Frankie is stuck between a rock and a hard place. She just found out she has a side of her family that she had no clue existed and when she confronts the family she does know... they want her to stay very far away from her newly found family.

Luckily for Trick, Frankie makes her own decisions and is not afraid to find out just why her new found family has stayed away for so long. Can Trick convince Frankie to accept her wild side and live with him happily every after? Read and find out!

I voluntarily read and advanced review copy of this book

Overall this book was great and for a great price. It was packed with heat, romance, action, suspense and mystery. I can honestly say that I thought I had it figured out and while I knew they why, I was shocked to see who ended up doing the horrible deeds of the past.

These books definitely keep me on my toes! Just when I think I have the “formula” down, they throw me a curve ball. The ending of this book kind of broke my head.

Frankie has been raised by her human uncle and grandparents since the unthinkable happened and her shifter father killed his human mate (her mother). One email from the Phoenix Pack later, however, and her entire world has tilted. Everything she has been told by her family is, apparently, a lie. The pack wanted to help her (her grandparents kept her away from them), she has living relatives with the pack (she was never told about them), and they are not the monsters she’s been led to believe.

The trigger for said email is the declining health of her father’s mother. Since she’s always been an outcast of sorts, she embraces the challenge of reconnecting with the pack (against her grandparents’ wishes). With it, comes the re-introduction to Trick. She apparently knew him growing gup but meeting him again comes with some unintended consequences. Trick immediately knows that she is his fated mate but also knows she is being thrown into the deep end all at once. Deciding to take their time, they are also navigating some pack politics, even more lies and deception, and Frankie’s repressed memories of her parents’ death.

While this couple certainly encounter some roadblocks to their happiness, they manage to get there by the end of the book. We are left with a very satisfying HEA and some resolution to the mystery throughout the book.

I adore this author and this paranormal romance is definitely a must read.

*I am voluntarily reviewing this book via Netgalley.

Awesome read! Love this entire series and this latest book didn’t fail to impress with a great mix of shifter magic, intrigue and romance!

I am a huge fan of Suzanne's writing. I loved all of her books I've read so far and this one was no different. Sure, her books often resemble one another, but that doesn't change a thing for me. I know that when I pick a book by Suzanne Wright, I won't be disappointed. I always end up loving her alpha males, strong and witty heroines and the stories she tells us, even if they seem similar sometimes.

I enjoyed reading Trick and Frankie's story too. I liked the fact that they didn't fight their mating bond, like some couples before them did. Trick new right away that Frankie was his mate, but knowing she was raised by humans and might not recognize the bond right away, he didn't push her. He gave her time and with his actions showed her that he was there for her. They were great together too. I really liked them both.

The plot was interesting too. I enjoyed reading it and would recommend this book (and series) to everyone who likes paranormal romance :)

Another Phoenix Pack book, another great read from Suzanne Wright. I really enjoyed Trick and Frankie's mating dance. There was no - oh I don't want to, etc .... They took their time and had a relationship, and learned about each other. It was refreshing, and real. The interesting part of this story was that Trick was paired with a female. Throughout most of the series it seemed his mate would definitely be a male. The good thing is this was not shied away from, and it was addressed.

I have been reading Suzanne Wright from the beginning and will continue to read her. She never disappoints.

I love this series and author and this was another fab addition to this series.
I fell in love with Trick, he was the perfect alpha male. He was strong, protective, totally open to Frankie and their mating bond. I loved that he listened and he heard Trick. This couple were off the charts smoking hot together. They really worked as individuals and as a couple and this is why I really do love this authors characters.

This was a fun read! A little difficult to get into as it's book 7 in the series (and it's only on Kindle, so I won't be able to read the rest of it), but once I realised that I was fine to follow along.
I really enjoyed the relationship between Trick and Frankie as well as their characters and how they found their way to each other. And the twist at the end was really neat and unexpected.
I love the author's Dark In You series and Wild Hunger delivered on all fronts:).

Apologize on late review. Have been in hospital.
I just love Suzanne Wright. She is one of my favorite authors. This is my favorite book so far and the one I have been waiting on!! I wasn't disappointed in the way things turned out. I loved Trick and Frankie.
Trick was supportive, sexy, dominant, and bad ass. Frankie was sassy and brave. I loved that she was open and honest. I also liked that they didn't fight the mating bond. Trick gave Frankie time to deal with everything going on in her life. They were great together. Definitely a one click to add to my arsenal and one I re-read over and over!

I love the paranormal genre!
While this is the 7th book in the series, I didn't feel too lost since each is a new couple. This was also my first book by this author and I was so not disappointed! I will be buying the entire series at some point! Loved the book!

great continuation of the series!! really enjoyed Frankie and trick's story. looking forward to more work from this author!

Whilst being number 7 in the series this book can be read as a standalone .

Frankie Newman is a half wolf shifter ……….raised by her human grandparents after their murder/suicide deaths
of her parents …………... she knows little of shifters , living and working as a sculptor in the Human world . .
But one day she receives an email out of the blue , someone claiming to be related to her asks to meet up
and reconnect her to her shifter relatives/pack . Frankie is sceptical but decides to meet up in a
public place .
She soon discovers that the past is not all that it seems ………..she has been lied to for most of her life, danger lies in searching for the truth , but also the gift of love and belonging can be hers if she will just trust
her instincts .

This is a brilliant , enjoyable read with great characters...………..I look forward to more books in this series

I was given an arc of this book by NetGalley and the Publisher in exchange for an honest review which I am happy to provide .

This writer never fails to impress. Strong women and strong but not overbearing men - what's not to love about a romance like that.

This is the first book in this series that I have read; while it's part of a series it can be read as a standalone.

I think the story had all the right parts to be interesting, nail biting and full of angst...but it wasn't. Everything came together easily and quickly which took some of the story away in my opinion. Frankie has no reservations when it's revealed that Trick is her mate; she has no reservation about getting involved with Trick even before he reveals he's her mate.

I would have liked to read more about her life growing up away from the pack. Maybe a few flashbacks; how did she learn she was part shifter? More details should have been provided regarding her first shift since she was all alone.

The mystery surrounding her parents' death was overdone in my opinion; it was constantly rehashed throughout the entire book. The reason for the death was interesting, but also overdone considering we had just read about a similar situation between Frankie and Rio. The who was fairly predictable from nearly the beginning of the story. The fact that the person didn't work alone and why was interesting. Personally I think that should have been explored more.

Overall not bad...the story was slow at times and it struggled to hold my interest.

I absolutely LOVED Frankie and Trick! I hate Frankies mom's side of the family though. And my heart is absolutely breaking for Bracken.

A big thank you to NetGalley and Montlake Publishing for the ARC. I am voluntarily reviewing this book. This is number 7 in a series.I have not read them all. This reads great as a stand alone! No hesitation, you can pick this up without having read any of the others. A myster, romance this has both. I adored Frankie a strong female sculpure. Her family is out ther!! I th I I most paranormal romance readers will Love this book. I rate it a solid 4.

Suzanne Wright is One of My favorite authors ever. Wild hunger follows Trick and Frankies relationship and mating and it's probably one of my favorite in the series.
I like how careful Trick is with Frankie but not putting her beneath him ...how easy Frankie accepts her mating and let's be real,no one can write a mating book like Suzanne Wright. Five stars!

Typical Suzanne Wright awesomeness! The h kicks up zero drama and I enjoyed the hell out of that. This quote from the H pretty much summed it right up... “No acting like she was there under protest. No lies or bullshit. No playing it cool. It was fucking refreshing.”

3.5 stars
This was my first Suzanne Wright book and it was a good one. I was a little worried I'd be missing out on the story and characters because I didn't start the series in order but my worries were mostly unfounded (there were a few times I was a little confused or felt like I'm missing the point but not many of them). Sadly I felt the characters were two dimensional, and there were so many it was difficult, at times, to keep up with who was who. I also felt like there wasn't anything else particularly outstanding in the storyline. Just same old stuff I've read in other books with other authors before. But otherwise, if you get past that, Wild Hunger was a fun and sexy book. It was a beautiful look into Frankie and Trick’s love story. The journey to their HEA is, as one would expect, full of intrigue, danger and of course passion. The suspense leading up to the return of Frankie's memory is also a definite page turner.
Overall, it wasn't a bad book. If you’re a Suzanne Wright fan, or fan of shifter romance, you are going to love reading Wild Hunger.

Another fantastic instalment in the Phoenix Pack Saga. The writing as usual was on point enticing us with Suzanne's unique brand of humour and sexiness. My favourite thing about this book is my favourite thing about all of Suzannes's books and that is the kick-ass female's and the protective Alpha males that love them.