The Lone Wolfe
After years lying neglected, the walls of Wolfe Manor tremble as Jacob Wolfe returns—the master is back!Gardener's daughter Mollie Parker has lived amidst the secret, overgrown garden in her little cottage—waiting…for what, she wasn't sure…until now.Reputation in tatters, Jacob licks his wounds...
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After years lying neglected, the walls of Wolfe Manor tremble as Jacob Wolfe returns—the master is back!Gardener's daughter Mollie Parker has lived amidst the secret, overgrown garden in her little cottage—waiting…for what, she wasn't sure…until now.Reputation in tatters, Jacob licks his wounds alone in the shadows. Mollie knows his ferocious bark is worse than his bite and as she takes her tentative steps across the threshold, she brings with her the light missing from his darkened soul. The lone Wolfe will never be tamed—but she knows that once he loves, he loves for life.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780373130481 (0373130481)
Publish date: January 24th 2012
Publisher: Harlequin
Pages no: 192
Edition language: English
Series: Bad Blood/The Notorious Wolfes (#8)
A little different from what I expected. I thought Jacob would be more approachable based on his appearances in the other books. However, it makes sense to see him so cold, so disconnected from life. Especially with his fears of hurting others and doing violence as a legacy of his father's abuse a...
A wonderful, and emotional, end to the series. Jacob Wolfe has to finally face the demons in his past, and realize they are not neccessarily the demons within. Opening the darkness within him to be filled with the light of Mollie's love and passion is a great story.
Finally we get Jacob's story and it is the best. For the past six months he's been hard at work to restore Wolfe manor and plans to sell it and he has also been trying to repair his relationship with his siblings. Jacob is a tortured man, haunted by his failures, he holds himself responsible for eve...
A pretty good ending to the series.Jacob Wolfe. He was the one who finally managed to stop William Wolfe (by accidentally killing him, but still). He had carried the guilt with him for the last 20 years. He managed to make a life for himself as a successful architect. But he is so withdrawn from lif...