Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? by Janie Marie

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Fantasizing about Trevor Grimm is Kylie Hood’s favorite escape from her cruel reality. So, when he asks for her help on a school project, sparks are bound to fly and her dreams are going to come true . . .
Not in this fairy tale.
No, everything changes when Kylie meets Logan Grimm, Trevor’s older cousin and a professional MMA fighter some call the Big Bad Wolf.
He’s the first person to peer under the hood she hides beneath. He’s the first person to see the signs that something is wrong. He’s the first person to give her any attention. And he’s offering to help protect her.
But Logan’s world isn’t safe. It’s dirty, exhilarating, and dangerous. It’s everything Kylie needs to stay away from.

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File Name:whos-afraid-of-the-big-bad-wolf-by-janie-marie.epub
Original Title:Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? (The Big Bad Wolf Trilogy Book 1)
Creator:Janie Marie
Language:en
Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B08K9CZRP5
Date:2020-10-22T16:00:00+00:00
File Size:921.703 KB

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1. Full Page Image
2. Contents
3. Copyright
4. For Keira Natalie
5. Introduction
6. Epigraph
7. Full Page Image
8. 1. GRIMM EXPECTATION
9. 2. CATEGORIES
10. 3. FUCK THE BIG BAD WOLF
11. 4. PAIN VS. PAYNE
12. 5. LIKE A MOVIE
13. 6. GYM TALK
14. 7. INTO THE WOODS
15. 8. DATING
16. 9. ADDICTED ON THE FIRST TRY
17. 10. EXPOSED
18. 11. I’M SORRY, IDIOT
19. 12. THE BAD KIDS
20. 13. HIS PAST
21. 14. PLAYING
22. 15. LIAR
23. 16. CREEP TO FREAK
24. 17. SUPER FREAKY
25. 18. ALWAYS THE ONE
26. 19. MY GIRL
27. 20. REMEMBER THIS
28. 21. I AM TRUTH
29. 22. DOUBT
30. 23. THE PADAWAN
31. 24. BROMANCE
32. 25. RED RIDING HOOD
33. 26. KISS IT BETTER
34. CONTINUE THE BIG BAD WOLF TRILOGY
35. CONNECTED SERIES & NOVELS
36. COMING SOON
37. Acknowledgments
38. About the Author

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3 comments

Marie Doe：

Terrible read. Do not recommend. Absolutely horrible. The start had potential but from her on out, because of course there’s more books, it’s intolerably bad. I could have written this better when I was in high school. Also, the author seriously has a narcissistic streak because the most followed and desirable character is named after her. It just makes the rest of the story feel really ick 😷

Reply3 years ago

Mare Wood：

Honestly so glad I wasn't the only person disappointed in this. The MC is a girl thats suffered from forced isolation, mental, and severe physical abuse. The author does give her traits of someone with such trauma (insecurities, panic attacks, anxiety, withdrawn) but the problem is that she also makes her internationally naive, which is understandable, but she come across stupid and doenst have the intuition of someone who has had to walk on eggshells just to stay alive. The male MC pissed me the hell off. He wants to be with someone thats a bit broken but never has any consideration for her feelings or mental state. Every single character in this book blames her and invalidates her feelings based on the fact that she is clueless, as they refuse to tell her anything. She's constantly swimming in a lake of emotions she doesnt understand with only partial information about what's going on, completely confused and wrecked and all of them make it her fault. The character Ryder blatantly victim blames her and plays a crucial roll in her having a huge mental breakdown and suffers no repercussions for it. This is a character that's supposed to have a girlfriend that suffered, almost died from, and still struggled with the same truma induced mental illnesses. This entire book is basically everyone expecting the MC to be totally fixed within a day after 4 years of being beaten with a bat, belt, fists then victim blames when she isn't. Not a single character in this book is likeable or relatable. Honestly this book was offensive and childish.

Reply4 years ago