Wicked Wolf

by Ashlee Sinn

Jack Mitchell liked his solitary life. After dealing with the destruction of his first pack and learning how to live with his new one, Jack wanted nothing more than to be left alone as much as possible. Even his annoying pack mates couldn’t force him to socialize. But when a quiet, yet strong-willed woman from the ISC takes the time to get to know him, Jack suddenly finds himself wanting more.

Lindy Taggart was tired of running. Her recent move to Colorado was supposed to give her and her twin boys the safety and security they needed to start over. With her job at the ISC, she would finally be able to support her little family and hoped they could continue living in anonymity while hiding from the boy’s father. She didn’t need any more complications in her life. Especially not an angry, secretive, and broody one.

But Lindy never expected to meet someone like Jack. Private, mysterious, and incredibly handsome, Lindy couldn’t hide her curiosity about the wolf’s past. Jack knew he had to keep some parts of his family history a secret, even if it could help the woman he hoped would be his mate. Their time is limited as Lindy struggles to conceal her boy’s powers while their father hunts them down. Jack must make a decision—reveal who he truly is or lose his one chance at happiness. And either way, it’s a choice that will change his life forever.

Warning: This story contains alpha males, sensual shifters, and delicious romance ready to be devoured. It is intended for a mature audience.

This is a stand-alone novel but is part of a greater series. The suggested reading order is: The Vampire Huntress, Obeying the Bear, Releasing the Bear, Catching the Bear, Lured by the Bear, Tempted by the Tiger, Caught by the Cougar, Desired by the Bear, Wanted by the Wolf, Charmed by the Cougar, Donovan, Maximus, Rhys, The Demon Mistress, Wicked Wolf, Haunted Wolf, and Shattered Wolf.

122 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 7, 2020

About the author

Ashlee Sinn fancies all creatures of the paranormal persuasion, especially those who like to bite. Her steamy romances tend to feature swoon-worthy heroes and kick-ass heroines. Whether it's vampires, shifters, or demons, the women who keep them in line have a special place in her heart. And in her chaotic head.

Learn more about Ashlee Sinn and her other romance pen names at www.algarrbooks.com.

Reviews

[Christina Rodrigues · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wicked Wolf is the first book in Ashlee Sinn’s new series called The Green Mountain Pack. This is a spinoff from Sinn’s Shifters of Eagle Creek Series, in which Jack and his friends were originally introduced. This action filled story is written in first person from the point of view of both the heroine, Lindy Taggart and the hero, Jack Mitchell.

Jack has always lived a solitary life, a part of a pack, but separate from everyone. Lindy has been on the run for six years trying to keep her twin boys safe from their crazy and powerful father. Her job at ISC leads her to the Green Mountain Pack, and Jack, who she is immediately drawn to. As the attraction and feelings between them grows, Jack and Lindy must work together to teach the boys how to stay out of trouble and to protect them from their father. But will their bond and the pack be able to save them when trouble comes a knocking? Read it and find out!

All the books in Ashlee Sinn’ series contain a happily ever after and can be read as a standalone, however, reading it in order will give you a better appreciation for the characters and the series itself. I can’t wait for the next book in this series, Haunted Wolf, which features Colton.

This is a voluntary review of an advanced readers copy.

[Beverly · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wicked wolf is a misnomer. It's more like an evil sorcerer. I can't believe the low depths Adam sunk to in this story. Besides evil intent, he struck his kid and tried to kill his kid's mother! WTH?? I liked watching Jack bond with Lindy and the twins. This is action packed and kept me on the edge of my seat reading. Good ending. I liked how the rag tag band made a caring family together.

[Tammy Franklin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Jack and Lindy

I really enjoyed reading this book. I loved the fact that Lindy is a shifter type you don't read about often. The fact that this book connected to part of her previous sets made it amazing.

[Heidi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good book can't wait 4 more