arc!
4 stars
This was such a fun and fast-paced read!
What didn’t work for me:
– I wish we had more side characters. I understand why the cast was limited, but I really missed having a more diverse range of personalities.
– The pace of the chapters was a bit too quick. I usually enjoy short chapters, but something about it didn’t click this time. I know the book is short, but I wish it were just a little longer so we could get more depth and moments in each scene 😔 (That said, don’t worry — the romance wasn’t rushed!)
– I didn’t connect with the male lead. I really liked Carmen, but him… I’m not sure. He just didn’t win me over.
What I loved:
– The plot — super engaging and kept me hooked!
– The writing style. This author pulled me out of two reading slumps — that says it all.
– The sneak peek at the next couple’s story (I was on the floor — I need their book ASAP!)
– The plot twist! Once again, she nailed it.
Overall, a very fun read. The author doesn’t take herself too seriously, and I absolutely love that about her.
(Still not convinced? Go look at the fan art… I knew that would change your mind 😉)
4 stars
This was such a fun and fast-paced read!
What didn’t work for me:
– I wish we had more side characters. I understand why the cast was limited, but I really missed having a more diverse range of personalities.
– The pace of the chapters was a bit too quick. I usually enjoy short chapters, but something about it didn’t click this time. I know the book is short, but I wish it were just a little longer so we could get more depth and moments in each scene 😔 (That said, don’t worry — the romance wasn’t rushed!)
– I didn’t connect with the male lead. I really liked Carmen, but him… I’m not sure. He just didn’t win me over.
What I loved:
– The plot — super engaging and kept me hooked!
– The writing style. This author pulled me out of two reading slumps — that says it all.
– The sneak peek at the next couple’s story (I was on the floor — I need their book ASAP!)
– The plot twist! Once again, she nailed it.
Overall, a very fun read. The author doesn’t take herself too seriously, and I absolutely love that about her.
(Still not convinced? Go look at the fan art… I knew that would change your mind 😉)
May 19, 2025
This is a follow up story to The Crimson Wolf, you do not have to read The Crimson Wolf to enjoy this book. I haven’t read The Crimson Wolf but I 100% will after reading this.
I loved to FMC so much, I loved her confidence and how she was unapologetically herself & did what she wanted no matter what people thought of her. She’s such a badass, she’s also so brave and willing to do whatever she can to help save the female werewolves who are disappearing. The MMC, Brick, took a while for me to warm up to but to be fair it also took Carmen a while to warm up to him too lol. I loved how this enemies to lovers played out, the tension, humor, and spice!! This type of read is new to me, I’ve never really read about werewolves or anything like that before but I really enjoyed it and I’m excited to read more of GM Fairy’s work! Crazy that I ended up here because I discovered her ‘Pounded by Produce,’ what an intro to this author lol. Thank you GM Fairy and Book Sirens for this ARC.
I loved to FMC so much, I loved her confidence and how she was unapologetically herself & did what she wanted no matter what people thought of her. She’s such a badass, she’s also so brave and willing to do whatever she can to help save the female werewolves who are disappearing. The MMC, Brick, took a while for me to warm up to but to be fair it also took Carmen a while to warm up to him too lol. I loved how this enemies to lovers played out, the tension, humor, and spice!! This type of read is new to me, I’ve never really read about werewolves or anything like that before but I really enjoyed it and I’m excited to read more of GM Fairy’s work! Crazy that I ended up here because I discovered her ‘Pounded by Produce,’ what an intro to this author lol. Thank you GM Fairy and Book Sirens for this ARC.
May 13, 2025
When I said fuck the police, this is not what I meant. I’ll allow it this time.
A Three Little Pigs Retelling? Didn’t know I needed this in my life but I am so glad to have read this.
This book follows Carmen, a werewolf who is also a journalist. She’s trying to find out why women werewolf are starting to go missing and appearing up dead. To do so, she goes undercover and gets close to the Sergeant Brick. They HATE each other and we get to read along through all the tension and chaos until they ultimately come together, and cum together. Knotting and fighting, love to see it.
Ever since reading the Crimson Wolf, I have been so excited for this book! And it did not disappoint, G.M. Fairy never fails me. She is the monster romance author for me. I live for the humor and spice, perfect combo for me. I don’t think you NEED to read Crimson Wolf to enjoy this but would definitely recommend.
Will be patiently waiting for the next book!! Thanks to G.M. Fairy and BookSirens for the ARC. ♥
A Three Little Pigs Retelling? Didn’t know I needed this in my life but I am so glad to have read this.
This book follows Carmen, a werewolf who is also a journalist. She’s trying to find out why women werewolf are starting to go missing and appearing up dead. To do so, she goes undercover and gets close to the Sergeant Brick. They HATE each other and we get to read along through all the tension and chaos until they ultimately come together, and cum together. Knotting and fighting, love to see it.
Ever since reading the Crimson Wolf, I have been so excited for this book! And it did not disappoint, G.M. Fairy never fails me. She is the monster romance author for me. I live for the humor and spice, perfect combo for me. I don’t think you NEED to read Crimson Wolf to enjoy this but would definitely recommend.
Will be patiently waiting for the next book!! Thanks to G.M. Fairy and BookSirens for the ARC. ♥
May 13, 2025
House of Wolves is the super spicy follow up to The Crimson Wolf, and I couldn’t wait to see what happened next! It was so fun to see more of Red and Cameron, and I absolutely looved Brick and Carmen!
This story has the perfect amount of plot mixed with wild were instinct and hilarious one liners. I was never bored, and it kept me sucked in! I’m so curious to see how the world keeps expanding in the next book.
Read this if you like:
🐷Three Little Pigs Retelling
🐺Werewolf/Werepig
🐷Fake Dating
🐺Forced Proximity
🐷Knotting
🐺Enemies to Lovers
Thank you so much to G. M. Fairy for sending me a copy for an honest review! 💖
This story has the perfect amount of plot mixed with wild were instinct and hilarious one liners. I was never bored, and it kept me sucked in! I’m so curious to see how the world keeps expanding in the next book.
Read this if you like:
🐷Three Little Pigs Retelling
🐺Werewolf/Werepig
🐷Fake Dating
🐺Forced Proximity
🐷Knotting
🐺Enemies to Lovers
Thank you so much to G. M. Fairy for sending me a copy for an honest review! 💖
May 7, 2025
***ARC Book Review***
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
G.M. Fairy did it again! 👏
This retelling of The Three Little Pigs is definitely worth the read! This book picks up after the first of this series but goes over the story of Carmen and her “enemy” Bryce Brick! The chemistry between these two is *chefs kiss* definitely worth the wait. The set up for the villain/true enemy was also great! I kinda got the vibe in the beginning but the way it was revealed was great.
Can’t wait for the next book of this series!
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
G.M. Fairy did it again! 👏
This retelling of The Three Little Pigs is definitely worth the read! This book picks up after the first of this series but goes over the story of Carmen and her “enemy” Bryce Brick! The chemistry between these two is *chefs kiss* definitely worth the wait. The set up for the villain/true enemy was also great! I kinda got the vibe in the beginning but the way it was revealed was great.
Can’t wait for the next book of this series!
May 19, 2025
An absolute great story! While I do think it could’ve played to the three little pigs story a bit more, (having more than one “pig”)I loved how this story turned out! It was interesting throughout out the whole story and I did not want to put it down.
May 8, 2025
Kickaz FMC who blows the 3 pigs down!
Carmen is strong and broken no apologies, I love that. This is a great spin on a classic. It’s fresh and fun with a darkness I dig! I couldn’t put it down it had me howling at the moon all night long!!
Carmen is strong and broken no apologies, I love that. This is a great spin on a classic. It’s fresh and fun with a darkness I dig! I couldn’t put it down it had me howling at the moon all night long!!
June 30, 2025
I decided to read this book based on the subtitle alone, A Three Little Pigs Love Story. I mean this with respect the story sounded wild especially since the main female character is a werewolf. I've never been sold on a book concept faster and this book did not disappoint.
Now I will say that I did have several issues with this book, but Fairy's writing allowed me to be so engrossed in the story that at the end of the day the fun, sultry vibes outweighed any negatives.
First, Carmen seemed so contradictory throughout the book. To a certain extent that made sense as her role in uncovering the disappearance of the missing female werewolves is as emotional as it is dangerous. However, I did feel that she vacillated too much at times between being strong and empowered and buying into the patriarchy.
Also, while the spicy scenes were giving heavy spice in some ways I felt that they overpowered the narrative. I mean even the characters admit that they are having sex at the most insane times. So, I'm a bit confused as to why that narrative choice was made rather than delving a little deeper into some information on the hunters or the Secret Supernatural Police Department.
Finally, I know that you are not required to read the first book in this series (which I did not) to follow the storyline. I think in part that is true because I was able to follow the plot and characters in this work, but I did feel that perhaps some of my questions about the interworkings of the supernatural world would have been clearer if I had started the series in order.
Overall, I loved the tension and spice that Fairy brought to this work. I am excited to read the first book in the series and the upcoming third book in the series. Even though there were a few things that I would like clarified in this work reading it was enjoyable and Fairy has made me wholly invested in this world. I would recommend you pick it up for a fun summer read.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Cursing, Death, Sexual content, Sexual violence, Violence, Forced institutionalization, Blood, Kidnapping, Murder, Alcohol
Moderate: Grief, Pregnancy
Minor: Rape
The police department of the town features prominently in this book, as you probably guessed pig is a pejorative. There are discussions of a police cover-up of a crime.
Now I will say that I did have several issues with this book, but Fairy's writing allowed me to be so engrossed in the story that at the end of the day the fun, sultry vibes outweighed any negatives.
First, Carmen seemed so contradictory throughout the book. To a certain extent that made sense as her role in uncovering the disappearance of the missing female werewolves is as emotional as it is dangerous. However, I did feel that she vacillated too much at times between being strong and empowered and buying into the patriarchy.
Also, while the spicy scenes were giving heavy spice in some ways I felt that they overpowered the narrative. I mean even the characters admit that they are having sex at the most insane times. So, I'm a bit confused as to why that narrative choice was made rather than delving a little deeper into some information on the hunters or the Secret Supernatural Police Department.
Finally, I know that you are not required to read the first book in this series (which I did not) to follow the storyline. I think in part that is true because I was able to follow the plot and characters in this work, but I did feel that perhaps some of my questions about the interworkings of the supernatural world would have been clearer if I had started the series in order.
Overall, I loved the tension and spice that Fairy brought to this work. I am excited to read the first book in the series and the upcoming third book in the series. Even though there were a few things that I would like clarified in this work reading it was enjoyable and Fairy has made me wholly invested in this world. I would recommend you pick it up for a fun summer read.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Cursing, Death, Sexual content, Sexual violence, Violence, Forced institutionalization, Blood, Kidnapping, Murder, Alcohol
Moderate: Grief, Pregnancy
Minor: Rape
The police department of the town features prominently in this book, as you probably guessed pig is a pejorative. There are discussions of a police cover-up of a crime.
April 24, 2025
Thank you to Book Sirens and G.M. Fairy for the ARC.
Plot 2.5/5
Characters 3/5
Ending 2/5
Interest 2.5/5
Overall 2.5/5
-I didn’t particularly love the first book when I read it, but it was entertaining enough for me to read this book. I kind of felt like it was a waste of my time. I didn’t feel particularly attached to anything that was going on. There were a lot of reasons for this but the main one was the sex. Everything was surrounding sex and it just suddenly happened in the worst of moments and I truly ask myself, can’t they control themselves? There is such a thing as a time and place for those kinds of activities. Because the plot line itself was interesting and had potential to involve into something good but the way it was actually developed, I couldn’t get attached.
-Like I said previously, these characters are obsessed with sex. They can’t control themselves and just start jumping each other’s bones whenever they were together and sometimes didn’t even wait until they were alone to express their “need” to have sex. Other than that, the characters weren’t bad or anything but I didn’t particularly feel for them. Their relationship, apart from all of the sexual content, was too rushed. It was supposed to be some sort of enemies to lovers, secret motives type thing but it didn’t make any sense for me. They hated each other, suddenly went on a date and then, they just start having sex and suddenly love each other. Sure.
-Now, I get were-wolves and all of that, but a were-pig? I couldn’t get passed that. I understand that it’s a retelling but I didn’t need all of the creatures reappearing in this book and the fact that they were talking about a were-pig form, I just couldn’t. Other than that aspect, there were other moments where I couldn’t quite get why. She was captured, he was a triple agent or whatever he was, they escape, they love each other, everyone is saved and the perpetrators escape without a trace to leave enough content for future books. It was all rushed and I could tell that the main focus was the sex as opposed to the actually interesting storyline.
Plot 2.5/5
Characters 3/5
Ending 2/5
Interest 2.5/5
Overall 2.5/5
-I didn’t particularly love the first book when I read it, but it was entertaining enough for me to read this book. I kind of felt like it was a waste of my time. I didn’t feel particularly attached to anything that was going on. There were a lot of reasons for this but the main one was the sex. Everything was surrounding sex and it just suddenly happened in the worst of moments and I truly ask myself, can’t they control themselves? There is such a thing as a time and place for those kinds of activities. Because the plot line itself was interesting and had potential to involve into something good but the way it was actually developed, I couldn’t get attached.
-Like I said previously, these characters are obsessed with sex. They can’t control themselves and just start jumping each other’s bones whenever they were together and sometimes didn’t even wait until they were alone to express their “need” to have sex. Other than that, the characters weren’t bad or anything but I didn’t particularly feel for them. Their relationship, apart from all of the sexual content, was too rushed. It was supposed to be some sort of enemies to lovers, secret motives type thing but it didn’t make any sense for me. They hated each other, suddenly went on a date and then, they just start having sex and suddenly love each other. Sure.
-Now, I get were-wolves and all of that, but a were-pig? I couldn’t get passed that. I understand that it’s a retelling but I didn’t need all of the creatures reappearing in this book and the fact that they were talking about a were-pig form, I just couldn’t. Other than that aspect, there were other moments where I couldn’t quite get why. She was captured, he was a triple agent or whatever he was, they escape, they love each other, everyone is saved and the perpetrators escape without a trace to leave enough content for future books. It was all rushed and I could tell that the main focus was the sex as opposed to the actually interesting storyline.
May 30, 2025
When I started reading, I was truly really hopeful, the beginning of the book definitely could have gotten 4 stars from me, probably up until 1/3 of the way in. After that, the book really started to decline. It was rife with typos, some of which made certain scenes confusing, even without typos, some scenes were confusing; there were parts containing simple plot holes that could have easily been rectified too.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
The premise of the book I thought was interesting and the sex scenes were overall okay. The characters seemed more interesting at first but as the book went on, they became more and more bland and by the end, I wasn't invested in what happened to them. The "plot twists" were handled okay, if a bit on the nose. Throughout the book, some scenes were really good but some felt like a copout, especially when it really seemed to matter that a scene was fleshed out. The ending felt rushed and like an afterthought, sex scenes were the main motivator through the plot. Which isn't inherently a bad thing, but the book feigns like it's plot-centered and it's not. A more slice-of-life vibe would have made it better, but the "intrigue/mystery" felt forced and not like an actual driver for the characters.
I liked the authors general style of writing and could see myself really enjoying reading more from this author if some of these issues are addressed in the future. In order to get 5 stars from me, this version of the book needs to be treated like a draft and revisions need to be done, especially for things like typos that should have been fixed long before being sent to the public. A book having a handful of typos in 200-300 pages is fine, but a handful per chapter is way too many.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
The premise of the book I thought was interesting and the sex scenes were overall okay. The characters seemed more interesting at first but as the book went on, they became more and more bland and by the end, I wasn't invested in what happened to them. The "plot twists" were handled okay, if a bit on the nose. Throughout the book, some scenes were really good but some felt like a copout, especially when it really seemed to matter that a scene was fleshed out. The ending felt rushed and like an afterthought, sex scenes were the main motivator through the plot. Which isn't inherently a bad thing, but the book feigns like it's plot-centered and it's not. A more slice-of-life vibe would have made it better, but the "intrigue/mystery" felt forced and not like an actual driver for the characters.
I liked the authors general style of writing and could see myself really enjoying reading more from this author if some of these issues are addressed in the future. In order to get 5 stars from me, this version of the book needs to be treated like a draft and revisions need to be done, especially for things like typos that should have been fixed long before being sent to the public. A book having a handful of typos in 200-300 pages is fine, but a handful per chapter is way too many.
May 13, 2025
🌟Enemies to Lovers
🌟Shifters
🌟Forced Proximity
🌟Hidden Identities
🌟Banter
🌟Fated Mates
🌟Knotting
🌟🌶️🌶️🌶️
If GM Fairy writes it, I’m 𝙞𝙣. No questions asked. She always delivers a steamy, wildly entertaining story with the perfect amount of heart—and 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐖𝐨𝐥𝐯𝐞𝐬 is no exception.
From the jump, I was hooked on the heated tension between Carmen and Sergeant Brick. Their dynamic is the perfect blend of snark and smolder—equal parts enemies and something way more dangerous. The push and pull between them is 𝙘𝙝𝙚𝙛'𝙨 𝙠𝙞𝙨𝙨, and you can practically 𝘧𝘦𝘦𝘭 the heat simmering beneath all that animosity. And when that tension finally snaps? Whew. There’s no going back.
But this story isn’t just spice and banter—it’s got bite. Carmen’s investigation into the mysterious deaths of young female Weres means working alongside the very man she can barely stand… or maybe can’t stop thinking about. Can she trust Brick? Should she?
With twists, secrets, and sizzling chemistry, this one’s a ride from start to finish. I loved every second of it!
Special thanks to the author and BookSirens for the gifted copy 💕
🌟Shifters
🌟Forced Proximity
🌟Hidden Identities
🌟Banter
🌟Fated Mates
🌟Knotting
🌟🌶️🌶️🌶️
If GM Fairy writes it, I’m 𝙞𝙣. No questions asked. She always delivers a steamy, wildly entertaining story with the perfect amount of heart—and 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐖𝐨𝐥𝐯𝐞𝐬 is no exception.
From the jump, I was hooked on the heated tension between Carmen and Sergeant Brick. Their dynamic is the perfect blend of snark and smolder—equal parts enemies and something way more dangerous. The push and pull between them is 𝙘𝙝𝙚𝙛'𝙨 𝙠𝙞𝙨𝙨, and you can practically 𝘧𝘦𝘦𝘭 the heat simmering beneath all that animosity. And when that tension finally snaps? Whew. There’s no going back.
But this story isn’t just spice and banter—it’s got bite. Carmen’s investigation into the mysterious deaths of young female Weres means working alongside the very man she can barely stand… or maybe can’t stop thinking about. Can she trust Brick? Should she?
With twists, secrets, and sizzling chemistry, this one’s a ride from start to finish. I loved every second of it!
Special thanks to the author and BookSirens for the gifted copy 💕
April 28, 2025
✨ARC Review✨
I don't know what I was expecting, but I should have learned by now that (in the best possible way) you never get what you expect from a G.M Fairy book 😍
House of Wolves is a deliciously dark Three Little Pigs retelling. It has an intoxicating, broody, almost claustrophobic feeling atmosphere and a story that sucks you right in from the beginning and keeps you there.
Carmen & Brick's chemistry is perfection. Her strong, bratty attitude pitted against his reserved and (mostly) composed nature makes the air thick with tension.
The spicy scenes are hot👏as👏hell! Wands at the ready ladies, this one's gonna get knotty 😬
The revelation about what's happening to the Were girls is so depraved and inventive! I would never have guessed that in a million lifetimes.
Honestly the ending nearly took me out... it's so adorable and wholesome.
Oh and the little piggy references throughout really made me chuckle 😄
Can't wait to read Grimm's story.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily
I don't know what I was expecting, but I should have learned by now that (in the best possible way) you never get what you expect from a G.M Fairy book 😍
House of Wolves is a deliciously dark Three Little Pigs retelling. It has an intoxicating, broody, almost claustrophobic feeling atmosphere and a story that sucks you right in from the beginning and keeps you there.
Carmen & Brick's chemistry is perfection. Her strong, bratty attitude pitted against his reserved and (mostly) composed nature makes the air thick with tension.
The spicy scenes are hot👏as👏hell! Wands at the ready ladies, this one's gonna get knotty 😬
The revelation about what's happening to the Were girls is so depraved and inventive! I would never have guessed that in a million lifetimes.
Honestly the ending nearly took me out... it's so adorable and wholesome.
Oh and the little piggy references throughout really made me chuckle 😄
Can't wait to read Grimm's story.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily
May 13, 2025
There’s nothing fairytale-sweet about House of Wolves, and that’s exactly what makes it such a knockout. G.M. Fairy delivers a gritty, sexy, and darkly imaginative retelling of The Three Little Pigs with claws, snouts, and secrets — and I was absolutely feral for every moment.
Carmen is everything I want in a heroine: bold, a bit messy, and totally unapologetic. As a werewolf journalist on the hunt for truth, she finds herself tangled in a case darker than she ever expected — young werewolf women are disappearing, and the trail leads straight to the door of the local police force… where three aptly named officers (Straw, Wood, and Brick) might know more than they’re letting on.
To get answers, Carmen has to go undercover. Her reluctant partnership — and sizzling enemies-to-lovers tension — with Sergeant Brick is where this book truly ignites. Brick is broody, mysterious, and hiding beastly secrets of his own. Their chemistry? Pure animal instinct. The forced proximity, the bratty banter, the absolutely feral spicy scenes… yes, it’s knotty, and yes, it’s glorious.
What I love most is how we aren't just given smut for smut’s sake. There’s a well-built world here, steeped in lore, with were-animal dynamics that actually feel primal. The mystery plot has real weight, and the twist about the disappearances? Disturbing in the best way — original, bold, and shocking.
If you like:
• Enemies to lovers
• Feral, scent-driven shifters
• Witty double entendres
• Hot, hairy boar men (yes, really)
• Fairy tale retellings with teeth
…then House of Wolves is absolutely your next obsession.
Thanks to G.M. Fairy and BookSirens for the ARC — I’m happily, voluntarily leaving this review and already counting down to Grimm’s story!
Carmen is everything I want in a heroine: bold, a bit messy, and totally unapologetic. As a werewolf journalist on the hunt for truth, she finds herself tangled in a case darker than she ever expected — young werewolf women are disappearing, and the trail leads straight to the door of the local police force… where three aptly named officers (Straw, Wood, and Brick) might know more than they’re letting on.
To get answers, Carmen has to go undercover. Her reluctant partnership — and sizzling enemies-to-lovers tension — with Sergeant Brick is where this book truly ignites. Brick is broody, mysterious, and hiding beastly secrets of his own. Their chemistry? Pure animal instinct. The forced proximity, the bratty banter, the absolutely feral spicy scenes… yes, it’s knotty, and yes, it’s glorious.
What I love most is how we aren't just given smut for smut’s sake. There’s a well-built world here, steeped in lore, with were-animal dynamics that actually feel primal. The mystery plot has real weight, and the twist about the disappearances? Disturbing in the best way — original, bold, and shocking.
If you like:
• Enemies to lovers
• Feral, scent-driven shifters
• Witty double entendres
• Hot, hairy boar men (yes, really)
• Fairy tale retellings with teeth
…then House of Wolves is absolutely your next obsession.
Thanks to G.M. Fairy and BookSirens for the ARC — I’m happily, voluntarily leaving this review and already counting down to Grimm’s story!
May 19, 2025
I enjoyed this one and getting to explore these characters in more detail, seeing sides of them that we’ve only had glimpses of in the first book, I could easily see us being able to explore these characters even more in another book revolved around them. Carmen is a very determined character that works incredibly hard to achieve her goals, whilst also protecting the ones she loves. Watching that get unbalanced by Brick was entertaining to watch, especially when Brick is off centre himself. We also got to explore new sides to the story that we had been introduced to in the first book, which I can’t wait to explore more of in the third, as the MMC in that one is going to be really interesting to explore. The writing flowed really nicely and immerses you into the world and picks up nicely from the first book whilst also giving you enough backstory for those who wish to read them individually.
May 13, 2025
Special Thanks to the Author G.M Fairy for gifting me this book, All Opinions are my own!
I ate this book up and G.M Fairy left no crumbs. G.M Fairy Writes Monster/shift smut like no other and This one is just so good! I just love how she perfectly writes in the smut and It pairs perfectly with the plot of the story. Carmen is one of the few FMCs that is very expressive and in touch with her sexuality. This book wasn’t just about smut there was a lot of suspense, mystery, and one bada** FMC! I do recommend reading the first book in this series but that’s just because this series is just so beautifully written 🖤 House of Wolves can be read as a standalone! I can’t wait to read what G.M Fairy Writes next in this series I’m curious to see what characters are moving on into the next book! 🖤
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️
I ate this book up and G.M Fairy left no crumbs. G.M Fairy Writes Monster/shift smut like no other and This one is just so good! I just love how she perfectly writes in the smut and It pairs perfectly with the plot of the story. Carmen is one of the few FMCs that is very expressive and in touch with her sexuality. This book wasn’t just about smut there was a lot of suspense, mystery, and one bada** FMC! I do recommend reading the first book in this series but that’s just because this series is just so beautifully written 🖤 House of Wolves can be read as a standalone! I can’t wait to read what G.M Fairy Writes next in this series I’m curious to see what characters are moving on into the next book! 🖤
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️
May 15, 2025
Did I ever think I'd ready a were-pig story? (Or a cop romance for that matter) No, but GM Fairy wrote it, so I felt compelled.
Carmen is a werewolf reporter who tries to seduce two former cop "pig" flings in order to find information on multiple missing young werewolf women. Straw is dumber than a box of rocks. Wood is just a straight-up predator. When she couldn't find much from these two, she's sent to seduce Sargent Brick, the cop who knows about weres, and also hates her. She thinks.
Now, I definitely didn't read the blurb closely because I thought this was an RH, and when I met Straw and Wood, I was so concerned because they suck. Also, check the TW as there are some darker themes.
Now, my dyslexic self struggled with Cameron and Carmen. It's very cute that the siblings have similar names, but I was constantly lost when they were in the same scene.
ARC
Carmen is a werewolf reporter who tries to seduce two former cop "pig" flings in order to find information on multiple missing young werewolf women. Straw is dumber than a box of rocks. Wood is just a straight-up predator. When she couldn't find much from these two, she's sent to seduce Sargent Brick, the cop who knows about weres, and also hates her. She thinks.
Now, I definitely didn't read the blurb closely because I thought this was an RH, and when I met Straw and Wood, I was so concerned because they suck. Also, check the TW as there are some darker themes.
Now, my dyslexic self struggled with Cameron and Carmen. It's very cute that the siblings have similar names, but I was constantly lost when they were in the same scene.
ARC
June 2, 2025
A fastpaced, smutty, romcom'esque shifterromance.
After reading the story I went back to the blurb because this story wasn't really what I expected. For me personally, the story has a high romcom vibe to it, but I know its not labeled as one.
What I liked is that the pace was fast, without taking from the story to much. The writing was good and the enemies to lovers energy is high. But the story lacked depth and it felt forced to me.
The fmc Carmen has a big mouth and is very full of herself, throughout the entire book her dialog confirms us how perfect she is. She has many remarks that are supposed to be witty and fun, but fell flat to me.
However if you like smut and don't mind the lack of depth, this will probably be right up your lane!
Thank you very much for this ARC opportunity!
After reading the story I went back to the blurb because this story wasn't really what I expected. For me personally, the story has a high romcom vibe to it, but I know its not labeled as one.
What I liked is that the pace was fast, without taking from the story to much. The writing was good and the enemies to lovers energy is high. But the story lacked depth and it felt forced to me.
The fmc Carmen has a big mouth and is very full of herself, throughout the entire book her dialog confirms us how perfect she is. She has many remarks that are supposed to be witty and fun, but fell flat to me.
However if you like smut and don't mind the lack of depth, this will probably be right up your lane!
Thank you very much for this ARC opportunity!
June 29, 2025
After enjoying The Crimson Wolf, I was excited to read this book, set in the same world, and I certainly wasn't disappointed. If you have read the first book, just gives a better understanding of the background and a deeper understanding of Red and Cameron's relationship.
This book, however, can be read as a standalone adventure and tells the story of Carmen and Brick. Another great supernatural adult fantasy with some dark themes, but still great banter and humour, good characters, enemies-to-lovers chemistry and unexpected developments with a few twists and turns in the plot. Told from the POV of Carmen, who makes a great kickass female protagonist and enjoyed getting to see a different side to her this time around.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
This book, however, can be read as a standalone adventure and tells the story of Carmen and Brick. Another great supernatural adult fantasy with some dark themes, but still great banter and humour, good characters, enemies-to-lovers chemistry and unexpected developments with a few twists and turns in the plot. Told from the POV of Carmen, who makes a great kickass female protagonist and enjoyed getting to see a different side to her this time around.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
October 10, 2025
What To Expect:
- enemies to lovers
- shifters
- werewolf x pig shifter
- three little
- pigs retelling
- fake dating
- forced proximity
- knotting
- spicy
g.m. fairy has such fun and creative stories. they really are unique, fairytale retellings with a lot of spice.
this book is a follow up of the crimson wolf so if you have read that one you will get more of red and cameron in this one. but onto the mc's in the house of wolves, brick and carmen are such great characters. the two of them banter a lot, like in the true enemies to lovers fashion and i ate up every single bit of it!
i cant wait to read more of g.m. fairy's books. and i definitely can't wait to see what fairytale she will make a spicy retelling of next.
thank you booksirens for giving me the opportunity to read this!
- enemies to lovers
- shifters
- werewolf x pig shifter
- three little
- pigs retelling
- fake dating
- forced proximity
- knotting
- spicy
g.m. fairy has such fun and creative stories. they really are unique, fairytale retellings with a lot of spice.
this book is a follow up of the crimson wolf so if you have read that one you will get more of red and cameron in this one. but onto the mc's in the house of wolves, brick and carmen are such great characters. the two of them banter a lot, like in the true enemies to lovers fashion and i ate up every single bit of it!
i cant wait to read more of g.m. fairy's books. and i definitely can't wait to see what fairytale she will make a spicy retelling of next.
thank you booksirens for giving me the opportunity to read this!
April 27, 2025
I had the chance to read the ARC for this book through BookSirens. I was hooked from the first chapter. ‘House of Wolves’ was spicy, funny, and an amazing, modern take on the ‘Three Little Pigs’ story. I love that it was an enemies to lovers trope, especially between Carmen and Sergeant Brick, even though Brick has his reasons of “wanting” to dislike Carmen. But the spice and tension between Brick and Carmen was so euphoric. It was chef's kiss. This is my second book by this author and I knew what I was going into when I started reading this book. I loved every minute of it! This is a standalone but I do want to read the first book from the Wolfish Love Stories. So I am planning to read that one and continue with the series.
‘House of Wolves’ comes out May 13, 2025
‘House of Wolves’ comes out May 13, 2025
May 22, 2025
I was drawn to this book because of the concept of the story. There are lots of fairy tale retellings, but this is my first reading one about the Three Little Pigs. I liked this book a lot. A nice mix of suspense and romance.
Carmen and Brick were for sure giving off enemies to lovers vibes. I get Carmen going undercover to help solve the case by getting with the different guys, but I did not feel any connections with them like I did Brick.
There were many times where I found myself laughing out loud. Even my husband would pay attention and comment. There was a part of the story where it was really serious, and Carmen and Brick had an intimate situation. It was a funny moment to the dark situation. I will be checking out more books from this author.
Carmen and Brick were for sure giving off enemies to lovers vibes. I get Carmen going undercover to help solve the case by getting with the different guys, but I did not feel any connections with them like I did Brick.
There were many times where I found myself laughing out loud. Even my husband would pay attention and comment. There was a part of the story where it was really serious, and Carmen and Brick had an intimate situation. It was a funny moment to the dark situation. I will be checking out more books from this author.
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