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Step into a sanctuary of Wicked Tales & Wild Romances, where we explore the most captivating corners of dark fantasy and heart-tugging rom-coms. This is more than just a reading log; it’s a collection of Curated Chronicles for the Modern She-Wolf who isn’t afraid to get lost in the shadows or fall for the monster. ​Whether it’s a slow-burn magic system or a spicy contemporary trope, every story here is chosen to be Wildly Devoured.

Author: Lady Nightwolf

  • Kingdom of the Wicked

    By Kerri Maniscalco. Pub date: 10/27/2020 Five Stars! ***** Best enjoyed on a fall day when you’re not too hungry or thirsty–there are a lot of super delicious food references in this one, along with some seriously hot love interest moments. Emilia and her twin sister Vittoria work in their family’s restaurant in a village…

  • The Wild

    By Owen Laukkanen, pub date September 14, 2020 Best enjoyed outside where you can smell fresh air and dirt–even better if you can surround yourself with forest. Dawn messed up. Dawn messed up bad enough that her mother and her step dad showed up at her middle aged drug dealing boyfriend’s house to pick her…

  • Court of Miracles

    by Kester Grant Publishing Date 4 Stars–Best enjoyed all in one sitting. In an alternative revolutionary-era France, there is a silent war waging between the rulers of the day and those who rue the night. The nobility, after having brutally crushed the revolution and all those who supported it, rule the common people with a…

  • Ruthless Gods

    by Emily A Duncan. Release Date 4/7/2020 3 Stars. Best enjoyed slowly, like a square of deep, dark chocolate. Picking up the pieces left behind from the events in Wicked Saints and working to end the war between Kalyazin and Tranavia (one way or another), Nadya and Serefin find themselves at the brink of something…

  • Burn Our Bodies Down

    By Rory Power. Release Date 7/7/2020 4 Stars. Best enjoyed during the daytime with the windows open. Margot has been secretly searching for her past behind her emotionally distant mother’s back for as long as she can remember. That’s a hard task to accomplish when you have to walk on egg shells in a tiny,…

  • The Guinevere Deception

    By Kiersten White 3.5 Stars–best read if you’ve already enjoyed the Arthurian legends Guinevere is on her way from the abbey where she has been living to the waiting arms of the kingdom of Camelot where she is to marry its beloved King Arthur. Guinevere has many secrets and very few confidants. For instance, Guinevere…

  • Wicked Saints

    By Emily Duncan 4.5 Stars. Best enjoyed on a cold and blood-laced winter evening. In a war between blood magic and the will of the gods, who will triumph?  A war has been fought for years between Tranavia and Kalyazin, a war that pits the divine against the profane and heretical. Two powerful people on…

  • Diamond City

    By Francesca Flores 3 Stars. Best enjoyed when you’re feeling cagey. Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an advanced copy in exchange for a fair and honest review. In a post-civil war city where religion is dangerous, possessing raw diamonds can get you executed, and criminals roam the streets freely, who can you…

  • Nameless Queen

    BY Rebecca McLaughlin. Pub Date 01/17/2020 3 Stars. Best enjoyed when craving a somewhat predictable but enjoyable underdog story. I received an ARC from Netgalley in exchange for a fair and honest review. In The Names Queen, the magic of the land is bound to the person who rules it. When the sovereign dies, they…

  • Sorcery of Thorns

    By Margaret Rogerson 4 Stars. Best enjoyed surrounded by books. Sorcery of Thorns is a fantastic and surprising adventure from start to finish. So surprising and delightful, in fact, that I have struggled to come up with a synopsis that wouldn’t give away half the book! The world that Rogerson has built around this story…