Review: The Wolf Next Door by Lydia Dare

I liked the book but not quite as much as the other two before them. There was too much manipulation going on.William is so dense about women and Prisca is so stubborn that it blinds her to what's happening around her.They're incapable of seeing things from another point of vue so they are determined they are right about everything.

I didn't really like Prisca to begin with because she trapped Simon in marriage instead of letting things go on their natural course.  I tought she would be less of a coward in showing her feeling (she's so outspoken!).Prisca sees William tied to a headboard and assumes the worst (anyone would) but doesn't even question whhyyy he keeps asking if she's safe? and she takes offense everytime he tries to tell her to do something! can't she see he's only worried about her?  I didn't like that William lied to her so much, it wasn't the right way to go about it like Simon already said.

Caitrin was such a bitch from the moment she appeared in the story, I wanted to hit her for playing with Prisca's feelings when she's being an idiot.

All in all, I liked the romance but I felt a little sick in the stomach averytime Prisca was chicken and William lied .