Thrown to the Werewolves

A Wildwood Witch Mystery, Book 5

By: Elle Adams

Narrated by: Sarah Kempton

Summer has arrived in Wildwood Heath, and with it comes the town's annual carnival and its accompanying flower contest. Robin is confident that her mother's roses will once again take the top prize and is content to spend her free time reconnecting with her father after the years they've spent apart, but a distraction arrives in the form of a customer being poisoned to death at the local coffee shop.

Unfortunately for Robin, the poisoning happens right in front of her and her dad… and her cousin, Rowan, whose job at the coffee shop soon lands her at the top of the suspect list.

To complicate matters, the head of the investigation is none other than Robin's brother, Ramsey, who little expects his first interaction with his unwillingly estranged father in years to involve a murder investigation. The awkward family reunion will have to wait, however, because it isn't long before a link emerges between the murder and upcoming the flower contest… and it becomes clear to Robin that someone might be willing to do anything to win.

Robin already has her hands full juggling family members starting inconveniently timed duels and scheming witches vying for the top prize at the flower contest, but with her cousin's freedom hanging in the balance, she refuses to let the killer get away with their crimes. Can Robin help get Rowan off the hook and find the real killer before the carnival ends in murder and mayhem?

©2022 Elle Adams (P)2025 Elle Adams

Robin Wildwood

I love this series! It’s light and refreshing. Plus, I love to see justice served. It’s so satisfying ✨

So, why 4 out of 5 stars?

There were several places in the book where the audio was spliced. Which was odd because the reading is normally put together so well.

Other notes:

I’d love to see Robin stand up to her family more. It’s a bit repetitive and aggravating listening to her family bully her and she just takes it. It feels a bit toxic. They treat her like a child and she’s nearly 30. I’d love to she her stand up to them more!