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Prince of Wolves (The Grey Wolves #1)

by Quinn Loftis (Goodreads Author)

4.14 of 5 stars 4.14 · rating details · 10,984 ratings · 1,201 reviews

Jaque Pierce was just an ordinary 17 year old girl getting ready to start her senior year in high school in Coldspring, Texas. When a mysterious foreign exchange student from Romania moves in across the street, Jacque and her two best friends, Sally and Jen, don't realize the last two weeks of their summer was going to get a lot more interesting. From the moment Jacque set...more

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Published June 29th 2011

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Mar 23, 2013 Jude rated it 2 of 5 stars

"Nom Nom Nom Nom"

The book was about werewolfs and it had a great premise - Awesome! The book is free on Amazon - Double Awesome! The characters were annoying... errr, not so awesome.

Do not get scared, they weren't unbearable characters or anything, in fact, in the beginning I liked them a lot, Jaque and her friends were pretty cool and all of them had a unique sense of humor and very creative ways of talking. They would always have a smart-ass reply and they would also always find humor in the m...more

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Sep 29, 2012 Jackie rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: werevolves

When i first saw this book, i had high expectations but it turns out, this book was a disappointment. On the first few pages i knew this book wasn't going to be good as i expected and turns out i was right. I had also read the summary of Prince of Wolves which also got me into reading this book and thought it would be really good.

Prince of Wolves is filled with action, romance and friendship. When a foreign exchange student moves next door. Jacque feels a connection and both Fane and Jacque are...more When i first saw this book, i had high expectations but it turns out, this book was a disappointment. On the first few pages i knew this book wasn't going to be good as i expected and turns out i was right. I had also read the summary of Prince of Wolves which also got me into reading this book and thought it would be really good.

Prince of Wolves is filled with action, romance and friendship. When a foreign exchange student moves next door. Jacque feels a connection and both Fane and Jacque are drawn to each other. Jacque discovers who she is and who Fane is. But when Fane encounters a pack in this town, things gets messy. The alpha in Coldspring tends to claim Jacque as her mate and since Fane and Jacque are soul mates, Fane will do whatever it takes to protect her and be with her. The Alpha of Coldspring, Lucas wants a challenge in fighting for Jacque as his mate.

I found all the characters pretty annoying. Jacque her self seemed to childish as well her two best friends, Jen and Sally. Their character description was ridiculous. As for Fane and Jacque, well their relationship was awkward, i mean i understand love at first sight but Jacque going on and backwards really irritated me. I mean first she says she not ready to be Fane's mate and the next, she say's she wants to make love. Seriously?

The dialogue was horribly written. It was all to colloquial-informal. I mean seriously like the words the character says such as "ya'll", "dat" and etc. seems too childish. The plot was cliched and was lacking execution. And how old are these girls meant to be? 17? Well because these teenagers seem mentally to be like 11 year old girls.

I was really close to putting this book down, i had no desire to keep reading but in the end i finished it, quick read really but annoying. It didn't really entertain me as i though it would of and the alternating of the characters between Fane and Jacque was annoying. Don't get me wrong, i've read books with the alternating of POV and loved them but this book was just horrible. Another thing i found annoying, was with the dialogue, the sarcasm put me off. I mean at times it was funny but it was overrated, it was forced, unrealistic and fake.

I don't get what others see in this book. A lot of people like this book but it wasn't one of the books i would ever revisit again. 1/5 rating. I will not be continue reading the sequels but beautiful cover :P

Edit: Why does this book have a 4+ rating? o.O(less)

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Sep 25, 2012 Grace rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: non-vampire-supernatural, multiple-pov, first-in-series, would-not-read-again

Oh My God!!! I don't know where to start with this book. There were so many things wrong with this book. I got about 1/3 of the way through before I had to either stop reading or repeatedly slam my head against a solid brick wall.

1) Loftis is constantley switching POV throughout the book... even within the same paragraph. This SERIOUSLY irritates me. I'm fine with having different POVs but when they are in the same paragraph it is beyond annoying.

2) Instead of swear words, symbols are used inste...more

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Feb 08, 2012 Shelly Crane rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: best-books

Ok.....holy canoly!!!!!! I freaking loved this book!

The book was fantastic. The pace was perfect. The language of Jen and her friends was realistic and hilarious. The secondary characters were just as fun and interesting, especially Sorin. I want good things for him b/ c he's loyal and has potential to be a yummy guy. And the main characters were fabulous. In truth, there were times when I wanted Jen to be a little more serious, but still, she was funny.

And Fane, Fane, Fane. I want you to clai...more

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Jun 09, 2013 Kitty Hunter rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, werewolves-wererats-etc, unoriginal-cliched-and-boring, first-in-series, did-not-finish-waste-of-time, instilove, self-published

Well I began this book because it was recommended to me...and it was free.

However I was unfortunately unable to get past the half way mark, now I really am a very patient reader and have got through some ludicrously cheesy plots/bad writing in the past (ahem Cassandra Clare.) Maybe this book was just not for me...or it got me on the wrong day, or maybe I should have given it another chance? Or maybe at twenty five years of age I am far to old to be reading this boring drivel.

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Feb 28, 2012 Ellen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: a-z-reading-challenge-2012, favorites, quarterly-challenge

I have to say that I was absolutely delighted when I began to read this book. At the time of purchase I had not heard anything about this book or about Quinn, but the title and cover just caught my eye. Needless to say, I fell in love with the book, the characters, and Quinn Loftis has become one of my most favorite authors. I love Jacque, Jen, and Sally, and the chemistry and humor that flows between them. I found myself laughing out loud numerous times, especially at Jen's snarky remarks. I lo...more

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Apr 11, 2013 Caroline Andrus is currently reading it Recommends it for: Nobody.

Recommended to Caroline by: my mother in law

Shelves: own

Not yet done - will update upon completion (assuming I can make it to the end.....)

Written at 17% into the book:
This is just.... terrible. This is clearly a first draft that the author didn't even go back and re-read. But, 17% after only a couple of days indicates I can probably finish it and see if at least the story is worth reading past the terrible grammar, punctuation, repetition....

A couple of notes: Jacque's mother goes from being Lily on one page, to Lilly on the next page, and then BA...more

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Jul 17, 2012 Jennifer rated it 1 of 5 stars

When I saw the description of this book I was excited to read it. I will say I liked the story and it's idea. However, I didn't like the dialogue. It sounded corny, forced, and like something an inexperienced or fanfiction writer would write. I am not insulting fanfiction writers or the author in any sense but to me it sounded a little amateur when it came to how the characters interacted. It sometimes seemed as if they were trying to hard to be funny or sarcastic.

I found that while some of the...more When I saw the description of this book I was excited to read it. I will say I liked the story and it's idea. However, I didn't like the dialogue. It sounded corny, forced, and like something an inexperienced or fanfiction writer would write. I am not insulting fanfiction writers or the author in any sense but to me it sounded a little amateur when it came to how the characters interacted. It sometimes seemed as if they were trying to hard to be funny or sarcastic.

I found that while some of the conversations were alright and realistic, others just left me thinking: Does anyone actually sound like this? My whole problem with this book was that I found it overly detailed in places that didn't really matter and that the dialogue was not doing it for me. Other than that it was an alright book. It's just that when I am reading a book I imagine what the characters voices would sound like in my head. So when I was reading this the characters sometimes sounded whiny, fake and sometimes annoying.

They explained every little action in great detail and it sometimes got really annoying. For example:
Jacque got a pan and put the rolls on it in straight rows; her mom had already pre-heated the
oven so she just put them in and set the timer for 7 minutes which is what the package directions
said. As her mom was stepping out of the room to call the Henrys she caught the briefest hint of
worry coming off her mom in subtle waves. It had been a while since she had picked anything up
from her mom so it kind of made her take a step back. I wonder what she is worried about?

See? If she would have changed a few of the words and used contraction then it would have sounded more like a teenager and much more believable in my opinion. For instance, the last line says: I wonder what she is worried about?
Wouldn't it sound better if it read: I wonder what she's worried about.
See the difference an ' and a period can do? To me that shouldn't have been a question but a statement. Also, the punctuation and grammar in this wasn't really well done. I found many mistakes that could have been fixed or avoided all together since they were pretty obvious. I was actually disapppointed.
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Mar 12, 2012 Written Portals rated it 5 of 5 stars

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The Grey Wolves Series by Quinn Loftis

The Grey Wolves Series, can be described in two word-heart stopping. Author, Quinn Loftis manages to pain a picture depicting a world that lives beneath our very own. One ruled by Wolves, where Alphas are the absolute power and love is so strong it can kill and preserve the species. In the first installment we are introduced to a quirky average teenager by the name of Jacque Pierce and her two partners in crim...more Original Post:http://writtenportals.blogspot.com/

The Grey Wolves Series by Quinn Loftis

The Grey Wolves Series, can be described in two word-heart stopping. Author, Quinn Loftis manages to pain a picture depicting a world that lives beneath our very own. One ruled by Wolves, where Alphas are the absolute power and love is so strong it can kill and preserve the species. In the first installment we are introduced to a quirky average teenager by the name of Jacque Pierce and her two partners in crime Jennifer Adams and Sally Morgan. Up until the arrival of one certain Romanian heart throb Fane Lupei, there lives had appeared to be pretty normal.

After a sneaky plan to meet the estranged foreign exchange student Jacque begins to change, Markings appear on her back and suddenly a voice is in her head, belonging to none other then Fane. As true love blossoms a rival Alpha steps forward challenging Fane to a fight to the death, the prize-Jacque’s Heart.

As we eagerly devour the second book Blood Rites, we are taken deeper into the world of the Canis Lupis or werewolves for that matter. Jacque’s Father crawls out of the woodwork all while Jacque, Sally and Jen are placed in the intensive care unit due to a serious care accident. Meanwhile hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, Cynthia a doctor responsible for the care and treatment of the three girls is cooking up something and it isn’t to make them feel better.

The long awaited Third book to the series, Just One Drop tells the story of Jennifer Adams and her struggles with tall dark and handsome Decebel, Beta wolf to the Romanian pack. After being told she had enough wolf blood in her system to be considered a member of the pack things heat up between Jen and Decebel leaving readers screaming at there books and kindles begging for the romantic rendezvous we all see coming a mile away. Just as there relationship seems to be forming there Alpha informs the Romanian Wolves they are to attend a gathering for unmated males and females to ensure the continuation of there race. While sexy and sassy Jen toes the line with Decebel’s heart, a plan to overthrow the Romanian Alpha is set in motion and all is not what it seems.

Loftis captures your mind and imagination and shows us a world that we all secretly wish could exist, I mean who doesn’t want to know there are some hot werewolves out there looking for someone to call there mate? With heart pounding action scenes, beautiful character development and comical moments to break the ice she shows an improvement in her writing and enthralls fans young and old. With a pinch of action a dash of blood and a whole lot of romance and sexy werewolves you have the recipe for the perfect Paranormal Romance Novel.

Now I have to sit here and wait, dreaming eagerly of her next book Out of The Dark.(less)

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Apr 18, 2012 Amy The Book Diaries rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This is my favorite series ever! I have read this twice already and could read it again.

Jacque is this ordinary girl that lives with her mother. She has two of the best friends ever, Sally and Jennifer. When a transfer student from Romania, Fane, moves in across the street, Jacque's world as she knows it is about to change. Fane is her mate, and better yet he is a prince! Better yet, he is not only a prince but a huge hunk of hotness werewolf. This story only get...more

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Jun 26, 2012 Jodie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: love-love-love, bestest-ever

I wish I could give this book 50 Stars!!!!

This books is the bees knees, the best thing since sliced bread, the bomb, whatever you want to call it, it was the best book. Now, it was light and fluffy and maybe not your thing, but I freakin loved it. Best.Book.Ever! There was not one thing I didn't love about this book (except now I have to wait until the end of November for the next one to come out).

It was only 99c from Amazon. It sounded good, but I have to admit I wasn't expecting awesome thin...more I wish I could give this book 50 Stars!!!!

This books is the bees knees, the best thing since sliced bread, the bomb, whatever you want to call it, it was the best book. Now, it was light and fluffy and maybe not your thing, but I freakin loved it. Best.Book.Ever! There was not one thing I didn't love about this book (except now I have to wait until the end of November for the next one to come out).

It was only 99c from Amazon. It sounded good, but I have to admit I wasn't expecting awesome things from the first book from an author and for so cheap, but shame on me. I laughed on every page. The banter between the 3 best friends Jacque, Jen & Sally was a crackup. Those 3 had me giggling all the way through.

Alright alright, first I will tell you what it's about. Jacque lives in a small town Coldspring. She is on summer break trying to get a sneak peak at the new exchange kid moving in across the road. Enter Fane. Awwwww Fane. Fane is an Alpha and Prince of the biggest pack of Greys werewolves from Romania and just had the urge to visit Coldspring Texas. Upon arriving at his hosts he felt the thoughts of Jacque across the street and knew that only their one true mate could hear the thoughts of the other and vice versa. When he spoke to her telepathically she thought she was hearing voices and was crazy. Anyhoo, eventually they meet properly and she finds out who he is and that werewolves exist and that she has a lifelong mate in Fane and felt their connection immediately but not so much she wasn't going to make him work for it. She is not one to roll over and make things easy for him to boss her about. Things get tricky when Fane finds out that another Grey wolf has claimed Jacque (unbeknown to her) as his mate and challenged him to a fight to the death for her. Female cannis lupis (or a halfbreed in Jacques case) is 30 male to 1 female so they are in high demand. Wolves will go centuries before meeting their mate and aren't above tying to pinch anothers mate before the bonding ceremony and blood rites have taken place. All through this story is the unconditional friendship between the 3 girls. They are so funny and loyal. Jen is crude and has no filter, Sally is a little quieter and Jacque lives through a haze of sarcasm. They are hilarious.

Enough of my rambling, go get this book! I loved it so much I am going to email the author and tell her so, the first time I have ever done so. This book was light and fluffy and romantic and funny. The perfect portion of everything I love!!!!!! Bring on 30th November for "Blood Rites"...(less)

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Feb 13, 2012 J.J. rated it 4 of 5 stars

So, I know some people often rate books based on how realistic the characters and/or the dialogue is and this series may seem a bit far-fetched at first glance. However, the dialogue (however true or untrue it may be to how teens communicate) made this book and the series! I was laughing out loud the entire time and I absolutely loved every single exchange between all the characters. I've already read the other two books in this series (I read them all in about 2 days since I enjoyed this one so...more

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Mar 17, 2012 Nilufer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reads, werewolves, favorites, yummy-book-boyfriends, ya-paranormal

Goodness! That was just so freaking hilarious!
The book was perfect. The sloppy romance and the drama was slightly disturbing but Quinn Loftis' sense of humor almost covered everything. I laughed every freaking minute!!! Not to mention that Fane and Jacquelyn were awesome, Sally and Jen just made it holy amazing :)
What made me fall in love with POW:
Fane, Fane and Fane. Hottest, yummiest, heartbreaking werewolf. If he wasn't Jacque's true mate I'd have eaten him alive. Yeah, as Jen would have said...more

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Mar 12, 2012 Kristy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, app-kindle, cover-love, ebook, royalty, vampires-werewolves-and-magic-oh-my, gggrrrr, widget-shelf, yay-quotes

OK I loved the story. I really got into it, but the dialogue was really annoying sometimes, and corny. I got so tired of Jacque and her friend's comments. I think it sounds like the characters are trying too hard to be funny. Sarcasm is funny in small doses, but it seemed like every conversation Jacque had to make a sarcastic comment, and she came off sounding kind of snotty. She didn't seem mature enough for Fane. I kept cringing when Fane's father, the ALPHA, was explaining things and Jacque's...more

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Dec 12, 2011 Delphina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

I really enjoyed this book. The characters are fun and the story, while a bit predictable in spots, is so super fun! I love the world Quinn has created. It is far from any reality I live in and is a great place to escape to. The series gets even better with book two. I am completely hooked on the series!

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Oct 29, 2012 Elena Llasos rated it 4 of 5 stars

PRINCE OF WOLVES (Quinn Loftis)

Where do I start? Will I start rumbling about the hotness of Fane or the bad-ass remarks of Jacque? Geeee.

Fine, I'll start with the cover of the book. Well, it's a head-turner. Look at it! It's not a huge waste of time for the authors or who is responsible for the cover to think creatively. Even if some people say "Don't judge a book by its cover." honestly, it can still affect the readers’ choice of book.

The book is about wolves not vampires or faeries or even wi...more PRINCE OF WOLVES (Quinn Loftis)

Where do I start? Will I start rumbling about the hotness of Fane or the bad-ass remarks of Jacque? Geeee.

Fine, I'll start with the cover of the book. Well, it's a head-turner. Look at it! It's not a huge waste of time for the authors or who is responsible for the cover to think creatively. Even if some people say "Don't judge a book by its cover." honestly, it can still affect the readers’ choice of book.

The book is about wolves not vampires or faeries or even witches. A lot of people think vampires are much sexier than wolves, but think again. I think wolves are sexy in their own way. Vampires outshine them because of the twilight fandom or they don't have furs or claws. And don't you wish to feel someone sucking your blood? I mean, that's sexy and hot.

The characters were awesome. I love the sense of humor Quinn had done. The Romanian words were great too. You are imagining the things in the book happening in your head and at the same time learning some native tongue were two thumbs up for me. It's like killing two birds with one stone. Thus, at first I like the way the girls talk sarcastically. It was funny. But when serious matters came, I think it was not appropriate anymore. Don't you think? Another thing that bothers me is how did Lucas come to a decision that he wants Jacque to be his mate? Quinn should have written something like, "While walking through the park I saw this pretty girl who caught my attention. And hey! Wouldn't you find it funny, I want her to be my mate?" Something like that. There was a hole in the story and it made me frustrated. Anyway, I admire the wolf-romance (really! The mate stuff and all. Knowing that the person infront of you is the one and you're not mistaken because you can talk to the other person through your mind and some tattoos are appearing on your body as proof you are his/her mate..is truly wonderful. You wouldn't make a mistake.)but Fane has issues. I think a guy would not show vulnerability through tears. At first, I found it adorable(a guy crying because of his mate) but the next scenes I just want to yell at Fane to suck it up and be a man. The bestfriends are out of their minds. If my bestfriend told me she is hearing things in her mind, I'll totally freak out and convince her it's nothing. And major woaaaaaaaah part was the wolf-news. I will totally pack my bags and drive my car 150 kph until i reach the other side of the continent. They avoided what the real problem. They accepted it like it’s normal or something. All in all, the wolves were very fascinating.

The way of writing was so-so. Some lines were always repeating. I guess Quinn should do something about that.

But it was really entertaining. Read on bookworms!

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Sep 25, 2012 Mello ❣ Illium ✮Harry✮ ☀Myrnin☀ Torin Ichimaru rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, werewolves, august-december-reading-challenge, mello-s-sept-challenge-indie-part-2, hawt-heroes, sassy-heroines, shapeshifters, paranormal-romance, supernatural

Another book I enjoyed more than I expected to. I kept avoiding this series because I was afraid I wouldn't like it. I was worried it would be cheesy with lackluster writing. I shouldn't assume so much. This turned out to be quite enjoyable once I was able to get to it. It wasn't the best book to read after A Storm of Swords, so I had to read something in between. Once I came back to it, I was able to have fun with this.

The book starts out with our heroine Jacque spying on her neighbors. They're...more Another book I enjoyed more than I expected to. I kept avoiding this series because I was afraid I wouldn't like it. I was worried it would be cheesy with lackluster writing. I shouldn't assume so much. This turned out to be quite enjoyable once I was able to get to it. It wasn't the best book to read after A Storm of Swords, so I had to read something in between. Once I came back to it, I was able to have fun with this.

The book starts out with our heroine Jacque spying on her neighbors. They're getting an exchange student to host at their house, so Jacque's friends have asked her to scope him out since he'll be staying directly across the street from her. He shows up and we have a connection. Not insta-love because Jacque gets freaked when she suddenly hears a voice in her head. It takes her a bit, but she finally realizes that it's her hot new Romanian neighbor's voice. We learn from Fane, that Jacque is his mate. Why is she his mate? Because he's a werewolf. Not just any werewolf, but a werewolf Prince and future Alpha of the Romanian Pack. Lucky for him, the girl right across the street is the one meant for him.

Jacque and Fane flirt a little. She likes him, but she doesn't know why since she doesn't even know this dude. She does get comfy with having mind conversations with him pretty quickly, though. Still, she doesn't know right off that he's a werewolf. It isn't until an encounter while the two of them are out on a date that Fane realizes that he no longer has all the time in the world to court Jacque. The timetable gets pushed up quite a bit. Apparently, there is a Grey Pack in town and their Alpha warns Fane that he's already claimed Jacque and Fane needs to kick rocks and gtfo. Now with this situation popping up, Fane has to go into full disclosure mode. Jacque and her crew take all of this pretty well. There are some freakouts along the way, but no one does anything stupid.

I found I liked the way things played out. Granted, Jacque and Fane only knew each other for five days and they were in love so that was a little much for me. I think that even with things like mate bonds, the characters should be given some kind of time to get to know each other before they fall so hard for each other. I'd like to see the love grow. I will give that Jacque didn't fall right away. She admitted he was hot, but she wasn't insta-obsessed.

I thought we got to see a pretty colorful cast of characters in this book. Jacque's best friends Jen and Sally are pretty funny, especially Jen and it's obvious the girls are tight with each other. They stood by Jacque throughout all of this craziness. They're great friends.

My biggest problem while reading this was some of the language used. It felt stilted and forced at times. Some funny exchanges between characters didn't ring true to me. The timing felt off. Most of Jen's quips hit the mark, though.

All in all, this book got me interested in reading more of the series, so it looks like I will be continuing on.(less)

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Sep 12, 2012 Book Pusher rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: everyone!

I actually stumbled upon this book and had NO CLUE that I would be instantly sucked into a series of 4 AMAZING books! I had been on a bit of a kindle downloading spree in the past few months, so I typed in “Free” in the Kindle Store and started searching through what I deemed must be “reject” books if they were being “given” away. I saw Prince of Wolves, read the synopsis, downloaded and thought…well what do I have to lose…it’s Free…if it’s bad I haven’t lost anything. What I wasn’t prepared for...more

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Feb 19, 2013 Chantelle rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: NO ONE

Shelves: horcrux, reviewed

Goodreads. I trusted your ratings, and you betrayed me.

Apparently this "novel" is a "newly revised and edited version of Prince of Wolves."

HAH! Good joke! Either Goodreads has a sense of humour... or the term "edited" is used extremely loosely.

This is my explanation why!

See the full review here

In my eyes, Quinn Loftis is a teacher. I wholeheartedly do not believe that anyone else could've given me a clearer lesson, on why we should not judge a book by it's cover.

To all my fellow kindred spiri...more

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Feb 15, 2012 Emily AKA Doodle rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed, favorites, nook-kindle

Review originally posted at Doodle's Book Blog

The first time I read this book I became immersed in the story. The second time, even knowing how it would end, was no different. This book grabs your attention from page one and never lets you go. I could not put this book down even to go to bed. I would be reading and my eyes would begin to close. Then a few minutes later I would wake up and realize I had fallen asleep just to do the same again two or three pages later.

Jacque Pierece is just like a...more

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Jan 09, 2012 Holli rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: i-own, kindle-for-pc-books

Where to start? I was really lucky to be gifted this book a few months back, and was thrilled when starting to read, that I couldn't seem to find a stopping point. I admit I devoured it within a day, and was haunted by it for days to come.

I want to say that I know that writing is no easy task. There is so much involved in the process that quite frankly it hurts my brain to try to process it all. So when reviewing a book I try to keep in mind all that goes into the process.

For a self published...more

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Sep 02, 2012 Aiman Gebara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own

I am speechless because at first when I got this book from ebook for FREE I was like there's another gay werewolf love story but boy was I wrong! I couldn't believe that a book like this is for free and I 100% recommend it to everyone that reads books because you've got nothing to loos mate :D it for FREE for crying out loud so don't just sit there and do nothing...l go by the freaken book ....... Wat are jugs still waiting for!!! Lol as uve noticed i usually get so hyperactive after reading a s...more

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Sep 03, 2012 Jessica rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, romance, loved, sweet, kickass-female-protagonist

W.O.W.... That's all I can say. Just Wow.
I loved this book. The author was descriptive and I instantly felt a connection to the characters and the loving atmosphere of Souhtren Texas. Jacque is a person who would be my best friend. She is funny, sarcastic, lovable and sweet. Fane is the man of my dreams (isn't he everyone's?).
Us as readers get to watch their love grow and flourish through out the whole book. One of the other twists was that Fane spoke Romanian. It added more mystery and romanc...more

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May 20, 2013 Tiffluvsaaron rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance, last-read-in-a-series, series, vampires-and-wolves, young-adult, authors-to-watch-for, sweet-guys

"At last, my Jacquelyn."

CLAP, CLAP, CLAP!!
I enjoyed Fane and Jacque so much. What a wolf!! Nothing hotter than a possessive wolf. Fane was such an endearing character. His human self and his wolf side were great though we didnt get to see to much of the wolf yet.

I had a smile on my face as I ended the story and why I put this story on hold for so long is beyond me. Reading this story reminded me of a ritzy version of Caged Moon

Fane finally found his mate just to be challenged for her. I lov...more

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Sep 21, 2012 Olivia rated it 5 of 5 stars

I loved everything about this book..especially all of the characters. I could relate to the all the girls, and found them hilarious and entertaining. Also i was completly drawn to fane. I loved the way he was explained and the nature of his character. i cant wait to get more of this wonderful series!

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Aug 12, 2012 Buffy Kennedy rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book was really enjoyable. It takes place over just a few days making for a really easy read, and though we go over some of the same events between two points of view, it’s surprisingly didn’t feel redundant at all. For the most part we only see from Jacque’s point of view or Fane’s, but every so often a pertinent character, such as Jacque’s mother, will have a little paragraph to put their two cents into a situation.

One of the best parts is that all the characters acted their age. As a te...more

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Jun 13, 2013 Shelby rated it 1 of 5 stars

They're always telling you not to judge a book by it's cover, sure is a shame I didn't listen this time. I like the cover a lot but that's where it stops, the only reason I kept reading was because I thought it might get better, well, it didn't. I'm almost wondering if it was writen like this on purpose, but even if the lame dialogue, underdeveloped characters, and total acceptance of a werewolf boyfriend were meant to be funny, than the grammar and spelling should have at least been correct, it...more

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Jun 10, 2013 Clara Hartt rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jun 06, 2013 Crème De La Crème Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book brought many smiles upon me. *Contradicting to the laughs some readers insisted they experinced*

It was straight up ridiculous. Though the characters grew on me quite a bit, their reaction to the paranormal world, was highly abnormal.
Or should I say, their lack of reaction?
I did find myself rolling my eyes every so often, from the grammatical errors, that aside, from the actual content. Yes, there were highly adorable, even witty, moments but some moments were "get out of here, this ca...more

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May 23, 2013 Amelia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: hot-kickass-boys, book-boyfriends

I got this book free on my kindle from amazon so if you have a kindle/kindle app I would recommend you get it. If you don't enjoy it, you don't have to pay for the other books but I'm thinking you might.

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I don't know why but I've always had a thing for wolves - maybe because they are my favorite animal, not to do with the who werewolf thing - so this book was pretty ideal for me.

So basically the story revolves around an ordinary 17 year old teenage girl called Jaque Pierce and her...more

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Quinn lives in beautiful NW Arkansas with her husband, son, Doberman and cat (who thinks she is a ninja in disguise). She is beyond thankful that she has been blessed to be able to write full time and hopes the readers know how much all of their support means to her. Some of her hobbies include reading, exercising, crochet, and spending time with family and friends. She gives all credit of her suc...more

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“Alright then, I guess that’s settled,” Lilly said, then she turned to Fane, “Lay a paw on my little girl and you will be a three legged Lassie, got it?”
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