Hellfire Heist is the second book in Bella Klaus’s enemies to lovers series. Cathwulf has been exposed as the enchantment that disguised her as Katie has been stripped away. Now, she and Griff are stuck in Hell with demons looking for them. Things can’t possibly get any worse, right? Well, they always can. Hades is beyond ticked that Cathwulf has been keeping secrets about the activities of the Hellfire pack, but now he knows that she has betrayed him. Now, she has to get back to the living world and try to stay ahead of his clutches. But things are only getting more compounded with her true identity exposed to her mate, Griff. Add in that the Hellfire pack has been captured?! Now, Cathwulf has to work out her past/issues with Griff, avoid Hades at all costs, and figure out a way to rescue the captured pack mates.
Hellfire Heist is a thrilling edge-of-your-seat addition to Bella Klaus’s latest series. Cathwulf is struggling with not just her feelings towards her mate, but her wolf’s feelings as well. Well, Beki only sees the good in Griff’s wolf, Cathwulf has to live with the deceit and lies that she was fed by a man who took everything from her. It’s pretty obvious that these two have a lot of ironing out their issues and getting the real truth out there. The sparks of love appear here and there between the two, but then the reminders of what destroyed them are brought back to the forefront.
There is a lot of back and forth between these characters, but I have to say, for me, Griff’s is more in the wrong. Yes, Cathwulf acted rather impulsively, but if he had simply tried being honest things would have at least played out differently. His attitude towards her really irks me, because he takes forever to take responsibility for what he did. I will admit I probably glared at Fenrir a few times too as he seems to be doing the “bro code” with Griff when he chose to leave Cathwulf behind (in the initial leaving of Hell) for what she did.
This book is packed full of drama, and there are some steamy moments, but nothing major in comparison to the previous series by this point. I’m loving how the author is really emphasizing the “enemies to lovers” aspect of this series. I appreciate that the characters are being made to work out their issues and not just jump all over each other in the name of lust. The ending though!! Authors gotta stop leaving me with these crazy cliffhangers! LOL!
I loved this book and am giving it 5 out of 5 stars. If you enjoyed the first book in this series and are eager to continue, then I encourage you to grab this book and dive in!