The Wolf Prince by Roxie Ray

It’s my destiny as wolf prince to find my mate. But what happens when she’s someone that nobody expected…

I’ve lost count of the number of Lunar Mate ceremonies I’ve attended where every eye is on me.

As the son of shifter royalty, I’m supposed to find a fated mate who will continue my family’s powerful legacy. But at forty years of age, everyone is starting to think that person doesn’t exist, including me.

Then I experience a pull so deep and so undeniable, that when I look up and meet the eyes of a waitress, our gazes lock. Recognition sparks between us.

In an instant, I’m sure. This woman is mine.

I can tell my parents sense the connection, too. But judging by their expressions, they know something I don’t.

Like me, they’re aware she’s special. But the fear in their eyes tells me she’s the last person on earth they want to be my mate…

My Review

Liza is a chef for a catering company. She loves food and her simple life. She seems to be middle class but not in the hierarchy of shifters, and she tries to avoid the mating ceremonies at all costs until she gets roped into working the next big one. 

We also get Ty’s perspective. He has some mating woes, as he hasn’t found his and is feeling pressure from his wealthy Alpha parents. Okay, I’m totally loving this storyline already. I can’t wait to see what happens. 

All the ways Ty and Liza are opposite are highlighted, and there are some skeletons in Liza’s closet with some unknown info. I love that they are opposites in so many ways. Liza’s past and peculiarities are brought up, and they will have a big part in this storyline. However, the book is dragging. Like this slow burn, but this is more like embers. 

So, Liza is exceptional and has hidden secrets in her past that she doesn’t yet know but will eventually. This story is more about the fact that she is different than the fated mates, but that is included in a little bit of the storyline and all the sizzling scenes.  Her supernatural powers have a Rapunzel-like fairytale ability. 

This book gets dramatic as Liza’s past history and her damaged MC stuff hit a dramatic crescendo, but it is very much drama, romance, forgiveness, and more drama. And even though there is a second half of this book, and book 2 is included in my copy with The Wolf Prince’s Fate, I’m really not interested in reading any further. 

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