Vigo frowned at the photographs on his laptop. He and Lilah had sex as often as the could for four months. One of Lilah’s biggest fantasies was forced seduction. But the photos made Lilah’s fantasy look like reality. He hadn’t seen Lilah in six years. The photos had been sent from an email address he didn’t recognize. Since then he’d done his best to put the hard-drinking, hard-partying days behind him. On the whole he’d succeeded. What was the point of sending him photos he had no knowledge of or consented to? Blackmail? Mischief? Vigo had to get a hold of Lilah and see what was going on. This was the last time he would have access to his email for a week. Once they reached Svalbard, he wouldn’t even have phone service. Major changes were happening and the future of the Brotherhood Of The Midnight Sun was at stake. Socializing with his brother Arctic werewolves would be a distraction from this unwanted, and highly disturbing blast from the past. They had talked about transforming the nature of the brotherhood, the elite fighting force of the seven strongest and bravest Arctic werewolves . Vigo the only team member still single. Along time ago Vigo had the twin addiction of alcohol and sex, thye had almost destroyed Vigo. Amber was a werewolf and worked as an engineer working for a Noewefian satellite company. Her biggest problem was avoiding her colleagues. The employees of Norway tech worked six months here, than Amber, who was also a pilot, flew them back to Norway for a two month break and she brought the new group back with her. Amber didn’t like change. Routine meant she knew where she stood. Than a charter plane landed and Amber saw they were Arctic werewolves- two women and five men. Than she reminded herself the ones after her were Arctic Wolves. Those who had wiped out her pack were her own kind. Than another feeling caught her. Sharp and sweet, it was like a hit of moten lust direct into her bloodstream, so powerful it almost brought her to her knees. It was the craziest sensation. First because she didn’t do this. Dating and relationships were for other people. Ambers focus was on staying alive. Second- who the hell was this directed at? The feeling persisted, becoming stronger. Everything around her came acutely in focus, every sense heightened to the point of discomfort. She experienced a surge of longing so wild it almost knocked her off her feet. She knew he could feel it to. An invisible cord between them tightened, pulling them closer. Vigo. Her mate's name was Vigo. Vigo wondered what the hell happened back at the airport, it was like a thunderbolt hitting him as he stepped onto the tarmac. Knees buckling, penis hardening, brain numbing. He had no idea where it came from, or what had caused it. As he raised his head seeking the source of the enchantment that held him helpless in it’s grip he had seen a woman watching him. He didn’t know who she was but he knew she was the source of the most powerful emotion he had ever experienced. And it hadn’t faded, once he was removed from her vicinity. The burning wasn’t as fierce, but it was still there. Every instinct told him to go back , every fiber of his being was alight with the need to grab her, claim her, and never let her go.
Great book. I loved it. I have read all the Arctic Brotherhood books and they are all great was excited to get to read this one.It didn’t let me down. I love the relationship between the members of the Brotherhood. I loved Vigo and Amber together and how they interacted even if neither wanted a long term relationship. . I loved the plot and pace. I loved the ending. I advise you to read the entire series in order for a smoother and more knowledgeable read as well as enjoy all the books. This had my attention from the very beginning until the last page. I loved the paranormal aspect of the book with werewolves, and gods, and goddesses, even an evil spirit. I read this in one setting as I didn't want to put it down. I loved the characters and the ins and outs of this book and I highly recommend it.
**I voluntarily read and reviewed this book

Wolf Leader by Jane Goodman is the final and sixth book in the Arctic Brotherhood Series. I for one will be sorry to see this series go. I loved it. Just the right amount of paranormal, lore, and romance combined for a fast-paced story that kept me turning the pages and wanting more.
Amber is an arctic werewolf. She is strong, smart, and great for the new leader of the wolves. She has a strength to her and a vulnerability that makes her really likable as a character.
Vigo is the new leader of the wolves. He is strong, powerful, and vulnerable too. He has a personality I just loved from the get-go. He is more than capable of leading the fight.
Overall this book is a great ending to this saga. I felt the characters have come full circle and all the loose ends are tied up. I love this series and am sorry to see it go. I will, however, be looking for more great reads from this author in the future. I would like to see where she takes us next.


Five Shooting Stars

Wolf Leader is the final book in the Arctic Brotherhood series, and we deal with the last member of the Brotherhood who is unmated - Vigo. It starts with Vigo's past coming to bite him in the ass, but then we get carried away with defeating Fenrir. Amber is his mate, and she is very much a lone wolf, but that is not wholly through her choice. Something happened when she was young which made her this way. She is Vigo's mate, and she's not altogether pleased at the idea of being anyone's mate.

This book started off very well - all the ingredients were there to make this a smashing finale. However, for me, it just didn't quite work. The red herring was more than obvious and I don't think that he actually enhanced the story in any way. Amber's storyline was interesting, but could have been so much more. As for Vigo, it felt 'too' convenient. With the other wolves, it wasn't as obvious and had more depth. And the ending itself seemed rushed to me. Instead of going out with a bang, it was with a whimper.

That being said, this book was nicely written. The pace was smooth (until the end) and the scenes flowed from one to the next. This is the last book in the series, and I would definitely recommend you read them in order to get the full enjoyment of the storylines and the characters. I would recommend this series and urge you to read this book and make your own opinion.

Gah, this epic conclusion of this excellent Arctic Wolves series kept me on the edge of my seat! I loved how the Brotherhood works--how they support each other in every way, would die for each other and mankind to protect the world from Fenrir. I loved how Dane and Amber's romance developed while gearing up for the battle of their lives. Sigh. I couldn't read Wolf Leader fast enough to know how the story would end--and an extremely satisfying ending it was!

Love this series , can't wait to see what else this author does , with that said I would like to think NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read and review this book

I received a copy from NetGalley; this is my honest review.
The author is very good at describing a tableau using all five senses. Throughout the book you feel like you're there yourself. Lots of gory details I wouldn't have minded cut off from the lines, though.
Great sex scenes. Vigo and Amber seems like a great couple.
There was considerable anticipation concerning Fenrir's fate. I felt a bit let down by this last story. I was waiting for a punch or some sort of a blast and it didn't happen; it was kind of too easy.
It was still a great story; don't pass reading about arctic wolves and their brotherhood.
If you want to read this series, it's best to read the books in order as the underlined story keeps up with the books.

Wolf Leader brings the Arctic Brotherhood to a stunning conclusion. If you’ve followed this series from the beginning and you’ve thought it was intense before – just wait for this one.

Vigo and Amber’s fiery romance merely adds to the intensity of this final chapter of some pretty amazing events. Neither wanted or was even remotely looking for their mate – but fate knows when to pull the trigger. Right now, for this final showdown they will need their mate in order to survive – and it’s going to get rough.

This is going to be, for me, a short review because I will not take a chance on spoiling the ending of this series for anyone. There are twists and turns that you will not see coming, events that will have you frantically flipping pages to find out what happens next. I’ve enjoyed and liked every couple in this series yet Vigo and Amber add another level to an intense situation. You will care what happens to them – and to humanity.

It’s always a bittersweet moment when a series comes to a close and I know I’ll not see old book friends again. This was one amazing ride from start to finish – and I cannot wait to see what Jane Godman brings us next. I’d highly recommend Wolf Leader and the entire series to any Paranormal Romance reader who enjoys action, intrigue, a mystery to solve and steamy hot couples.

*I received an e-ARC of this novel from the publisher via NetGalley. That does not change what I think of this story. It is my choice to leave a review giving my personal opinion about this book.*

This is a voluntary review of an advanced copy.

I am so sad that we are to the end of the Arctic brotherhood series, as they are finally defeating Fenrir and trying to find another member to make a seventh person for the team.

Just when you think that they are done fighting there is a big twist and I thought I had the right person but I was wrong! The story is full of action and romance as Vigo finds his mate. Unfortunately, he doesn't feel that he is worthy of a mate due to his past history.

It is so encouraging that both his fellow brothers and Amber are so accepting of Vigo even after they hear about his past indiscretions and he can finally get past feeling unworthy.

I loved that there is an explanation that includes a plot that started over 5 years previously that involved both Amber and Vigo, and add in an old prophesy that seems to fit Amber! Wow, what an ending to a great series.

Both, Vigo and Amber’s pasts add lots of turbulence to the story in all ways including their romance. The emotional distance between what they want and what they feel tugs at reader’s hearts as they get caught up in their lives and of course their characters are strong and well liked which means the readers want to know everything.

The fifth book ended with such a dramatic and important statement of intent for the Brotherhood, that I wasn’t sure what to expect from this book. In some ways it surpassed my expectations, but in others it was a little anticlimactic. Fenrir is supposed to be the big bad but was the ending all there was, it certainly had lots of twists and turns and misdirection in the story which kept the suspense building and I enjoyed the story, it just left me feeling as if there was something missing when it came to the ending.

The Epilogue was great as it provided a great ending for the characters and answered the few questions left regarding them. But when it comes to gods and goddesses of any flavor whether they be good or evil, I believe my expectations may be a bit more than what we saw here, but that is just me and as I don’t want to give away any spoilers, I won’t go into too much detail.

Let me be clear, just because I was expecting more doesn’t meant that Jane Godman didn’t do a fine job of writing the battle between the Brotherhood and Fenrir, the book was full of suspense and kept me turning the pages until I had read every last word. So I will still be out looking for more books by her as I can’t wait to find out what she has in store for us readers next.

The final book in Jane Godman’s Artic Brotherhood, Wolf Leader (Book 6) has just as much hard-hitting action as the first five books. I liked the wolf to wolf in this story but because of the “mate” thing going on, the romance was as fast paced as the suspense.

Romance is only part of the story as Vigo seeks to protect a solitary wolf, Amber, against those who wish her harm. The suspense builds with more than one twists in the battle against an even larger enemy out to destroy all. It is the dangerous threats and intense suspense that make this a wonderful final book.

I have come to know the Artic Brotherhood over the course of this series, so it is a bittersweet farewell to them. However, I appreciated the overall theme not being dragged out over the course of more than the original Brotherhood members. Finally, Wolf Leader is best appreciated by starting at the beginning, reading the entire series in order.

The 6th and final book in the Arctic Brotherhood has arrived. Before our two main characters would see their happily ever after, they first must take down the God who started it all the drama in the first place.
Fenrir the Norse God of destruction is still determined to destroy the world. But not if the Arctic Brotherhood can stop him first.
Wolf Leader was a fast pace, paranormal romance that I thought ended well. This what books that I did read will make a good collection for fans of paranormal, were shifter romance.

Having read the penultimate book in this series, I was so happy to immediately be able to read this, the grand finale to the series - and it is worthy of that accolade! Having defeated their enemies, the Brotherhood still has to remain vigilant as Fenir's influence on humans should not be underestimated, even though he is imprisoned. When the Brotherhood decide to take further, decisive action against Fenir, it is Vigo Durand's turn to lead them, even though he feels unworthy of the role.

When they land in the Arctic, Vigo senses his mate's presence. She's Amber Merova, a scientist and Arctic shifter who has been on the run for five years after her family and pack were slaughtered by other Arctic shifters. She's reluctant to trust anyone, preferring to keep herself to herself, but when the scientific base and her home are blown up she has to put herself under the protection of the Brotherhood and Vigo.

As the Brotherhood move forward with their plans to end Fenir's schemes and influence, they discover more about Fenir's interest in Amber and his plans, plans they need to work together to thwart in order to protect her and enable her to have the future she deserves.

What a finale this proved to be! There are so many twists and turns it is an icy, uncontrollable race with so many obstacles along the way. Packed with drama, intrigue and suspense, both Amber and Vigo have to come to terms with their past and work together to create a future for themselves and humanity. The strength of the bonds between the Brotherhood, the influence of the gods and the battle of good versus evil are all key in this exciting conclusion to this brilliant series. I love the character development, the angst and turmoil and the superb plot in this and the rat of the series. I have no hesitation in highly recommending this and the whole series to anyone who enjoys this genre.

I requested and received a copy of this novel, via NetGalley. This is my honest review after choosing to read it.

Ms. Godman has written a solid romance with a shifter.

A big thank you to NetGalley for the ARC. I am voluntarily reviewing this book. This is #6 in the series. I have not read them all it is not the best stand alone but you can do it. There are times you are confused from lack of knowledge. Overall a 3.5 rating. I liked the characters but not the god thing or gods as humans. Just a personal thing. Don't let my hang ups stop you as you might love it. I think this is a good book for paranormal fans. Let me know what you think.

Awe...say it isn't so...I guess all good things must come to an end. Alas, this is the sixth and final installment to this Brotherhood series and it's bitter sweet.

Amber is an Arctic wolf. But she's not just any Arctic wolf. She's been on the run for the past six years, after other Arctic wolves hunted down her family and killed them. Now that she's been on the run, she hasn't trusted anyone and has lived a solitary life away from packs, even though she's lived in a remote area among humans. That's all about to change when the Brotherhood steps off a plane and Amber is immediately hit with the "mate" bug. What the heck is happening and why the heck does she suddenly feel like she needs to be a part of the pack all of sudden?

Vigo is the healer of the Brotherhood. He's also the last one standing, without a mate. That is until he walks off a plane and locks eyes with a female he's never seen before. Now Gunnar (the Tyr God) is telling him that she's the newest member of the Brotherhood? Great. This should be interesting... Add in the little fact that the Brotherhood is planning a mission to final destroy Fenrir and all hell's about to break loose. Literally, if the God of destruction has anything to say about it.

The Brotherhood was forced to make a tough decision in ending Fenrir's life once and for all. But the mission doesn't go quite as planned. Having two new members on the team didn't make things easier, especially considering one was the mate of Vigo who was leading the group. This mission was more about feelings than anything else. And when you think it's over, it's only just begun. Because NO ONE can guess what's going to happen next. To say I was surprised is an understatement.

Like I mentioned earlier, this was a bitter sweet end for me. I've grown to love each of every one of these guys, diving in to each of their lives, making me feel somewhat of a member of "their" pack. So reading this last installment was a little hard for me (I can only imagine how hard it was for the author to write). You'll always be "seven, and only seven" to me.

reviewed by Chris

3.5 Stars Wolf Leader is the 6th and final instalment in the Arctic Brotherhood series. I found Vigo and Amber had great chemistry and along with the characters dynamics it made for an enjoyable read. I would recommend this book and series to readers

Wolf Leader by Jane Godman is the 6th and final book of her The Arctic Brotherhood series. When we last left off in Wolf Hunter, the evil Fenrir, was imprisoned, but the Arctic Brotherhood of the Midnight Sun team members were still very much in fear. Fenrir, even chained, had the ability to mind control others to take over their body. The Brotherhood knew they needed to kill Fenrir before he acted on his plan of destruction of the human race. But a god can only be killed by another god; how can they find a way to stop Fenrir?

Vigo Durand, is our hero in Wolf Leader and he though respected, he is also a bit of a newbie; but it is his turn to lead this mission. Vigo is also the only member of the 7 team Brotherhood who does not have a mate, nor is he interested in finding one. Vigo meet Amber Merova, another Arctic werewolf, who keeps to herself.
Amber, our heroine, sees the brotherhood arrive and feels a strong pull. She fights the attraction of one of the men coming off the plane, and ignores it. When Vigo is told he is now in charge by Gunnar, he learns that the woman he saw earlier is now going to be added to the team. She has a reputation as being tough and a loner, but she fits the Brotherhood requirements. Vigo goes to see her, and realizes that she is his mate. They both try to fight off their sizzling attraction to no avail. Once he forces Amber to meet his team, she slowly begins to accept the inevitable, and senses that being part of the Brotherhood, and helping save the world is something she truly wants.

What follows is an exciting adventure to stop Fenrir, which looks like an impossible task. Just when you think things will work out, all hell breaks loose and Amber finds herself very much in danger. I will not tell too much more, other than to say that Godman did a good job in bringing this series to a satisfactory conclusion. I did like Vigo and Amber together, and they made a great team, as warriors and as a couple.

If you enjoy shifter stories, a fantasy world steeped in Norse Mythology, exciting action, and great characters you get to see throughout this series, you should be reading this fun series

Very enjoyable addition to this series. I have enjoyed every book in it.

The final chapter of the Arctic Brotherhood is here, and while I’m a little sorry to see it end, I was also a touch disappointed that Vigo’s story didn’t have more impact. Don’t get me wrong, the story was good and the characters interacted nicely, I suppose I just expected something explosive from this last of the series.

That said, Vigo and Amber were well matched and Amber’s feisty nature was entertaining. I enjoyed their constant battle to deny the chemistry between them and the ultimate climax to their interesting tale.