The Wolf

Black Dagger Brotherhood: Prison Camp, Book 2

By: J. R. Ward

Narrated by: Jim Frangione

Length: 12 hrs and 31 mins

Publisher's summary

Return to the sizzling glymera’s prison camp in this dark and sexy second novel in the new Black Dagger Brotherhood Prison Camp spin-off series from the #1 New York Times bestselling author J.R. Ward.

In the next installment of bestselling author J.R. Ward’s Prison Camp series, things get steamy when Lucan, a wolven forced into bartering drug deals for the infamous Prison Colony, meets Rio, the second in command for the shadowy Caldwell supplier, Mozart. After a deal goes awry, a wolf with piercing golden eyes swoops in to save her from certain death. As shocking truths unfurl, Rio is uncertain of who to trust and what to believe—but with her life on the line, true love rears its head and growls in the face of danger.

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amazing as always

I struggled with this series but I love J.R Ward so much that I will read all her stuff before I decide. I went back and bought The Jackel. and reread both again. And I am so ad. what an amazing book. I love that I found myself laughing out loud and crying. thank you for such an awesome book

humor, drama, sex and intrigue!

I absolutely love the humor in this book many times I would just sit back and giggle. the drama and sex and intrigue were Way beyond what I expected! one of your best Jr Ward. Jim frangione is an exceptional vocalist.

excellent book.

loved this title! jim Frangione is awesome and brings the characters to life. Ward is getting back to the main characters with this one.

🌻The H/h’s story was incomplete!🌻

🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻V from Kansas🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

This book had a lot of the elements that I have loved about the BDB. There were familiar favorite Characters likeButch, Hollywood, Doc Jane and Vishous. There was the familiar, hilarious banter between the guys. There was a check in and a side story, about Vishous. There was some steamy adult time and The great Jim Frangione was again the perfect narrator. However, the main Hero and Heroine’s story seemed incomplete.

The book ends just when the couple decided to be together, despite the obstacles they must face. The Hero is a prisoner and they hadn’t rectified that situation. They don’t discuss what, if anything, can be done about their different life expectancies and nothing was discussed about Wolven society and/or lifestyles.

I sure hope that there is a continuation of this story, otherwise, I’ll be very disappointed ☹️!

Not as good…

As the previous book; really didn’t like Rio’s character. Rio was too caustic; especially considering Lucan had to save her ass several times, yet she continued to be a butthole. What Lucan saw in her is beyond me. The best thing about the book was Jim’s narration; his description of things and commentary was hilarious. I miss Lassiter but Jim is doing a good job of adding humor to an otherwise serious situation. Also love Lucan going into beast mode. On to the next book.

Another page turner!

Can we still say that - pager turner with audiobooks? ;) Ward + Frangione + BDBH = awesome adventures, great characters, and hot sex scenes.

Love it!

Love it! Can't wait to see if we see another book for the people at the prision.

So flipping good

The only thing I can say about this book is that you're going to be disappointed that the next installment isn't out already. J.R. Ward is playing with my emotions! I want to know what happens next, RIGHT NOW! LOL!

No disappointment

Loved the book!
The ending left a lot of things open, so I am immediately jumping into the Viper

So love Jim Fangione's performances

I am a huge fan of the BDB series, and this was a good part of the series. The storyline was interesting, the lead characters had good depth, and I love how they all link together. But after listening to many other book series, my favorite part of the Audible collection is how they keep consistent with Jim Frangione as the narrator. His performances are spot on, his voice is well modulated for any of the characters male or female, and it has a lovely rough edge to it that I find super sexy. :-) Keep it up Jim, and thanks J.R. Ward for keeping this consistency through the books. It's horrific in other series where the performances vary from book to book and make you want to stop listening just because the performance is terrible.