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Reviewed by Jessica Barbosa for Readers' Favorite
Lupines Bloom Where Blood Falls by Remy Renard is set in a mountain town that stays alive by keeping its secrets buried. Lorewood looks ordinary, but it’s built on old magic and monsters that never really left. When Aurora arrives, that balance starts to fall apart. The town reacts to her even though she does not fully understand why. Things that were contained for years begin getting loose. Ezra is one of those things. He is ancient, dangerous, and used to being exactly what he is until Aurora forces him to feel human again. When outside forces come after her, the story turns dark and intense, mixing horror with a slow, obsessive kind of romance.
Lupines Bloom Where Blood Falls by Remy Renard is a captivating story, mostly because of how the atmosphere sets the tone for the dark, relentless pull between the main characters. The immersive atmosphere and slow-building tension drive the story. Lorewood was wonderfully unsettling, carrying the weight of its history in a way that makes the town feel alive and compelling. The romance stood out; it was slow-burning, unpredictable, and packed with tension that made it impossible to look away. Ezra grew for himself and for the person he loved, and Aurora was fiery, brave, and unforgettable. Their relationship was intense and passionate; it burned bright with equal parts devotion and danger, pulling them together even as it threatened to tear them apart. Their spark was more “dangerous devotion” than sweet romance. The pace was steady, and some things were left vague to build up the tension. Renard writes with intensity, knowing exactly what to reveal and what to hold back, letting the suspense build in a way that kept me hooked and on edge the whole time. Overall, I recommend this book to readers drawn to moody monster romance and intoxicating vibes.
