Wolf of Fire

Supernatural Curse, Book 1

By: Krista Street

Narrated by: Rene Kim

When her twin sister goes missing, Tala hires the Shadow Zone’s most notorious dark hunter—a fiery hot werewolf with secrets that rival her own.

Practically Perfect. That’s the name of the magic shop my witch twin and I own in Chicago’s supernatural marketplace. In reality, things are not so perfect.

Tessa's the face of our shop. She draws in the customers to buy our potions, brews, spells, and enchantments. I’m the sensible sister moving boxes in the back. It works, sort of, and we have a pretty good life...until Tessa disappears.

My instincts tell me my sister didn’t leave by choice. But here’s the problem—this isn’t the first time she’s flitted off, forcing me to bail her out of trouble. So the authorities think I’m crying wolf. Again.

I have no choice but to venture to the Black Underbelly—part bar, part brothel, entirely dangerous—to hire the most notorious dark hunter in the Shadow Zone.

The Fire Wolf has flames in his eyes and a body that makes my mind go places it shouldn’t. I shouldn’t want him. I shouldn’t crave him.

Although none of that matters when we discover the reason behind Tessa’s abduction. Overnight I become a pawn in a much larger game that I never wanted to play.

Wolf of Fire is book one in a four-book shifter paranormal romance series with passionate slow-burn steam. Start listening today!

©2022 Krista Street (P)2024 Krista Street

Fascinating new twists on supernaturals

Interesting twist on magic. Narrator easy to listen to. Definitely interested in remaining books!

Best cliffhanger ever!

The last scene made me laugh in shared irony with the FMC. Schrödinger would be so proud of this cliffhanger!

Good book

I thought the book was well written I love the characters The two main characters had me waiting to see what they would do next

So so good!!

Love this author so much!! This is like my 3rd or 4th series of hers and am super excited to read about the Fire Wolf!!

Great story. Not a fan of the format

Great story. Kept my attention. Marking the review down as I’m not a fan of the format. Even if you warn a book is going to end on a cliffhanger, doesn’t make it ok to stop in the middle of a story and force readers to buy another book to hear more of what is essentially the same story continued.