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| Title | : | The Heat (The Big Bad Wolf #1) |
| Author | : | Heather Killough-Walden |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 218 pages |
| Published | : | May 6th 2011 (first published November 18th 2010) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Paranormal Romance. Shapeshifters. Werewolves. Adult |
Heather Killough-Walden
Kindle Edition | Pages: 218 pages Rating: 3.78 | 4971 Users | 307 Reviews
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NOW IN PRINT!!!Lily St. Claire is a southern girl, born and raised, and she has a soft spot in her heart for Baton Rouge. But when she returns after being out of town for a few years, she finds that things have changed. Katrina rearranged the city’s face, there are more people, the streets are meaner, and most importantly, the boy she had a crush on her entire childhood is all grown up. In a big, bad way.
Daniel Kane is the youngest police chief Baton Rouge has ever known. Standing well over two meters high, with a hard body, jet black hair that needs a cut, eyes like blue slate, and a quick mind, not much gets past him. But what could hold more sway than a handsome, young, competent chief of police? A handsome, young, competent chief of police who also happens to be a werewolf. And not just any werewolf, but an alpha.
Yet, all that power doesn’t seem to mean a damn thing when it comes to claiming the one thing he wants more than anything on Earth – the girl who, as far as he is concerned, was meant for him: Lily St. Claire. Not only is Lily head-strong, independent, and more than a little capable of slipping through his tightly gripped fingers, it turns out, Daniel’s not the only one who’s ready to claim her as his mate. And as bad luck would have it for Chief Kane, his competition is also an alpha werewolf.
And a notorious cold-blooded killer.
The Heat is the first book in the New York Times and USA Today bestselling Big Bad Wolf series by Heather Killough-Walden. Dig in and see why this series continues to receive world-wide acclaim, capturing the hearts and minds of thousands of paranormal romance fans around the globe. Also look for The Kings series, the bestselling paranormal romance spin-off series to the Big Bad Wolf.
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| ISBN: | 1511813377 (ISBN13: 9781511813372) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Big Bad Wolf #1 |
| Characters: | Lily St Claire, Daniel Kane, Tabitha 'Tabby' Kane, James Valentine, Malcolm |
| Setting: | Baton Rouge, Louisiana(United States) |
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Ratings: 3.78 From 4971 Users | 307 ReviewsAssessment About Books The Heat (The Big Bad Wolf #1)
When I first read the description for "The Heat" I thought that is was a paranormal romance. However, after reading the book, I must say that it is much, much more. "The Heat" is a thriller, a mystery blended very well with romance.10 years ago, Lily St. Clare had the hots for her best friend's brother, Daniel Kane. However, he never gave her the time of day. Lily moved away and moved on with her life. However, after Katrina, she decides to move back to her home town of Baton Rouge to work atThis book was terrible. The grammar was ridiculous and was distracting. Lily was lame as a heroine. And some of the references and large parts of the story were formulaic and contrived. Glad it was free, but sad that I wasted time on it.
Not sure I can finish this book. I'm more than halfway through and while the narrator insists that the main character is "strong" she has been been nothing but the opposite so far. Describing a character as such when their actions in the book don't show this is not sufficient. I think my definition of a strong woman (or man) is very different than the author's. My definition includes someone who fights back when they or their loved ones are hurt or threatened, not complying with every request
I'm trying not to be one of those people (especially publishing people) who says they never read self-pub'd books because they're all bad. So I've been browsing Amazon and picking up some of the 99 cent offerings that seem to have promising reviews and interesting story premises. Unfortunately, this foray into self-pub didn't work out for me. During my years of publishing, I've trained myself to turn off the editorial side of my brain when I read for pleasure (otherwise it wouldn't be a pleasure
The Heat, is a PNR mixed with thriller and suspense yet all three are erotically potent when muddled up! What can I say Heather Killough-Walden left me panting and flushed leaving me drained with a big smile on my face! I have never tried this genre before, but I loved loved everything about this book! The author is a brilliant storyteller who kept me enthralled and spellbound to this book like no other author had! Ever! Heather Killough- Waldens writing is somewhat dark, almost disparaging and
The story was interesting but repetetive. The writing was unpolished. The romance was a little disturbing but mostly sweet and rewarding. There was plenty of good writing to balance the unpolished and plenty of heart to balance the disturbing bits.Story: The world building was cool, but I had a few problems with it. The world-building detail that bugged me the most was this mark/tatoo thing a female gets when a werewolf claims her as an intended mate. The mark goes away when they actually become
I read this series before I had goodreads. I do enjoy them. This isn't the first time I've reread them and I doubt it will be the last.
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