The Wolf by Alex Grecian
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
I positively adore Alex Grecian’s Scotland Yard’s Murder Squad series and was super curious about The Wolf when I saw we were getting something outside of the series. I was eager for a standalone that would grab me in the same way as the Scotland Yard Murder Squad series.
Unfortunately, The Wolf failed to grab me in the way I had hoped. The story had the potential to be gripping, but I found myself unable to get into it in the way I had hoped. There was never the shock factor I had expected, there was never the love for the characters I had hoped for, and in the end I was disappointed by how easily everything came together.
In fact, the only thing I was crazy about in this book was the dog. It’s rather disappointing when the aspect that steals the limelight is an animal. I love animals – I adore animals – but there was so much in this book that should have rated above. There should have been mystery and suspense that shocked me, there should have been characters I adored, and there should have been emotion pulled out of me. Instead, the only thing I cared for was the dog.
I’ll certainly continue to read Alex Grecian, but The Wolf wasn’t to the author’s usual standard.
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