The Wolf's Virgin

Isadora Brown

Nov 2020 · The Somerset Supernatural Series Book 3 · Isadora Brown

About this eBook

She needs a teacher. He needs her.

Avery Montgomery is in the running to take over her father's multi-million-dollar company once he retires. Despite his faith in her, Avery feels a necessity to prove herself as a business-savvy woman in a male-dominated world. Besides summer internships at her father's company and graduating Somerset University with a honors and a Master's degree in Business, she has zero field experience. When the opportunity arises to invest in a Supernatural Registry application, Avery jumps at the chance. Her only competitor is Alpha shifter and self-made billionaire, Lucas Cruz. The man is arrogant, condescending, and drop-dead gorgeous.

Suddenly, Avery is being doubted by fellow businessman and her fiance, Rick Ashton, her mother, and her father's company. They all say the same thing: Experience is everything.

The problem is, Avery is a virgin in both the boardroom and the bedroom. Even Rick assumes she has some sexual experience under her belt despite her insistence on waiting to have sex until she's ready, and even tells her that he wouldn't want to waste his time teaching a rookie how to succeed in both business and pleasure.

But Lucas is different. Lucas offers to educate her in all areas of her life that need experience. Now, Avery must decide if she takes a chance on Lucas and his educational offer, despite the fact that it's still technically cheating. The only rule: feelings can't get in the way.

No big deal, right?

Ratings and reviews

Don't expect to be able to put this book down once you pick it up! This being the 3rd book in a series where the first 2 were slightly disappointing didn't give me great expectations, but I've got to say, I was very happily surprised. There isn't a lot of heart racing action in this book, and I don't think we should expect it from any of the Somerset Series, but there are some scenes that are definitely intense, and I'm not talking about the sex scenes (although those are definitely intense and more than a little erotic). I've read A LOT of Isadora Brown's books at this point, and this is the kind of writing I've come to expect from her. Just when you think you've got the book's plot figured out, and you think it's over because there's nothing left to say, she throws a curve ball into the storyline and your interest is piqued all over again. While this is part of a series, you could read it as a standalone. I always suggest you start from the beginning, but don't miss this book!

individually the books are good but I keep wondering when the 'series' aspect is going to come into play. The books reference previous characters but they have yet to actually connect or continue. I'll keep reading hopefully they will...

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