Cordelia Levine is a powerful witch who enjoys living among humans who have no idea that real witches and supernatural beings exist. In fact, she herself is about to find out that she is destined to be the WITCH OF THE WOLVES, whether she likes it or not. Bishop Daniels is on a mission to take Cordelia to her father an Alpha who wants her home so he can protect her. Here she learns that she is indeed a shifter – a female Alpha. The first plan to protect her is to give her to Bishop as a mate. Not that Cordelia is going to just stand by and allow these men to predict and plan out her future. No – ladies might be expected to be ladies, but Cordelia is a witch with a mind of her own. She sees the pack run by her father is a nearly broken group and when she sees that Bishop, who is much stronger, plans to challenge her father's leadership she begins to believe he might be the right man for the job. WITCH OF THE WOLVES is an intriguing mix of historical, paranormal and romance. As a fan of paranormal, this is really the first I have read with a Victorian background, and it added a few good twists to the enjoyment factor. The societal restraints were evident but though Cordelia was very good at being human she knew she was more. She just didn’t know how different she was until meeting Bishop. The main characters are a good match though there were times when the tension was too much for the fast pace of all that was happening around them. She is a lady but snarky and sure of herself and he was, of course, a gorgeous man who was brooding and secretive. The action and drama will keep readers on their toes and though the attraction between them is immediate, the actual romance is a bit slower in building. Something that might bother some readers is the fact that a number of other characters kept looking at Cordelia as a possession, her worth only for breeding. And her father was the worst of them all, luckily Cordelia isn’t a witch to put up with that nonsense. WITCH FOR THE WOLVES is book one and does leave you hanging, but after enjoying the unusual, fast-paced read you will gladly look for the next one.
When a powerful witch discovers she's the daughter of an Alpha werewolf and is taken by his Pack, she's determined to break free all the while denying her attraction to her abductor. Witch of the Wolves is perfect for fans of A Court of Thorns and Roses and From Blood and Ash.
Cordelia Levine comes from a long line of powerful witches. She's been flying under the radar in the human world, focused on strengthening her magic. She loves working at her aunt's apothecary in London, secretly serving supernaturals.
Until the truth about her family is revealed.
She always assumed her enhanced sense of smell came from her French perfumer father. But when Bishop Daniels abducts Cordelia at the request of her father, the Alpha, Cordelia learns she's a lycan--sharing both witch and werewolf traits. She's brought to Trevelyan, the pack estate, under the guise of protection from foreign threats who want to use her to continue their bloodline.
She quickly learns that to keep her from being sold off to another pack, her father intends to give Cordelia as a mate to Bishop. His second in command and the future Alpha.
Cordelia refuses to accept this as her fate. She can't rely on her magic alone to escape and when she learns Bishop plans to challenge her father's power, she reluctantly begins to trust him. The cracks within the Pack become evident and something is bound to break. And Cordelia and her growing desire for the man who shouldn't set her on fire are right at the center of it all.
Witch of the Wolves is the first book in this Victorian romantasy series, featuring an intense and sexy romance and a world on the brink of change.
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