During the Mating Moon in the Asara Pack, there's a significant upheaval. Both male and female wolves are experiencing intense conflict. This hormonal surge during the full moon heightens their natural instincts, making them more assertive in claiming their partners.
Traditionally, females have been taught to be cautious around the males' aggressive behavior as they compete for mates under the glow of the pink moon. However, the male wolves understand that for the pack's stability and continuation of their lineage, it's crucial to adhere to the Alpha's rule: mating bonds must be formed during this moon, ensuring the pack's growth and unity.
Great writing skills, but it was tu much for me, or I was expecting more from this book because I read "the packs girl" first.
I just read Samantha's story, maybe I'll finish the rest, still not sure.
To me this novel is frustrating. First I know why people don't care for the Harem tag. It usually means that the MC will have a bunch of superficial relationships with many woman. It doesn't have to mean that but it usually does. My criteria for this kind of novel is to build and keep a relationship and have that relationship around and active for most the time. It seems most authors can't manage that because it would require some chapters and some paragraphs in non relational chapters to be present all the time. If it is multiple women in the relationship that is fine but it must not be superficial. Now this novel ... just superficial
How can you read these kind of " mc has everything , the world does everything for mc and mc walks a straight road " novels ? I can't stand it anymore. The MC of the last 3 4 novels I've read has always been crushed when I was little and became a kind of bookworm. how silly. I call them "gratification p*rn".
Amazing characters and writing. I wish I could buy the whole book and binge read it. Al Pacino is playing Sonny in my head. This book should become a movie. So good!
