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Review - The Wolf Who Loved Me
The Wolf Who Loved Me
Lydia Dare
Sourcebooks, Casablanca
April 2012
In The Wolf Who Loved Me by Lydia Dare (the writing team of
Tammy Falkner and Jodie Pearson) Lady Madeline Hayburn’s father has decided to have
a husband hunting party at his castle. Unfortunately, Maddie isn’t taken with
any of the variety of fortune hunting bachelors. While she knows she’s likely
to have a cold marriage, there’s a secret place in her heart that yearns for
love and passion.
Werewolf Weston Hadley has admired Madeline for years but
being impoverished and untitled means he hasn’t a chance. Being scarred on his
cheek has also lowered his prospects as far as the Ton is concerned. After a
card game at the Castle, Wes takes to the stables feeling the call of the moon.
What he doesn’t count on his Maddie following him and witnessing his
transformation from man to wolf. When he realizes what she’s just seen, he
knows he can’t afford to let her go but he doesn’t quite know what to do about
it.
Luckily, the Eynsford carriage and driver arrives and Wes
realizes his best option is to marry Lady Madeline so that she won’t be able to
tell his secret. In no time, a bedraggled Maddie and a naked Wes are headed
north to Gretna Green.
The trip does afford Wes the opportunity to pursue his suit
of Lady Madeline’s hand and a tender romance blooms. Maddie, a duke’s daughter,
is used to the best and Wes isn’t able to give her a fraction of that. Even though
they marry, Wes still has no ability to provide for Maddie. When she sees him
with another woman, she immediately believes he’s been unfaithful and asks an
acquaintance to return her home. That cad, however, takes her farther north to
his remote estate leaving Wes bewildered but determined to find her and get her
back. But even after he successfully rescues her, he realizes he can’t keep
her. He and Maddie have an assortment of problems to work out before they find
their happy ever after.
The Wolf Who Loved Me is a lighthearted story with a very
immature hero and heroine who do grow as the story progresses. The romance is
tender and sweet and yet passionate as Maddie and Wes become more intimate.
Maddie does find the passion she was seeking and Wes does get the mate he’s
longed for though it’s a rocky quest. While the plot stretches Regency bounds, that
didn’t stop me from reading. I enjoyed the story and the characters.
As usual, the Lydia Dare books deliver a fascinating, sexy
and fun reading experience.
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