I know you're not supposed to judge a book by its cover, but to be honest, The Gilded Wolves is so beautiful that I might make an exception. That's what attracted me to this title in the first place.
While I was drawn in by the cover, I was captivated by the writing. The prologue had my heart racing in a way that ordinarily wouldn't occur so early in the book, when I have limited emotional investment in the story or the characters.
While I was drawn in by the cover, I was captivated by the writing. The prologue had my heart racing in a way that ordinarily wouldn't occur so early in the book, when I have limited emotional investment in the story or the characters.