The Burning Claw: Book 10, The Grey Wolves Series

I love this series but...I feel like the characters are too predictable now. The girls need to grow up. Peri is a High Fae and she should act like one instead of dummying down to Jens level. The author used phrases over and over again and it makes it too repetitive, it grates on one's nerves. The flashing of the fae back and forth becomes...rude to the point of annoyance. I found myself skipping pages because I had read so many others that were the same. It seems that after every squirmish the couples retired to their rooms and a dialogue of "mine" ensues. I am sorry to say that my interest in this series has run its course. Sigh.

I have been following this series since book 1 and I am ready for more. I am a Quinn Loftis fan for life. There were so many twists and turns that I don't know where to start. The book started on a somber note with Jacque and Fane on death's door, and gypsy healer Sally missing in action. We have two new dormants Bethany and Zara. And, poor Costin is hanging on by a thread hoping for news of Sally. His only solace is their son Titus. Cyn and Thalion are trying to round up more vampires for the slaughter, but they've all gone into hiding. I've got a few questions: When are Sally and Jaque gonna develop some impulse control and not rush in? They both have children now and need to be more cautious. Jacque rushed to help in the last book and went into labor in a den of vampires, she needs to slow down. When is Jen going to filter her mouth? Hopefully before her daughter starts talking. She is hilarious, though. Bethany finds her mate in Drake of the Serbia pack, who is still slightly feral. The couple is trying to figure out their relationship. Jacque and Fane wake to connect with their newborn. There is a new big bad wanting to cause trouble and they want Sally to take part in it, but they have no idea who they've pissed off by taking her. I still want to know how Skender got involve in all this, I thought he was one of the good guys? What happened to him? And are the guys ever gonna be able to tell these girls to stay put and they actually listen? doubtful, very doubtful.

I just did review on book 9 I do apologize I was actually thinking that I was doing a review on this book The Burning claw. As the content love it love it love it. As for the narrator of this book I listen to my books I don't necessarily read them because of the lifestyle I lead is just easier to put in headsets and listen then it is to curl up and sit and read.The narrator should have went back to book 9 to listen how the pronunciation of the characters names we're done. And my case it took me a moment to figure out who she was talking about cuz I had never heard of that character's name and to hear the same name said differently than the first nine books drove me a little bit insane. The review for the narrator I would give as a one but I did enjoy the book.And I do apologize for giving the wrong review for the wrong book book 9 absolutely loved the whole thing it was just too short that's my only complaint

Did enjoy this one, much better than the last one. The chapters on Bethany and Drake did bore me and she was doing my head in. She was taken when she was seven years old and because of that fact, Drake is pursuing anything physical between them. which is fair enough, can't fault him on that. But when she wants him to touch her and not having the faintest comprehension as to what it is she is actually asking. What does she do, throw a tantrum like a seven year old.I like the character of Zara, she also being taken, only when she was 14 years old, had gone through utter hell compared to Bethany, but she is getting on with things, even finding a mate when she thought she wouldn't. She seems to have a strong character.Decebel is my favourite so he is always great, and Jen is her usual self. Fane is still his annoyingly touchy-feeling, jumping Jaques bones.There was at least two sections where I did shed a tear, but wasn't sobbing.I did the Starlina the little pixie as well.

Since I just binged on the entire grey wolf and gypsy series, I'm just going to copy and paste this message. It is well worth the read, the characters are great, the villains are evil and the heroines are not damsels in distressed waiting around for their big bad wolves to rescue them. Quinn writes with flare and energy, with vibrance and realism and above all with a rhythm that makes you just swiftly jump into the next book, and the next and the next and then you are crying because the next one is not out yet. So if you want a great story that will stay with you and doesn't forget the characters from the previous books (like many series tend to do) do read these series they are totally worth the laughs, cries and emotions that will pour out of you.

As always quinn has delivered a remarkable book. She quite often had me in fits of laughter and in tears as well. To be able to still write something new, inviting and that still engages the reader after 10 books is nothing short of amazing. Quinn has nailed this book like she has all her other books, and i for one can't wait to read the next one.

I just finished the book and my mind is racing. I was enthralled from beginning to end. I was on the edge of my seat as I felt the utter turmoil and despair of Costin (who is probably my favorite wolf). His and Sally's story is just beautiful because they are both such sweet and kindhearted people. This book allows you to really understand the depth of the blood blond. I mean the fact that he goes feral after three days away from Sally! Then all the characters we are introduced to in book 9 find closer and, peace. Just the intricate web that Quinn weaves always leaves me breathless and in anticipation for what's next. I am able to fully understand all the characters because you allows you to spend time with all of them on a more personal level. Each character get the opportunity to tell there story and unburden themselves. If I say anymore this while have way more spoilers than it already does.

I first discovered these books when I was looking for free books on amazon kindle. The first book in this series came up and I bought it. Soon after reading it, I found I couldn't wait to read more. I went full out and bought the whole set (all 10 books). The books mainly revolved around three teenage girls who were pulled into a life of secrets and mystery. They were amazing! I would definitely recommend these books. If you do want to try the set out before buying, the first book is free on amazon kindle(although I would say it is not quite as good as the other books in the series).

It seems to never end this series! I loved the beginning books and really felt that the show was being run by jaque, jen and sally then we get the extended family and stories and challenges and its hard but i am kind of getting bored. Like when will this rag tag lot ever catch a break or happy ever after how many enemies can they go through or their immortal and forever going to keep going. Only because of my need for closure do i keep returning and though i have to revisit other books to get back in the zone its getting tiring. Love the series but kind of waiting for the end now.

What can I so but omg Quinn you did it Again love the new characters they fit in so well, this book is hart breaking and dark but with all the love the Wolf's bring and the feisty lol moment's jen brings.The introduction of the babies and adorable Titus is great I love this little guy CNT wait to see his character grow, and I am sure Zara is going to be a great new member of the pack loving her already.

Loving this new series, can't wait for the new one to come out.My favourite series of books.Again, the only issue I have is with the incorrect spelling, grammar errors and the he's instead of she's and other simple errors that drive me crazy.I assume you have beta readers, an editor and a line editor and if so, they are just not doing their jobs properly and that's a shame, because that's the only fault I can find with your books.I hope the next ones won't have the same issues as it spoils my enjoyment.

As I stated in the last review these episodes into the lives of the wolves, is really maturing. I still stick with the opinion that the books should be joined together. Making a longer read rather then a Mills and Boon book.