The Rejection of Amarli Wolfe by Lucy Scott BryanMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Turning Her Life Around
I’d probably give this book 4.5 ⭐️ if I could.
This is quite an interesting book and I had no idea where it was going from one page to the next. The pacing started off quite slowly and then gradually ramped up to full on running towards the next new idea.
Amarli is a wolf shifter. She is 21 and everything is right in the world. She has a great family and her soon to be mate is the next alpha. There is a ceremony to elevate the next generation to their new positions except Amarli is rejected by her supposed mate and then cast out by the alpha. Amarli is so hurt by this she spends the next 4 years living as a human.
When she meets the son of the alpha of a pack that lives where she works, by accident, she is revealed to them. With this accidental meeting she is thrust back into the supernatural world and has to cope with all the things she thought she left behind.
The world building is a little confusing in places, simply because the author has so much to tell the reader that some things get skimmed over a bit. As this is a series, I’m sure the gaps will be filled in with future books.
Amarli is interesting in that she is both strong and weak at the same time. Mentally and physically she is tough but her emotions make her vulnerable. She has to deal with a lot in a very short period of time and she handles it pretty well on the whole, apart from a few wobbles.
There is definite cases of insta-love/lust in this book that is explained as being fated and that is the reason for the rapid bonding with people. Sometimes I’m in the mood for that and other times it drives me mad, so I thought I’d warn people, just in case they were like me.
I’ll be interested to see where this series heads next as there is a lot of potential there that I hope is fulfilled in the rest of the series.
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