Wulfe, part daemon, feels the pull to Natalie. Saves her from the mages and it turns out they are the key to saving them all.
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Wulfe Untamed
3 Stars

Awakening every night with nightmares of a horrific experience of which she has no memory, Natalie Cash finds solace in the large wolf dog that visits her from time to time. Little does she know that the friendly canine is actually Wulfe, one of the feral warriors who rescued her from a deadly swarm of daemons bent on human sacrifice. As the threat to his people and to the human race increases, Wulfe is sent to watch over Natalie and ensure that her memories do not return. However, he soon notices a strange aura about her and when a unit of Mages attack, Wulfe realizes that Natalie is in danger and has no choice but to reveal his existence to her. Will she accept or reject the dangerous warrior whose scars are more than skin deep?

Wulfe, the scarred and tortured feral warrior with a mysterious past, has always been a favorite. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for his book as even though the overall story arc comes to a satisfying end, Wulfe’s romance with Natalie falls flat.

As this is the 8th book in the series, much of the book involves rehashing details that occurred throughout the series, which is unfortunate as it slows the pacing considerably and results in tediously descriptive passages and dialogue. While the desire to provide new readers with the information is understandable, if someone begins a lengthy series with book #8, they should expect a certain lack of knowledge and background, and it is unfair to expect readers familiar with the world and the characters to wade through it all once again.

That said, the conclusion to the epic battle between the feral warriors and the evil mages is action packed and exciting.

In terms of the romance, Wulfe’s background is interesting and explains a great deal about his tortured personality. The problem is that the chemistry with Natalie hinted at in book #5 completely fizzles in this installment. She is simply too saccharinely sweet to make a believably strong heroine and their sex scenes come across as mechanical rather than intense and intimate.

The books ends with some hints at a spin off involving some newly introduced characters and a potential conflict. If Palmer writes it, I will give it a chance. ( )

~ 5 Wulfe Untamed ~

It’s always bitter sweet to see a series end, but Pamela Palmer did a wonderful amazing job in sending us off. She did leave possibilities open for a return to her Feral Warriors, but if she never comes back and this truly is the end, it was a moving and astonishing end.

I’m a huge fan of Pamela Palmer. I got my first taste of the Feral Warriors series in [b:Bitten by Cupid|6503152|Bitten by Cupid (Includes Argeneau, #12.5; Offspring, #2.5; Feral Warriors, #3.5)|Lynsay Sands|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1359757367s/6503152.jpg|6694702] which features the short story “Hearts Untamed #3.5” now published on it’s own. That sweet love story got me interested in the world of the Feral's, the Therian's, the Mage and the evil trying to distroy all. I wanted more!

So now here we are. I’ve read the entire series and enjoyed the adventure that is the world of the Feral’s and finally after the first book [b:Desire Untamed|6033257|Desire Untamed (Feral Warriors, #1)|Pamela Palmer|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1322236564s/6033257.jpg|6208747] I get to read about Wulfe a man scared inside and out that he does’t see how beautiful he is until this spectacular human women see’s deep into his soul and heals him what he thought never could be healed.

Lots of things happen and I don’t want to spoil it for those die hard fans. What I will say is I LOVED IT and did not want to put the book down until the very end. We get adventure, despair, healing, friendships and a soul deep bound.
I liked learning about the true Daemon race before Satanan took over. The sexual tension was, so well built that when they hit the sac it was hot and steamy. I will say it was rather tame compared to other sexual encounters in previous books, but no less moving. Lastly the Epilogue was sweet and wonderful to read. It was an amazing and loving ending to a wonderful series!

For fans this is a must read! For those who have not read this series I recommend you do. [a:Pamela Palmer|267687|Pamela Palmer|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/authors/1310148297p2/267687.jpg] does not disappoint. Lastly after reading Wulfe Untamed, I feel like going back and experiencing the books all over again. Fantastic read!

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The eighth book in the Feral Warriors series keeps the reader on the edge of their seat. I have followed this series from the beginning and I love each and every story and this book did not disappoint. I love the way the author brought Wulfe and Natalie’s story together and the part they played in the war. I also loved the way she ended this great story and that she has not only introduced more characters, but also potential for more with the new races of paranormals, giving the series lots of possible future outcomes.

See my full review at:
http://www.thejeepdiva.com/review-wulfe-untamed-feral-warriors-8-pamela-palmer/ ( )

In the previous book, Natalie Cash was rescued by the Feral Warriors after an attack by Daemons. Natalie saw Wulfe as a person not even noticing his deformities. Feeling compassion for her, Wulfe uses his gift; he takes her scares from her as his own. Natalie’s memories were then wiped from her by the Feral Warriors, so she could return to her human existence.

Now, Wulfe guards her in his wolf form making sure she is protected from the enemy. It’s good thing he was watching; for unknown reasons, Natalie sparked more than his interest.

I have always had a soft spot in my heart for Wulfe. I admit; wolves are my favorite animal, but that’s not the only reason he’s one of my much-loved Feral Warriors. Out of all the Ferals, Wulfe, seems to have suffered the most. He hurts from the after-effect of a mate who didn’t love him and a scarred body that reminds him of his past. He has a good heart. He also has that quiet-mysterious thing going for him.

Natalie is a good person. She sees beauty beyond the physical. She is the perfect person to try to heal Wulfe’s emotional wounds.

Pamela Palmer is a talented writer. Every time I read one of her books, I am awed by the level of her work and reminded why she is one of my favorite authors.

Each book in the Feral Warriors series is refreshing. Palmer created a successful base throughout the series yet kept the story new and entertaining. I highly recommend Wulfe Untamed and the Feral Warriors Series. I would also recommend reading them in order.

ARC provided by Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review. ( )