Leigh Frankie:Big Bad Wolf

MainCharacters

Harper: Harper is a dedicated and hardworking woman, determined to save enough money to buy back her family's pastry shop. She is compassionate and often finds herself in the role of a caretaker, especially for her roommate, Kendal. Despite her strong exterior, Harper struggles with the stress of her job and the mysterious events unfolding around her.

Alexander: Alexander is the CEO of Carmichael Towers, known for his arrogance and entitlement. He often clashes with Harper, who despises his behavior. However, there is more to Alexander than meets the eye, and his connection to the mysterious events in Harper's life becomes increasingly significant.

Harper and Alexander's Relationship: Their relationship is complex and filled with tension. Harper initially dislikes Alexander due to his arrogant behavior, but as the story progresses, they are drawn together by the mysterious events and dreams involving a wolf and a man. Their interactions evolve from hostility to a deeper, more complicated connection.

Main Themes

Big Bad Wolf explores themes of redemption, the complexity of human relationships, and the struggle between duty and desire. Through the characters' journeys, the novel delves into the idea that people are not always what they seem and that understanding and compassion can lead to unexpected connections and personal growth.

Hot Chapters

Chapter 1: The Desk

It was a rare occasion for Harper to find herself sleeping in the office. The looming board meeting and the habitual tardiness of their CEO had burdened her boss and close friend, Lucas, with extra responsibilities.

Chapter 2: Musk Scent

With a deep yawn, Harper reclined back as much as her chair would allow and glanced at the time. 1:10 A.M. She pressed her palms against her eyes before taking a generous sip of chamomile tea and setting the half-filled cup on the table next to the sofa.

Chapter 3: Sweet Dreams

Harper opened her eyes and looked up at the full moon in the cloudless sky. Then she looked around into her surroundings. The slight breeze made the shadows cast by the swaying trees dance. She shuddered in her silk nightgown.

Chapter 4: Carmichael Towers

Harper’s phone buzzed on the nightstand as she tried to tidy up her uncooperative hair with a tie. She quickly scanned the message and then leaned back in her chair and sighed. Another text message from her dad asked whether she had saved enough money for their pastry shop.

Chapter 5: Flavor of the Week

Harper was a diligent employee. She always had, for as long as everyone could remember, been a workaholic. She had vivid memories of, as a child, diving into several books to read a day.