Jean Johnson

Seeking refuge among eight exiled brothers whose unusual births as four sets of twins is said to fulfill a dangerous curse, Alys harbors a secret about her uncle's role in tormenting the brothers as part of his plot to claim their ancestral inheritance. Original. 25,000 first printing.

The Wolf

I love this book. I may be biased because this was a reread for me, but it is awesome.

The book does a really good job of balancing some really dark things with a ton of humor. I honestly love the grumpy/shy dynamic between the leads. Also Wolfer being turned on by literally everything about Alys is just so great. These two spend so much time going at it like rabbits that it is hilarious. 

Also love Kelly teaching Alys how to fight without magic is just awesome.

Alex Landau

I love this book. I may be biased because this was a reread for me, but it is awesome.

The book does a really good job of balancing some really dark things with a ton of humor. I honestly love the grumpy/shy dynamic between the leads. Also Wolfer being turned on by literally everything about Alys is just so great. These two spend so much time going at it like rabbits that it is hilarious. 

Also love Kelly teaching Alys how to fight without magic is just awesome.

The Wolf

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