Tuesday Reviews: A Curse of Blood and Wolves by Melissa McTernan

A dark and steamy fairytale re-imagining of Little Red Riding Hood. Perfect for romantasy readers and lovers of smuttok

Is it possible to be drawn to someone you’ve never met?

When Ruby feels the eyes of a stranger in the woods, she knows she should be scared, that she should run away, but she can’t. Instead, she feels a thrill, feels drawn to this stranger who follows her in the woods. Yearns for his eyes on her every night as she walks home, hoping to hear the crunch of leaves under his feet that signals he’s there.

Will he ever reveal himself?

After all, fate doesn’t make mistakes . .

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"A Curse of Blood and Wolves," a dark and twisted retelling of Little Red Riding Hood with a supernatural twist, serves as the ideal werewolf romance. Whenever Ruby traverses the woods on her way home, an eerie sensation of being observed envelops her, yet rather than fear, it incites a sense of exhilaration. Rafe, on the other hand, finds himself relentlessly captivated by her, an obsession that drives him to follow her every move.

This paranormal romance was a genuine delight for me. Their love story exuded an undeniable sweetness, and the manner in which destiny bound them together, despite their personal struggles, was nothing short of beautiful.