A review by meganmreads
The Hunt for the Big Bad Wolf by E.M. Tippetts
4.0
I’m a huge fan of the contemporary series Someone Else’s Fairytale. Chloe and Jason are a great couple and her career path as a forensic scientist adds a bit of mystery and suspense to the story. I love how it doesn’t revolve around Jason’s acting career and the paparazzi drama, but those definitely play a role because of the nature of Chloe’s work. The series combines the best of contemporary romance with the suspense of a crime novel and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed each book.
I really liked The Hunt for the Big Bad Wolf, but I had my reservations about it when I saw the cover. If I’m being honest, I hate the cover. I was glad the book was kind of short so I didn’t have to take the book out in public because I hated the cover that much. Fortunately, the cover was misleading and the book was just as good as Someone Else’s Fairytale and Nobody’s Damsel.
I loved the plot and the conflicts in the book. Chloe was part of a serious investigation and she kept seeing similar details on Jason’s crime show on TV. She was trying to track down the source of the leak since her department was blaming her for the leak. But talking to the writers led to drama since one of them was dating Vicki, Jason’s partner in the show and ex. She, being the drama queen that she was, blamed Chloe for causing problems by talking to the writer. Everything was sort of interconnected and I liked watching it all unfold. Chloe is such a relatable character and her fears and concerns seemed completely legitimate. I loved seeing her relationship get a little stronger between her and her mom, too, since the other books focused a bit more on Jason’s family.
I definitely recommend the series and The Hunt for the Big Bad Wolf was another entertaining addition to the series. I can’t wait for more!
I really liked The Hunt for the Big Bad Wolf, but I had my reservations about it when I saw the cover. If I’m being honest, I hate the cover. I was glad the book was kind of short so I didn’t have to take the book out in public because I hated the cover that much. Fortunately, the cover was misleading and the book was just as good as Someone Else’s Fairytale and Nobody’s Damsel.
I loved the plot and the conflicts in the book. Chloe was part of a serious investigation and she kept seeing similar details on Jason’s crime show on TV. She was trying to track down the source of the leak since her department was blaming her for the leak. But talking to the writers led to drama since one of them was dating Vicki, Jason’s partner in the show and ex. She, being the drama queen that she was, blamed Chloe for causing problems by talking to the writer. Everything was sort of interconnected and I liked watching it all unfold. Chloe is such a relatable character and her fears and concerns seemed completely legitimate. I loved seeing her relationship get a little stronger between her and her mom, too, since the other books focused a bit more on Jason’s family.
I definitely recommend the series and The Hunt for the Big Bad Wolf was another entertaining addition to the series. I can’t wait for more!