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Wolf Hunted – Sadie Moss

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This book is suitable for 18+ due to mature content.
Wolf Hunted – Sadie MossWolf Hunted by Sadie Moss
Series: The Last Shifter #1

***Paranormal Reverse Harem***

Four renegade wolf shifters. An innocent young woman trapped in a web of lies. When their fates collide, sparks will fly…

Diagnosed with a rare terminal illness, I’ve spent over half my life in the Strand Corporation’s state-of-the-art treatment facility. I keep my chin up and do everything the doctors order, praying one day I’ll walk out of here in perfect health.

But when that day finally arrives, it’s nothing like I hoped it would be. Instead, it comes in a hail of gunfire, along with four distractingly handsome men who say they’re here to rescue me.

On the run with these mysterious men and hunted by the very people I believed were my caretakers, I begin to realize nothing is what I thought it was.

Turns out, I’m not really sick.

I’m not completely human either…

Wolf Hunted is the first book in The Last Shifter series, a slow-burn reverse harem story. If you love heroines with guts, hot alpha men, whychoose romance, and edge-of-your-seat action, dive into this thrilling new series today!

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Genres: Romance, New Adult, Paranormal, Reverse Harem, Urban Fantasy
Format: ARC, Review Copy
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Ugh. Sadie Freaking Moss has done it again.

Alexis has been in and out of hospitals all her life, diagnosed with an incredibly rare and life-threatening disease. When four extremely attractive but dangerous men–who just so happen to be wolf shifters–barge into her life, guns drawn, and tell her that her entire life has been a lie, Alexis no longer knows what to think. Despite some resistance from one of the members of the pack, the five of them go on a journey together to find answers, hopefully rescue one of their own, and take down the Strand Corporation.

Whew. Let me just tell you, this book was a whirlwind. Ms. Moss has taken what I knew of shifters and completely changed it. This is such a unique twist on the reason why these people are wolf shifters in the first place, and I was one hundred percent drawn into the story. The part at the beginning where it’s just Alexis in the hospital is predictably a little slow, but I personally liked the way we get some of the back story and have that understanding of what it is exactly that she’s been going through all her life. And then there’s just the completely different take on shifters … Honestly, I don’t recall ever reading anything similar and it’s so clever and made the story even more interesting and compelling.

And of course, there are the guys … Usually, I have a favorite in RH books, but I can truthfully say that I could not choose between these four men. They’re each so sexy and bring something unique to the pack–they’re all different, yet they complement each other so well. Of course, because of who I am as a reader and how I’m always drawn to them, I was immediately drawn to the asshole of the pack … and I’m super psyched to see how his character develops in the next book.

In my opinion, this is Sadie’s best book so far and I can’t freaking wait for the next installment in this series! I highly, highly recommend this book for anyone who enjoys paranormal romance and doesn’t want their heroine to have to choose between the heroes 😉

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