Grey Wolves Series

I had some downtime after finishing my book before I had to start on edits for it. I searched through the Nook books and came across Prince of Wolves by Quinn Loftis. I downloaded the book thinking that my newly turned 13 year old daughter would enjoy it. As always, I decided to read it to be sure that it was appropriate for her age. I fell in love!

Jacque is a regular, not-so-regular 17 year old who has her two constant companions Jen; who is the wild one and Sally, who is the one who seem to keep the other two grounded. (I think every group a friends has a Jacque, Jen and Sally). Things begin to change when Fane the exchange student from Romania moves in across the street from Jacque. She hears a voice in her mind that she is certain belongs to the boy that just saw get out of a limo and look directly towards her bedroom window. This book was so amazing that I finished it within 24 hours.

I immediately purchased the rest of the books in the Grey Wolves Series. I was in love with the characters. How can you not love hot werewolves with foreign accents? The three best friends are so relatable. I fell in love with these characters. I cried with them, laughed with them, cheered for them, yelled at them. Quinn Loftis creates characters that you can love. You love to hate the villians that she creates.


I finished the 7 books in this series in about a week and a half. I am waiting for the eighth and final book though it is sort of going to be a prequel from what I understand. Meanwhile, I am beginning on the Elfin series. I am certain that this series will be just as captivating with characters who we can relate to and love.

The Wolf Prince (book one)
Blood Rites (book two)
Just One Drop (book three)
Out of the Dark (book four)
Beyond the Veil (book five)
Fate and Fury (book six)
Sacrifice of Love (book seven)

This is not your average run of the mill werewolf series where some girl falls in love with a guy and he goes all furry; scaring her. These books create a world. The last set of books that I loved the way that I love these was The Chronicles of Narnia. I am more of a classics type of girl and not very into werewolves or vampires so to be drawn into this world that Quinn created was a little surprising to me at first. I suggest that anyone who enjoys books give this series a read. You will be hooked before you get to the halfway point of the first book.