This is the 2nd book I read in this series. I feel like it wasn't as good as the first one. It feels more contrived. To me, the main female character is spoiled and wants her cake and to it, too. The main male character leaves a lot to be desired.

I read this as a the 3rd book in the series. The main characters were well fleshed out and had a lot of chemistry. This is a story about a salty, jaded female lead and a golden retriever male lead.

I read this as the 4th book in this series. The plot and characters were great. I really hope to read more stories about the others in their group of friends getting together.

It's short, but enjoyable story. The male lead is a field of green flags. The female lead is smart and adaptable. Overall, the plot moved at a good pace.

This story was just as good as the first one. Intelligent women and green flag men. The plot flowed well and the characters's development was not rushed.

This story takes place almost entirely on the road in a wagon train heading back to the Hill. The plot moves smoothly and the interaction by the main characters is organic.

Marut is definitely less of a jerk in this story. Like all the other orc books from this author: the story's flow was even, the characters were well-developed. It was a fun read.

In this story, an acting Luna is cast out after her alpha found his mate. While rebuilding her life, she meets her mate who is the alpha of a brand new pack. The story flowed without too much unnecessary drama between the main characters.

This story was well-written. It was difficult for me to read because of how horrible the main male character was. Overall, it was a good read. The plot flowed, the characters were developed.

This story was entertaining. It's not stunning but it was well-thought out and well-written with few grammatical errors and a happy ending for the main characters