Wolf Bite (Wolf Cove #2)

by Nina West

Synopsis

Isolated in the luxurious Wolf Cove Hotel in Alaska, Abbi Mitchell is thousands of miles away from her family and friends.

In the hands of a predator. Potentially.

After discovering condemning information about the mercurial man who controls her day-to-day work life and, now, her most intimate private life as well, Abbi’s not sure she can continue on with… whatever is going on between her and Henry Wolf. Especially when he’s about to be thrown into a fiery media circus ring, and she, along with her reputation, will undoubtedly get dragged into it with him.

But breaking things off with the Big Bad Wolf now likely means losing her job and her summer of freedom, and going back to the farm and her controlling mother.

She’s not doing that.

Abbi does have something to hold over Henry’s head. If he forces her hand. If she has the guts to do what amounts to blackmail.

But will the all-powerful Henry Wolf concede, or will she finally feel his bite?

Wolf Bite is Book 2 in the Wolf Cove series and should be read after finishing Wolf Bait (Book 1).

My Review

Fantastic second instalment to this series – you need to read book 1 Wolf Bait before starting this. Nina West has continued this story and given curve balls and changed my perceptions of characters from book 1 to book 2.

I have fallen in love with Ronan and Connor – they jumped aboard with Abbi and rode her journey making them integral to her growth as a woman. I savoured how her role changed from the beginning of the book and how she became independent and able to stand on her own two feet. How lucky to have two special friends enter her life at a point when she needed strength and to also work with a team of guys for them to encourage and allow her to stand tall and give herself such belief.

The final chapters of this book again turn us in another direction for these main characters Henry and Abbi and that will ultimately continue into book 3. So many questions and I am eager to see where certain characters end up.

Just a side note – I would love to see Abbi and Henry to marry at the grandparents house – how romantic considering where their journey started.