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Wolf Gone Wild by Juliette Cross is a refreshing departure from the dark and angsty paranormal romances, set in New Orleans. The book introduces readers to Evie, a comic-obsessed witch, and Mateo, a cursed werewolf artist, creating a unique pair in the supernatural romance genre. The story follows Mateo's struggle with his inner wolf, Alpha, and his quest for help from the Savoie witch coven, while developing a budding relationship with Evie. The plot is engaging, fast-paced, and filled with magic, mischief, and a beautiful familial connection between the Savoie sisters. The writing style is described as fun, flirty, and light-hearted, with a perfect blend of humor and angst, making it an easy and enjoyable read.
If you liked Wolf Gone Wild, here are the top 100 books to read next:
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The book 'Cold Hearted' in the series 'Tooth & Claw' by Heather Guerre is a paranormal romance novel that follows the journey of the main character, Grace, as she navigates a world of shapeshifters and supernatural elements. The plot revolves around Grace's emotional transformation from cold emptiness to a gradual thaw, highlighting her growth and understanding of the world around her. The book is praised for its realistic and intense portrayal of Grace's character development, as well as the intriguing world-building and slow-building romance between the main characters.
I gripped the edge of my seat as the plane touched down. Normally, I wasn’t afraid of flying. But in this instance, I was strapped into a four-seater plane, whose wingspan nearly clipped the pine tree... - #2
'Hot Blooded' is a paranormal romance novel that follows the relationship between Tessa, an ordinary girl, and Amos, a century-old vampire. The story is a sweet yet smoking hot romance that explores themes of consent, character development, and family dynamics. The author, Heather Guerre, creates a believable world where vampires coexist with humans, focusing on the ethical aspects of vampire feeding and the emotional connection between the main characters.
For the fifth time, Amos found himself adjusting the floral arrangement on the coffee table, twisting it ninety degrees to the right, frowning, then twisting it back. He clenched his jaw, still dissat...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Tooth & Claw ) - #3
The book 'Wicked Ugly Bad' in the series 'A Kinda Fairytale' by Cassandra Gannon is a comical and twisted take on classic fairytale characters. Set in a world where the Good folk hold privilege over the Bad folk, the story follows a group of misfits, including villains like the Big Bad Wolf and the ugly stepsisters from Cinderella, who are locked up in a mental institution plotting their escape. The book is filled with humor, drama, and romance as these 'bad' characters navigate through their adventures, forming unlikely relationships and hatching up plans.
The writing style of the book is described as fun, campy, and not taking itself too seriously. The characters are portrayed as campy and fun, the romance is sweet and spicy, and the dialogue is witty and engaging. Despite some issues with editing and typos, readers find the book to be entertaining, quirky, and a unique twist on fairytale retellings.
For the six weeks, Scarlett Riding had been locked inside the Wicked, Ugly and Bad Mental Health Treatment Center and Maximum Security Prison. She knew what crazy looked like. Letty had spent the pa... - #4
'That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon' in the series 'Mead Mishaps' by author Kimberly Lemming is a fantastical monster romance with a quirky twist. The story follows Cinnamon, a spice farmer who unexpectedly saves a demon named Fallon, leading them on a hilarious quest to stop a fake goddess and free demonkind from mental enslavement. The book blends fantasy and romance seamlessly, offering a fun and fast-paced road trip filled with action, steamy romance, and witty banter between the main characters.
The writing style of 'That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon' is described as smooth, easy to read, and filled with modern language, creating an enjoyable and humorous atmosphere throughout the story. The book features a straightforward plot outside of the romance, good worldbuilding, detailed action sequences, and a diverse cast of characters, including orcs, mages, dragons, and various shifter types, making it a delightful and entertaining read for fans of fantasy romance.
I had only two things on my mind; cheese and how to get home. All around me, people danced and sang to the drunken groove of the village baker laying his soul down on his trusty lute while his wife ba... - #5
Vivienne Jones, a young witch from Graves Glen, Georgia, finds herself entangled in magical mishaps when her ex-boyfriend Rhys Penhallow returns to town after nine years. A curse cast in their youth resurfaces, causing chaos in the town and forcing Vivi and Rhys to work together to reverse the curse and save their community. The book combines elements of romance, witchcraft, and humor, creating a light and engaging read with a Halloween-themed setting. The story unfolds with witty dialogue, magical shenanigans, and a second-chance romance that adds depth to the plot.
Erin Sterling's "The Ex Hex" presents a tale of love, magic, and redemption as Vivi and Rhys navigate their complicated past while trying to protect their town from impending doom. The narrative weaves together themes of family, friendship, and self-discovery, offering a blend of heartfelt moments and humorous situations that capture the essence of a witchy romcom with a touch of fantasy.
For one, it was Wales, so rain literally came with the territory, Rhys understood that, but he’d driven from London that morning through sunshine with the occasional cloud. Gorgeous blue skies, rollin... - #6
The book 'Feral Sins' in 'The Phoenix Pack' series by Suzanne Wright follows the story of Taryn Warner, a latent wolf who finds herself in an arranged mating with an abusive alpha chosen by her father. Trey Coleman, a cold alpha male, enlists Taryn's help to form an alliance and protect his pack from his evil uncle's schemes. The book is described as a sexy paranormal read with a mix of action, humor, and strong character dynamics, particularly showcasing Taryn's sharp wit and Trey's dominant nature.
It wasn’t a bad smell, mused a slowly waking Taryn whose eyelids were too heavy to lift. It sure didn’t belong in her bed though. Her sleep-fogged brain was able to tell her three things. One, the sme... - #7
The book 'Bride' by Ali Hazelwood is a paranormal romance that follows the story of Misery, a Vampyre who agrees to an arranged marriage with Lowe, the Alpha Werewolf, in order to rescue her missing best friend, Serena. The book explores the forbidden love between Misery and Lowe, as they navigate the complexities of their inter-species marriage and the political tensions between Vampyres and Werewolves. The plot is filled with witty banter, tension, and a slow-burn romance, all set in a unique world with well-developed characters and an engaging storyline. The writing style is captivating, with a mix of humor, strong character growth, and social commentary on diversity and new experiences.
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'The Fake Mate' by Lana Ferguson is a contemporary romance novel set in an omegaverse world, featuring fated lovers, fake dating, workplace romance, and a sprinkle of steamy scenes. The story revolves around two doctors, a female ER doctor, and a male cardiologist, working together in a hospital. The book explores the dynamics between the main characters, their fake dating arrangement evolving into genuine feelings, while also providing humor and light-hearted moments throughout the plot.
The author, Lana Ferguson, introduces the readers to a world where werewolves coexist with humans, adding a paranormal twist to the romance genre. With elements of possessiveness, knotting, and shifters, the book offers a contemporary take on omegaverse themes, creating a unique and engaging reading experience for fans of light-hearted romances with a touch of spice.
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Mating the Huntress by Talia Hibbert is a paranormal romance novella set during Halloween, following the story of Chasity, a strong and independent huntress from a family of hunters, who is destined to kill a werewolf but finds herself drawn to Luke, a sweet and patient werewolf who is her mate. The book features a fresh take on werewolves, strong female characters, and a balance of humor and steamy romance. The writing style is described as fast-paced, fun, and engaging, with witty banter and playful interactions between the main characters.
She knew it, too—but dying on her knees wasn’t part of the plan, and it certainly wasn’t the Adofo way. So the young woman sprinted through the frigid forest, her muscles screaming and every breath ta... - #10
'A Witch's Guide to Fake Dating a Demon' by Sarah Hawley is a paranormal romance novel set in a modern world filled with magic and demons. The story follows Mariel, a witch with a garden full of vibes, and Oz, a demon dealing with inner conflict as he falls for her. The plot revolves around fake dating turning into enemies to allies to friends to lovers, with elements of humor, steamy romance, and breaking generational trauma. The book is described as a light-hearted, funny, and cozy read that balances humor, romance, and worldbuilding seamlessly.
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