Crying Wolfe

A Goode Girls Romance, Book 5

De: Kerrigan Byrne

Narrado por: Stella Hunter, J.F. Harding

A new trio of siblings learn that it is impossible to be a Goode without being a little wicked....

He’s the man with the Midas touch....

Elijah Wolfe is just as ruthless and aggressive as his name suggests. Born in the harsh Nevada desert, he used his sharp wits and sharper fists to fight for survival, mining ore for terrible men.

Until one day, he struck gold—literally. Despite his unimaginable wealth, his heart is empty of trust and his world is full of enemies. He’s come to England searching for a priceless treasure once stolen from him and is prepared to ruin anyone who gets in his way.

She’s a thief with a heart of gold....

Rosaline Goode’s callous father left her nothing but a legacy of shame. Instead of worrying about the women gossiping behind their fans or the cruelty of eligible men, she spends her nights avoiding society and mapping the stars. That is until absurd circumstances find her nearly naked in the home of the famously unscrupulous, lethal American whose name is on everyone's lips.

The promise of plunder....

Succumbing to a shotgun wedding is the worst thing Eli can imagine, but if it is what he must do to get what he wants, then so be it. Except now, all the arguments he’d made against the marriage are becoming enticements. His new wife is too young. Too small, sheltered, soft, and sensitive for a man forged in the mines and tempered in the desert heat. If theirs is a devil’s bargain, then why does her shy touch take him to heaven?

©2022 Kerrigan Byrne (P)2022 Kerrigan Byrne

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟5-stars

Loved this story and Loving this entire series by the fabulously talented Kerrigan Byrne. Heartwarming and emotional. Not too long and drawn out which made it especially enjoyable. Stella Hunter’s soft and smoothly sensual tone blends perfectly with the force of JFHarding’s strong, sexy, and so masculine tone of voice. Kerrigan Byrne for Historical Romance is a favorite.

Best of the series

J.F.Harding….more please! Enjoyed this book so much and the narration made it even better. If you enjoyed the rough American in England and the British woman he falls in love with you’ll enjoy The Marquess by Patricia Rice. I did anyway. This story hit a similar vibe for me. Worth a credit!

Loved the male narrator’s voice. So rich and deep

I particularly enjoyed the American vernacular and well placed curses. The author is very talented and this book did not disappoint.

This is a good one

Humor, humanity, and romance and finally an American accent that was not or did not sound fake

K.B. does it again

We can always count on Kerrigan Byrne to write a good story and draw the reader in. This book is no exception. The h was endearing and complex. The H was macho and tender-hearted. Their conflict was a little predictable but quickly resolved. I enjoyed seeing characters from the previous books like Inspector Morley and Dorian Blackwell show up to make brief appearances.