The Wild Man - Review
I have to say that this book definitely is not for the faint of heart. If you are someone who finds certain things irredeemable then this book will not be fore you. You will definitely want to check your triggers before you read this book. I am apparently unhinged so I just dived in and took the book for what it was. At first, I was instantly like oh no...I don't know if he can come back from this. Then as things progressed between Everlee and Wild Man, I found that I could forgive him. Though it definitely would take some time for me to come to terms with things if I was in her shoes. I liked how the story was done. It definitely did not take the easy approach and Alex Grayson was not afraid to go there. While the story of what happened to Wild Man and how he ended up where he was, is tragic, I'm glad that it shaped him into who he was. Ironically enough, I disliked how her brothers and father treated Everlee once she came back to civilization. The way that they believed that they knew what was best for her despite her telling them otherwise was a little crazy. I am glad that in the long run things worked out but they still have some groveling to do in my opinion. Though they themselves aren't that far from the mindset that Wild Man had so, I would probably forgive them in time. The main thing that I wish we got more of is the after. Seeing Wild Man acclimate to the world outside of what he knew. Not to mention, does he ever bond with her brothers?
The spice in this book was hitting for me. I love everything about the primal dynamic that existed in this story. I gave it a 5 out of 5 for the spice. Overall, I think that you have to be someone who is open to the primal dynamic that exist in this story in order to enjoy it. This is definitely a dark romance in almost every sense of the word. I would only recommend it to those who enjoy that genre. Even then, I would warn you to check your triggers before reading. This was an enjoyable retelling for me. I look forward to reading more from this author!
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