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The Werewolf's Wrong Mate
351 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 12, 2026
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September 25, 2026
Loved the Sarcasm, But Someone Get This Girl a Healing Potion!
The book hooks you immediately, throwing Cassie right into a dramatic, moonlit werewolf ceremony while she is trying to endure her sister and ex-boyfriend's wedding. The best part of the story is Cassie herself. Her sharp wit, smart mouth, and endless sarcasm are absolute perfection. Her banter with every single character is incredibly entertaining and never misses a beat.
The romance between Cassie and Ian is also beautifully paced—it feels completely natural, never rushing too fast or dragging on too slow. Plus, the plot has just the right amount of moving pieces without feeling overcrowded.
My main gripe is that Cassie spends almost the entire book injured and healing. While I get what the author was going for, it got a bit frustrating. It felt like her mate bond and the mate mark should have helped speed up her recovery. The pacing also dries up a bit in the middle, leaving you waiting for the plot to move along. Once the story hits those big milestones, it completely delivers.
The book hooks you immediately, throwing Cassie right into a dramatic, moonlit werewolf ceremony while she is trying to endure her sister and ex-boyfriend's wedding. The best part of the story is Cassie herself. Her sharp wit, smart mouth, and endless sarcasm are absolute perfection. Her banter with every single character is incredibly entertaining and never misses a beat.
The romance between Cassie and Ian is also beautifully paced—it feels completely natural, never rushing too fast or dragging on too slow. Plus, the plot has just the right amount of moving pieces without feeling overcrowded.
My main gripe is that Cassie spends almost the entire book injured and healing. While I get what the author was going for, it got a bit frustrating. It felt like her mate bond and the mate mark should have helped speed up her recovery. The pacing also dries up a bit in the middle, leaving you waiting for the plot to move along. Once the story hits those big milestones, it completely delivers.
September 12, 2026
Review of advanced copy received from author.
The Werewolf’s Wrong Mate follows Cassie, the unfortunate bridesmaid to her sister and cheating ex, who ends up stumbling upon something she shouldn’t at the wedding resort and winds up a werewolf’s mate.
I enjoyed Cassie’s personality and the layered dynamics of her familial relationships. I wish we had seen a little more of that, as once the werewolf aspect was introduced we lost a bit of the comedy that came from the family and their complex situation. However, I did like getting to see the different interpretation of the classic werewolf and how she structured the pack and traditions versus the unexpected human mate. There was enough given to make sense within this story and enough hinted at to make me want to learn more about this supernatural side of the world.
I liked the plot of the book and thought both the external conflict and internal conflicts of Cassie and Ian were well done. The dual pov really helped with this. The only part that caused me to be disconnected from the story at times was the dialogue. I could see the intent for it to be witty and full of banter, but at times it felt a bit too complex and overdone to where it didnt feel natural.
Overall, though I enjoyed the story and seeing how the characters grew by the end. I appreciated that it didn’t end in a cliffhanger but it left room for the possibility of a sequel or even a different characters story in the world.
The Werewolf’s Wrong Mate follows Cassie, the unfortunate bridesmaid to her sister and cheating ex, who ends up stumbling upon something she shouldn’t at the wedding resort and winds up a werewolf’s mate.
I enjoyed Cassie’s personality and the layered dynamics of her familial relationships. I wish we had seen a little more of that, as once the werewolf aspect was introduced we lost a bit of the comedy that came from the family and their complex situation. However, I did like getting to see the different interpretation of the classic werewolf and how she structured the pack and traditions versus the unexpected human mate. There was enough given to make sense within this story and enough hinted at to make me want to learn more about this supernatural side of the world.
I liked the plot of the book and thought both the external conflict and internal conflicts of Cassie and Ian were well done. The dual pov really helped with this. The only part that caused me to be disconnected from the story at times was the dialogue. I could see the intent for it to be witty and full of banter, but at times it felt a bit too complex and overdone to where it didnt feel natural.
Overall, though I enjoyed the story and seeing how the characters grew by the end. I appreciated that it didn’t end in a cliffhanger but it left room for the possibility of a sequel or even a different characters story in the world.
September 16, 2026
She should have been enjoying her sister wedding to her ex that cheated on her with her. Yes I said it but she is being captured and bitten by a werewolf. Time is at the essence here and well she live being a human or will she die. Along with bumps in the road to make sure she is a fit for there pack. Bring a human and proving yourself just went to a different level!
This book follows Cassie and her werewolf. But at time I notice and felt like it repeated itself a lot. The whole book was suck in a time worp and really only talking about her being bit and what that means. Along with it keep coming back to her sister wedding. There would be a few things that would get past that and I felt like those parts were very rushed and should have been a more of a place holder. But then the end again turn around and went back to the wedding and why it wasn’t happening. This wasn’t bad at all but if the stuff that was repeated a lot was taken out it would have been more higher of a star rating for me.
I loved the bond that both Cassie’s and her mate had and needed more of a future with that! If there is going to be a book two I would look forward to see what happens with them both.
3.5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️.✨ unfortunately Goodreads can’t give 1/2 stars …
-Screams and Reviews 🖤💋📚
This book follows Cassie and her werewolf. But at time I notice and felt like it repeated itself a lot. The whole book was suck in a time worp and really only talking about her being bit and what that means. Along with it keep coming back to her sister wedding. There would be a few things that would get past that and I felt like those parts were very rushed and should have been a more of a place holder. But then the end again turn around and went back to the wedding and why it wasn’t happening. This wasn’t bad at all but if the stuff that was repeated a lot was taken out it would have been more higher of a star rating for me.
I loved the bond that both Cassie’s and her mate had and needed more of a future with that! If there is going to be a book two I would look forward to see what happens with them both.
3.5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️.✨ unfortunately Goodreads can’t give 1/2 stars …
-Screams and Reviews 🖤💋📚
September 5, 2026
Review of advance copy received from Author
The Werewolf’s Wrong Mate was such a fun, spicy and exciting paranormal romance. It had werewolves, mystery, danger, family drama, plenty of humor and so much chemistry. Basically, it had everything I needed to keep me entertained!
I loved Cassie’s sarcasm and determination but Ian was definitely one of my favorite parts of the story. He was dangerous, protective and possessive, while also being incredibly respectful of Cassie. He listened to her, respected her boundaries and always made sure her choices remained her own. Honestly, everyone needs an Ian in their lives!
I also appreciated that the story didn’t ignore the difficult circumstances surrounding their connection. It gave their relationship more emotional depth and made the development of trust between them feel much more meaningful.
The supporting characters made the story even better. Aunt Linda was hilarious, completely unfiltered and easily one of my favorites. And of course, tiny Henry stole every scene he was in. That little dog brought so much personality and chaos to the story and I absolutely loved him.
At its heart, this was a romance built around respect, trust and choice. Ian and Cassie were perfect for each other, even if she was technically the “wrong” mate. Definitely another five star read for me!
The Werewolf’s Wrong Mate was such a fun, spicy and exciting paranormal romance. It had werewolves, mystery, danger, family drama, plenty of humor and so much chemistry. Basically, it had everything I needed to keep me entertained!
I loved Cassie’s sarcasm and determination but Ian was definitely one of my favorite parts of the story. He was dangerous, protective and possessive, while also being incredibly respectful of Cassie. He listened to her, respected her boundaries and always made sure her choices remained her own. Honestly, everyone needs an Ian in their lives!
I also appreciated that the story didn’t ignore the difficult circumstances surrounding their connection. It gave their relationship more emotional depth and made the development of trust between them feel much more meaningful.
The supporting characters made the story even better. Aunt Linda was hilarious, completely unfiltered and easily one of my favorites. And of course, tiny Henry stole every scene he was in. That little dog brought so much personality and chaos to the story and I absolutely loved him.
At its heart, this was a romance built around respect, trust and choice. Ian and Cassie were perfect for each other, even if she was technically the “wrong” mate. Definitely another five star read for me!
Review of advance copy received from Author
3½/5
I really enjoyed the beginning of The Werewolf Wrong Mate. I loved the family dynamic and the comedy, and Cassie was funny and relatable.
But somewhere along the way, it felt like the story shifted into a completely different book. It became much more focused on the werewolf lore, recovery, pack politics, and romance, while the family/comedy side that originally pulled me in took a backseat.
There were some spicy parts, but it wasn’t overly spicy.
I can definitely see why people would enjoy this one, and I’d probably recommend it if you’re into paranormal romance. It just wasn’t entirely for me.
I really enjoyed the beginning of The Werewolf Wrong Mate. I loved the family dynamic and the comedy, and Cassie was funny and relatable.
But somewhere along the way, it felt like the story shifted into a completely different book. It became much more focused on the werewolf lore, recovery, pack politics, and romance, while the family/comedy side that originally pulled me in took a backseat.
There were some spicy parts, but it wasn’t overly spicy.
I can definitely see why people would enjoy this one, and I’d probably recommend it if you’re into paranormal romance. It just wasn’t entirely for me.
Review of advance copy received from Author
The emotional depth in this book is something I truly wasn't prepared for. I immediately fell in love with Cassie's character and the relationship she had with her father.
When I say this book devastated me I mean it completely devastated me. Poppy did so well writing these heavy topics because let me tell you it felt like I was experiencing all of Cassie's emotions. Talk about total gut punch.
Of course the crash landing Cassie made in Ian's life stole the show. Their relationship although rocky in the beginning became swoon worthy by the ending
An absolutely beautiful love story. P.S aunt Linda needs her own book ASAP.
When I say this book devastated me I mean it completely devastated me. Poppy did so well writing these heavy topics because let me tell you it felt like I was experiencing all of Cassie's emotions. Talk about total gut punch.
Of course the crash landing Cassie made in Ian's life stole the show. Their relationship although rocky in the beginning became swoon worthy by the ending
An absolutely beautiful love story. P.S aunt Linda needs her own book ASAP.
September 12, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ read
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Tropes: fated mates, forced proximity, human x werewolf, small town, touch her and die, opposites attract, morally grey, slow burn
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I dived straight into this book without checking the blurb to make sure I knew the plot. I liked that there were so many layers to each character and how many themes were discussed.
The best part? The pure sass and banter from Cassie in every single situation.
Special mention goes to Aunt Linda for being a pure force to be reckoned with
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Tropes: fated mates, forced proximity, human x werewolf, small town, touch her and die, opposites attract, morally grey, slow burn
•
I dived straight into this book without checking the blurb to make sure I knew the plot. I liked that there were so many layers to each character and how many themes were discussed.
The best part? The pure sass and banter from Cassie in every single situation.
Special mention goes to Aunt Linda for being a pure force to be reckoned with
November 2, 2026
If only…
Amazing job! I loved this book! Strong heroine, amazing “wolves” written like a werewolf story should be! Thank you. I am ever so hopeful when I look for more books by you, I won’t be disappointed. Just one thing, the title is a too weak for such a strong book.
Amazing job! I loved this book! Strong heroine, amazing “wolves” written like a werewolf story should be! Thank you. I am ever so hopeful when I look for more books by you, I won’t be disappointed. Just one thing, the title is a too weak for such a strong book.
October 6, 2026
Amazing
Loved this book just getting into the shifting books and this is amazing love love love
Highly recommend
Ant wait for more
Loved this book just getting into the shifting books and this is amazing love love love
Highly recommend
Ant wait for more
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