Master of Wolves

By Angela Knight

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Average Rating: (See all 3 reviews) Format: Paperback, 310 pages Published In: United States, April 2006 Quantity Available: 115 Ships within 6-10 days Outraged over the murder of a fellow cop and werewolf, Jim London goes undercover in his wolf form. There's one complication--the new police-dog handler, Faith Weston, is sexy enough to bring out the animal in any man. Original. From The Publisher: SALES POINTS - USA Today bestselling author- Third in the trilogy, following Master of the Moon (5/05) and Master of the Night (10/04)- Over a quarter of a million copies of her books in print- Sales have grown for each book in the trilogy- Jane's Warlord (6/04) has been back to press five times and counting, and got fantastic advance praise from Emma Holly- Well-known for her novellas in the Secrets erotic anthologies- Author featured in anthologies Bite (1/05) and the bestseller Hot Blooded (9/04) Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group ISBN: 0425207439 EAN: 9780425207437 Dimensions: 17.22 x 10.72 x 2.26 centimeters (0.15 kg)

I'm a die hard fan of Angela Knight....she produces sexy, graphic, well written stories that drag you into their world.

This was another fab read from Angela Knight. Jim London is devestated at the death of his closest friend and goes under cover to hunt out the truth. To make things a little different he goes under cover as a dog - due his being a werewolf/shapeshifter. His one problem is his handler Faith Weston who he starts to fall for. He come clean and after Faith is bitten join forces to get the bad guys. This is another super read in her Mageverse series, a fun and entertaining read.

You don’t need to read the other books in this series, ‘Master of the Night’ or ‘Master of the Moon’, although the first two do offer a backdrop to ‘Master of the Wolves’, in order to understand what’s happening in this novel. Knight offers explanations as you read, necessary for the new reader but a trifle annoying for been-there done-that fans. Nevertheless I have to say that of the three, this is my favourite by far.
The hero of ‘Master of the Moon’ is Jim London, brother to the feisty Diana of ‘Moon’ who ended up—well, I won’t spoil it for those who haven’t read the book. Jim is a werewolf who is investigating the death of his best friend in a creepy police station in a creepy little town. The only non-creepy cop is Faith Weston, new to town, who heads the K-9 department. Enter Jim, in German Shepherd form, who falls for the unsuspecting dog handler. Faith knows ‘Rambo’ is different, but she doesn’t realise just how different until he turns into a werewolf to rescue her from—wait for it—a rogue were and a psychotic vampire witch. [If you’ve read ‘Moon’ you’ll know who she is.] Okay, I didn’t say the plot was believable, but the characters are great, and the story line moves faster than in the other novels. All in all, one of Knight’s best books ever.