Cry Wolf
Greta Stone
Publication date: March 1st 2017
Genres: Gothic, New Adult, Paranormal Romance
Peter is a kitsune. Chaos follows him wherever he goes. Good intentions, bad intentions—it doesn’t matter. Even mimicking the howl of a friend he hasn’t seen in over a decade turns out to have disastrous consequences.
The wolf doesn’t have a name. For now, he goes by Luca. He has no past, and as an escaped slave, if he can’t stay hidden in the shadows, he’ll have no future. When someone steals his howl, he’s drawn to investigate, and ends up saddled with a mouthy fox who insists they used to be friends once upon a time.
Petty problems and a dubious reunion are pushed aside the longer they’re stranded together. The Underwood is a dangerous place.
They have two choices: work together or die.
Join Greta Stone in a dark paranormal MM romance retelling of Aesop’s fable, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, and David P. Mannix’s classic novel, The Fox and the Hound.
Cry Wolf by Greta Stone is a paranormal MM romance between two men who met and became friends as children. It had a good blend of paranormal with fantasy, and the love story was sweet and moved at a steady progression. However, there were times when it moved slowly or was confusing. I will also say that the ending didn't feel like it completely ended. I wouldn't call it a cliffhanger, but it wasn't all wrapped up in a nice little package. And I'm okay with that. It is set up for the next book in the series.
I liked Luca and wished I had more of his story, but Peter I think could have been developed more. He remained stagnant for much of the story, and I'm hoping the author will show more growth in the next installment.
Overall, this story was enjoyable and I really liked how the author as able to blend her own imagination with the stories we all know and love. The stories and premises were put together and worked seamlessly. I recommend this book. 3.5 stars.
I liked Luca and wished I had more of his story, but Peter I think could have been developed more. He remained stagnant for much of the story, and I'm hoping the author will show more growth in the next installment.
Overall, this story was enjoyable and I really liked how the author as able to blend her own imagination with the stories we all know and love. The stories and premises were put together and worked seamlessly. I recommend this book. 3.5 stars.
Greta is the unruly offspring of a tiger and a dragon. She spends most of her time reading, stalking her favorite musicians, and harassing other authors with pranks.
Underwood District Series (MM Romance/UF)
Cry Wolf - Book 1
Cry Wolf: Mating Season - Book 1.5
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Take a trip to New Gotham!
A paid vacation to New Gotham is an expensive affair. I found a witch who specializes in crafting gatestones. These magical pendants are used for traveling between dimensions. The bauble offered as a contest prize should take the winner to Avaline’s Trees. Keep in mind, gatestones are touchy things. It might not do anything at all. Or you might up in oblivion. Good luck with that. We’ll read about it in the papers, no doubt.
Elderstone Keys – What’s the big deal?
There is a house in New Gotham that is rumored to be haunted. No one has lived in it since the Great Depression, and no one can recall what its last occupants looked like, what they did for a living or where they went. Only one is fated to enter and learn its secrets. Anytime I host a contest, I give away keys to Elderstone. The person who collects ten of them is fated to own the house. Among their keys, they’ll have the mystical key that opens the door. (More information)
