Reorganized Wolf

By: Erin R Flynn

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Division Chief Seraphine Thomas knew going to Russia was a trap and she would be the target. Her life changes forever in an instant when her enemies take the nuclear option to hurt her in the worst way possible. Just when she thought nothing could shake her more than her birth father coming back into the picture and having to adopt her half-brother—becoming a mother, which she never wanted—life throws her a surprise right hook. And when it doesn’t seem to be as bad as she thought, it gets worse. Much, much worse. An old adversary Sera hoped never to see or tangle with again comes to Chicago and with a powerful backing that scares her into considering the one thing she never thought she would… Leaving the FBI. And someone she loves is the reason he’s there trying to hurt her again. All of that and someone’s leaving bombs around Chicago wrapped as holiday presents. Sera’s not sure if she’s going to blow her top or bash some heads in, but some people are definitely getting coal in their stockings this year. Seraphine Thomas is a crime series filled with Chicago attitude and a strong heroine that pushes what most would think a female lead capable of, along with the heat being involved with several men brings while trying to figure out what she wants.

So Many Plot Strands

This book is complex to say the least. It’s not got the breakneck speed of some of the books in the series, but it has lots of different strands all moving quite quickly.

Sera has been sent to Russia to deal with the aftermath of dealing with the Russian Mob in New York. Whilst she’s there she confronts a Wolf Alpha who confirms that the Elders on the Shifters Council are playing their manipulative games again by spreading rumours about Sera.

When she gets back home things end up changing radically both at work and personally. She has a new boss and an old enemy emerges causing fear for the safety of her and her loved ones. There are politics aplenty in this book and it sets up future problems for Sera and the other supernaturals of Chicago to deal with.

In her fear, Sera calls in a favour of someone she would normally run away from, and sets other things into motion. She juggles the personal, the professional and the political like a master acrobat and I have to watch in awe how this very clever character deals with her problems with honesty, integrity and strength.

I’m not sure if there are any more books in this series, but I really hope so, because I’ve enjoyed every single one.