Wulf’s Pack

Wulf's Pack by Jackie May
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Whoops, I read this book without having read the two other series by this author. Looking back, I did pick up a few books in Nora’s story, but must’ve lost track and never come back. That being said, I was able to dive right in fine, so don’t let that scare you off!

Wulf (yes, his name is Wulf and he’s a werewolf, you get over it) is a flirty, eternally single lone wolf who is happy as a member of a clan, but without any pack of his own. His nature seems appeased by his situation until Skylar walks into his bar. There’s a rapid shift in instincts, leading to many shifts, a quickly growing pack of his own, and one scared woman who is suddenly his mate. Skylar has abilities that essentially tranq those around her if she’s not careful, so she’s obviously a great asset to any pack. Unfortunately her previous pack abused her and left her locked up for most of her life. This has led to a bit of a lack of experience and support that Wulf is eager to remedy.

There are a few side-quests here but it was a great and wild ride from start to finish. I was a little worried that the darkness of Skylar’s past would color the book as a whole, but somehow it channels more healing and family vibes than abuse and torture. There are definitely dark spots, but overall this reads as a good redemption and escape story. I’m not sure if this is a spinoff but I’d enjoy more in this universe. Perhaps I’ll go back and fill in the stories I missed along the way.

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