Great series of books.

This series has all of my favorite genres in one. LGBTQ+, Shifters with a bit of other magical abilities. It is not obvious in the first book about everything, but it builds as it goes along. I love the dynamic of the characters in the book, their friend group is awesome, and the way they are written you get an amazing picture of them.

Wolf Healer: 

The storyline is riveting for me, the emotional ups and downs we take with Jade in her process after Florida, the stress and the learning and new experiences, I felt like I lived it with her. Growing up with the pack prepared her, but she had a lot to learn about being a were-animal.

Epsilon: 

In this book, Jade is still learning about her own abilities, when they find out about Pebble, and the family goes to rescue her. The events that unfold from Pebble's past, which intertwine with their lives, become a riveting and nail-biting experience, I felt bad for the characters that were pulled into the craziness, but I think in the end it helped them all to be prepared for anything.

Alphas: 

In this book we go through the change again, but this time with Jose and Bevin, and then later on Brooke as well, which came as a surprise. I felt sorry for Jade who had to suffer with her tiredness and energy drains and headaches, and then when Brooke was turned and the events around that... It was another great read that kept me riveted to my Kindle.

Traitor: 

Jade is off at college as we all knew she would be, things went as they normally went in relationships, and Jade is suffering. Sarah makes her promise to move on, and when she takes the chance of moving on, her life gets slightly harder in the process and sets off a series of events that will be felt for a while.

The good things that came from all the events that happened were more beloved characters joining the pack.

Pack: 

This one is one of my favorites in the series, even with the issues that they had to face, it all worked out. The Wedding of the Century and all the other wonderful things that happened in this book, and I am sure some future wondrous things might come from it if you read between the lines.

Jade started working for the government, and that brought its own events in her life and the lives of the pack.

Battlefield: 

I must say... It did not disappoint... the story was amazing, and I enjoyed it, even though I feel like there should be another book to answer some of the questions or elaborate on some of the things that happened in the series that were never explained. Like the reason for Piper's ghost, the connection between Brook and Jade, the new things that happened in this book that have the potential to go bigger... LOL.

I'm sad that it is the last book in the series. I love this series and I kind of wish I could live in their world. LOL

Pack Present:

This one wowed me again

At first, I was disappointed when I saw the length of the book, it is a bit short.

But as I read the book, it made up for the short read. I am really happy with the outcome of the story. All my questions from the rest of the series, which had me baffled and wanting more, were answered, and that warms my heart. I would have liked a more in-depth read of Brooke's story, not just the short version that was told, but also maybe some things told from her perspective about the rest of the series where she is concerned. *Wink wink*

Thank you, Huckleberry Rahr, for another great book. I hope for more great reads from you.

This series is one of my favorites, that I can read over and over again. My current count is 6 times.

Now, I had a great time reading this series. I love everything with werewolf shifters or other shifters in general. This series covered that perfectly. Of course, I love reading Sapphic Romance books in general, which this series also covered in spades. Each book in the series, except the bonus book, covers one sapphic couple and how they met and got together. All the trials and tribulations they went through to be together. 

The series itself isn’t just about the sapphic couples and all the naughty that happen in the books, there is an overall story that follows along from book to book. 

You can read the books as standalone. But if you decide to read all the books in the series, try to start at the beginning. 

Some bad witches conspire to ruin the wolf shifters' lives, but also wolves who tend to try the same. There are good witches that help out the wolves and also become more than just allies. 

The bonus book is the conclusion of what started in book 1, with the marriage and honeymoon we all waited for. But the book comes with its issues for the couple that round off the whole series and its mysteries. 

For me, Harlowe Frost is a great writer and I really enjoy all her books, as you will see from my other reviews to follow. 

But here are the books from this series in order, the way you should read them to get the full story. 

This book series is about a kindergarten teacher who leads a rather boring life to begin with, she has her best friend Betsy, but she hates traveling. Even to visit her parents. Her mom keeps setting her up with people she doesn’t have an interest in. The person she does seem to be interested in is the parent of one of her students. 

Then on the day that school closes for spring break, something happens to change her whole life. Her eyes are opened to the secrets of the universe that the general populace doesn’t get to see. 

She accidentally gets beamed up to a spaceship with her student who is an alien. Wow, she did not see that coming, and to make things more interesting this alien student's mother is the one that Viera had her eye on. Things only get more interesting from there on out, when she sees things that are supposed to be imaginary, that are only supposed to exist in books of fiction. 

She gets abducted, and that simple thing changes her whole life regarding magic, friendships, and love. 

Read the series to follow Viera on her incredible journey. In the later books, we then follow Betsy on her journey as well. But we have to wait a little bit before we can satisfy that curiosity. Sigh! 

I had the privilege to read Conflict Reawakened already, and not to give anything away, but you will not be disappointed with the next few books in this series. I enjoyed it and am I looking forward to reading it again! 

It took me a while to start reading this series for some reason. And I really can't put my finger on the why. 

But when I actually started reading the first one, I was hooked. 

I couldn't put them down until I read them all. 

The first book, Glass Witchling, follows Casey to college in the 1980s, Magic and strange things were taboo and frowned upon. Casey having magic had to hide who she was from everyone. One of her friends helped her find a job that pays well, but little did Casey know that things will get weird. Her whole life changed after that. Suddenly she could do things that made other people nervous. This leads up to the second book, Child of Three Halves where the prophecy surfaces that puts Casey in danger, and she didn't even know that she was in danger. That is, until she started figuring it out. And then Casey gets a major surprise that brings the prophecy to life before anyone knew that there was one. On to book three, Prophecy's End where things come full circle, and it seems that the child of three halves were meant to bring the end to a war that were raging for too long. 

If you like spicy, sapphic, bisexual, gay, straight all of those scenes, these books are for you. Go into it with an open mind. You will be pleasantly surprised. 

The Ember Savita Chronicles follow Ember, a phoenix shifter.  In Book 1, Veiled Phoenix: They were always homeschooled and after a lot of begging they were allowed to go to magic school. But while there they hid their true strength in all proficiencies. Bad people came to town, wanting to separate magic and non-magic humans. Some of the kids took practical jokes too far, and Ember's secret was kind of revealed. On to book 2, Moonstone Phoenix, More family was revealed to Ember, and it came to light that their parents and the rest of the family were very important during a big part of magical history. A quest for phoenix moonstone goes wrong, and Ember's life is in serious danger, luckily they are a phoenix and not easy to kill. We get to book 3, Battle Phoenix, The family is summoned back to the phoenix forest, and then from there things get even more heated in this fight. Things escalated to the point where innocent people ended up hurt or killed, something had to be done. Phoenixes were revealed to the greater world again. The fight got real, quickly.  

But don't take my word for it. Read it for yourself, too. 

This fantasy series kicks off in book 1 where we discover that Riony and her sister Lyrrin lives in the undercity for safety from Revenants and Dragon lords. Riony does all she can to keep her sister's secret safe and for them to survive. She dries and sells herbs to make money, and on one expedition to collect what she needs, their lives change forever. 

Riony has a nasty fall, and while wounded, she ends up in a cave with dragon eggs in a nest. She makes it back home and things change from there. Eggs gets broken, and one survives, and Riony has another secret that becomes their daily life from there on out. Lyrrin gets kidnapped by slavers and later by a grayglim for the king. The story progresses through the books where they fight for Dracuni's safety as well as their own, staying ahead of Kess and Kife, and then in book 4 Kess comes to her senses, on what is actually important in life. Book 5 and then book 6 is the start of the dragon war against the king of that caused the whole curse of the shadow dragon. We also live through the whole ENEMIES-to-LOVERS buildup between Riony and Kess.  

This series was well worth the read. 

This series is focussed on sports. Various sports performed around the Olympics. Each book focus's on a different sport being participated in. All the Main characters are sapphic woman meeting their partners, either in the same sports team as them, or participating in some other way with them. 

In book 1 we have Everly and Wyatt getting together during Volleyball prep for the Olympics, Everly is a sports psychologist and Wyatt is the number one volleyball player. Sparks ignite. 

In book 2 we encounter Elodie and Madison, participating in coach and student archery preparations for the Olympics too. 

In book 3 we meet Mia and Skylar, they get drafted to the same startup women's softball league team in the US, and their relationship slides into home base during training and playing the game. 

In book 4 we catch up with Sloan and Marley, things start off a bit rocky with them, with Marley being injured and Sloan taking her place as goalie. Sloan actually being good at the new position. But love doesn't care about spots on a sport team. 

In book 5 it's a bit harder on all of us, not only on the characters of the book, these college basketball players just started out when the covid pandemic hit, and we live through that stressful and difficult time with them. 

In book 6 we slide up to Belle and Chandler who started figure skating at a young age, both were selected for Team USA when they were teenagers, and due to a tragedy Belle left the team. Years later, Belle and Chandler skate together as a team for the Olympics. 

In book 7 we fall in with Drew and Selma, after a horrible accident caused by Selma at the previous Olympics cost Drew the gold medal, there was a lot of hate there. But while recovering and then prepping for the next Olympics, they meet again at Selma's grandmas ski-lodge and things gets sapphic serious between them. 

In book 8 we spin in with Aspen and Kendra back on the Volleyball court, Ashley is scared to move on and Kendra is hoping to get more from her crush, they actually feel the same way, and only their own insecurities stand in their way.