Wolf's Capture by Eve Langlais
Series: Kodiak Point #4
Published by Amazon Digital
Published on: January 6, 2015
Genres: Paranormal Romance, Werewolves
Pages: 230
Format: eBook
Source: Purchased
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She might think she’s captured the wolf, but in the end, he’ll take her heart.
Brody is a soldier who misses the excitement of the military and its missions. He retired to work as clan beta in Kodiak Point. Talk about boring, until he’s captured by a foreign enemy.
Him, a prisoner?
Not for long. This wolf will do anything in order to get away–even if it involves seduction.
First step in plotting his escape: pretend interest in a woman. But Layla isn’t just any woman. She’s special.
Not human. Not shifter. He doesn’t know what this exotic lady is other than his.
A prisoner for years, Layla isn’t sure what to make of the enemy who shares a cell with her. He promises her hope, but that would involve trust. Despite her doubts, she can’t help but be drawn to him. Unacceptable which means she does her best to drive him nuts.
Working together, can they escape the clutches of the enemy?
And do they dare fall in love?
Welcome to Kodiak Point, where the wildlife might wear clothes, but animal instinct rules the heart.
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In Wolf’s Capture, we have Brody, the second-in-command in Kodiak Point. He’s a wolf shifter and he is extremely bored with life outside of the military. He has been secretly happy with all the issues going on in Kodiak Point, because it has livened things up. When he is patrolling the border, he senses something and goes to check it out and is completely surprised with what he finds.
Layla is our heroine. She is an extremely unique individual who has quite a way with animals. She has been a prisoner for most of her life. Her master uses her unique abilities with animals to his advantage. She is constantly trying to escape and she learns something new with each escape attempt, but The Master also plugs the error that she used to escape.
This is another great additional to the Kodial Point series. This book has everything I’ve come to expect in the series. There is suspense and action. The characters are very well developed and extremely funny. There is quite a large twist at the end, which made things interesting. My only criticism of this book, our couple goes from zero trust in each other to sex in no time flat. I would’ve liked to have seen their relationship develop at a more realistic pace.
While most of Wolf’s Capture takes place outside of Kodiak Point, but we still get some time with Boris (he’s the moose shifter that is the hero of Outfoxed by Love, book two) and Travis (he’s the grizzly that will star in the next book, Grizzly Love). It was great to see these two, because they are two of my favorite in the series. I’m really excited to read Travis’ story which comes out soon.
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I’m Melanie and I live in Ohio. I have two horses and a dog. I’m an animal lover, avid book reader and audiobook listener. I like to live vicariously through fictional characters. I enjoy reading and listening to mostly fictional books in the paranormal genre, including Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance and Horror. My favorite paranormal creatures are shifters, doesn’t matter the flavor.
Brody and Leila were a fun pair for sure the way they had that playful thing going during times of danger. I loved getting to know Brody better, but like you others are my favorites- Boris is one of them. 😉
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I LOVED Boris. His obsession with his rack is so cute. I can’t wait for Travis’ story. I’m sure it will be a great one.
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Oh I like the sound of this series. I must add this to my TBR! I love action, suspense and snarkiness!
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Then these sound like right up your alley. I’ve loved all the books in the series (though Boris the moose is my favorite).
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Looks good! Really good!
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I’ve really enjoyed every book in the series so far. They’ve all been a lot of fun. 🙂
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This series sounds really good. I think I should definitely make some room for it… Damn my need for sleep! 🙂 Great review, Melanie!
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I know the feeling. I need to find more time to read, that is a fact.
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I’m so glad this installment was equally as satisfying as the first three, Melanie. You put this series on my tbr, you know. I hope I can get started on it sooner than later. I know I love Langlais and this series sounds great! Nice review!
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Thanks. This is one of my favorites by her, though there are still a lot of series I’ve yet to try. I have a bunch of books by her already on my Kindle waiting to be read.
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This series sounds so good. I went to look at them last time you reviewed one and I ended up buying an alien one by her. Haven’t had a chance to read that either. I will get to these books someday. Thanks!
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I haven’t read the alien books yet. I think I have the first one. I’ve heard good thing about them. I hope you enjoy. 🙂
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Ugh, the dreaded insta love. haha I love that it’s a humorous book though! I’m always down for books with funny characters/moments.
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Eve Langlais will always give you a funny story. I’ve read some that are silly funny (Freakin’ Shifter series) and others that are snarky funny (Kodiak Point series and Princess of Hell series), but I’ve never read anything from her that hasn’t made me laugh. She still has a bunch of stuff that I’ve yet to read, but funny is kinda her thing.
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I haven’t seen this series before, but it sounds like one worth checking out, besides I can’t resist a good werewolf book.
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I’m a big fan of werewolves, too. This series also has bears, moose and caribou shifters. It’s a lot of fun.
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Lol, the O is circling something there
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I didn’t even notice that, LOL.
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While I haven’t read this series, I have been hearing a few good things about it. I’m thinking about checking it out now.
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I hope you enjoy. It has been a fun ride. I can’t wait for the next book that is released tomorrow.
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Nice review, I so want to read this author’s books someday.
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Everything she writes is really funny. This is one of my favorite series. The first series I read was Princess of Hell trilogy. It’s about the daughter of Lucifer is a goodie-two-shoes which drives him crazy, really funny.
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Oh I so need to read this one 😀 Yay for fun reads 🙂
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I’ve really been in the mood for fun read and Eve Langlais always brings the humor.
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Good to know this fun Melanie. I’ve been kipping my eye on this one and it’s finally coming to audio soon. I’ll be adding to my list as soon as it comes out.
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I’m really excited too. I’m hoping that the narrator is good. I’m not familiar with her. Even with audios coming out, I decided to keep reading, since there is only one more book in the series after this one (I’m 99% sure the series is done after Grizzly Love).
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That’s one of the problems I’m having with PNR… the insta-love and lack of relationship development… I don’t think I’d like this one.
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I’m not a huge fan with insta-love either. If the rest of the story is good, I can usually overlook it.
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Ah, I love it when books are snarky, its right up my alley
I’m the same way. I love snarkiness. Eve Langlais is great at bringing tons of snark. I hope you enjoy.
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