The Girl Who Cried Werewolf

Written by Heather Hildenbrand and Bam Shepherd

Narrated by Caitlin Kelly

Book Boyfriends are real. Pass it on.

Professional book blogger Romy Cartelli may have cried werewolf once or twice. Hell, she’s even cried vampire, warlock, and dragon their fair share of times—because, as every dedicated reader knows, one book boyfriend is never enough.

And her followers love it…until they don’t.

Sure, Romy is being stalked by a sexy werewolf, but she’s got bigger issues to deal with. Like the fact that he might be a murderer. Or worse yet, that she got drunk and told all of her followers that werewolves actually exist. Then she fails to prove it.

Cue the trolling and the haters.

Now Romy’s out to prove she’s not crazy and win back her followers. But as she sets out to clear her name, she’ll discover there are bigger dangers awaiting her than internet infamy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Heather Hildenbrand
• Release date: May 14, 2020
• ISBN: 9781662296963

Heather Hildenbrand

Heather Hildenbrand lives in coastal Virginia where she writes paranormal and urban fantasy romance with lots of kissing & killing. Her most frequent hobbies are truck camping with her goldendoodle, talking to her plants, and avoiding killer slugs. You can find out more about Heather and her books at www.heatherhildenbrand.com.    

Reviews for The Girl Who Cried Werewolf

[Juliet Appiah-nyanta · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

It is an enjoyable read that ends in a cliffhanger.

Now, the plot centres at first around Romy and her project for graduation pass. Silently, the plot twists to expand to women going missing from campus.

Romy and her friends are strong, sassy, and fierce women. Who look after each other and protect theirs.
But they are young, and the loss Romy recently may play a part in how selfish she sometimes act. She's not major selfish but trying enough for moments to get away from her and for her to realise she's stepped out and needs to reexamine her next moves.

During it all her she falls into the supernatural world, meets Kash, and plays a messed up frustration for them, a game of mouse and cat. It's all part of the building of their relationship together.

It is an easy read, I wasn't surprised at the twists and expect I know what happens in the next book.
The spice is average, it's hot, but not steamy hot. Well, the making out reads hotter than the sex.

Overall, it's a good, easy read

3.6 stars