sirsangel's review
4.0
The Wolf’s Destiny by R. F. Long is a mostly interesting read. I confess to at times being a bit confused by what was going on. This may be due to the fact that The Wolf’s Destiny is of Book 3 of A Tale of the Holtlands series.
The Wolf’s Destiny begins where The Wolf’s Mate, Book 2 of the series leaves off. Again, Jeren and Shan are the central characters, with others who also stand out in this tale of fantasy, sorcery.
Gillead is the crazed, insane Lord of River Holt, and Jeran’s brother. Jeran, in The Wolf’s Sister, met Shan and through many situations falls in love with Shan. Book 3, The Wolf’s Destiny, completes the trilogy and show us that Shan and Jeran have married, but can it last?
Without revealing too much, we have a crazed, suicidal old man who uses magic, two people in love with each other, but afraid to tell the other, a madman intent on having a son, sorcery and so much more. Shan makes a decision that could cost him not only Jeran, but his own soul…and life.
You’ll need to read Wolf’s Destiny to learn more. If I were doing ratings, this would be a **** .
Well done, Ms. Long.
(Disclaimer: I received a copy of this ebook in exchange for an honest review.)
The Wolf’s Destiny begins where The Wolf’s Mate, Book 2 of the series leaves off. Again, Jeren and Shan are the central characters, with others who also stand out in this tale of fantasy, sorcery.
Gillead is the crazed, insane Lord of River Holt, and Jeran’s brother. Jeran, in The Wolf’s Sister, met Shan and through many situations falls in love with Shan. Book 3, The Wolf’s Destiny, completes the trilogy and show us that Shan and Jeran have married, but can it last?
Without revealing too much, we have a crazed, suicidal old man who uses magic, two people in love with each other, but afraid to tell the other, a madman intent on having a son, sorcery and so much more. Shan makes a decision that could cost him not only Jeran, but his own soul…and life.
You’ll need to read Wolf’s Destiny to learn more. If I were doing ratings, this would be a **** .
Well done, Ms. Long.
(Disclaimer: I received a copy of this ebook in exchange for an honest review.)
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