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Five fangs #2
Luna: Posy: Book Two
After surviving a nightmare, werewolf Posy Briggs is loving life with her alpha mates at Five Fangs - at least until the time comes for them to part.
Mason, Cole, Jayden, Ash, and Wyatt head off with the werewolf king, determined to kill whoever is behind the trouble at Tall Pines. Of course, that's if they don't kill each other before they even leave the alpha house!
After her beloved boys finally get on their way, Posy spends time with her new friends, learns more about the pack, and takes on demons from her past, all with her loyal betas by her side.
Luna picks up immediately after Mates and continues the story of Posy's journey to take her rightful place as the luna of Five Fangs.
Mason, Cole, Jayden, Ash, and Wyatt head off with the werewolf king, determined to kill whoever is behind the trouble at Tall Pines. Of course, that's if they don't kill each other before they even leave the alpha house!
After her beloved boys finally get on their way, Posy spends time with her new friends, learns more about the pack, and takes on demons from her past, all with her loyal betas by her side.
Luna picks up immediately after Mates and continues the story of Posy's journey to take her rightful place as the luna of Five Fangs.
291 pages, Paperback
Published February 20, 2023
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June 15, 2023
I feel a little like a voyeur going past a car wreck who doesn't want to see anything, but can't look away. The plot is actually decent, the characters are supposed to be these in control Alphas running a pack, yet I feel like the steamy scenes are written as if they are children doing these acts and that is a bit creepy, yet I finished the book. I get that they have all waited for their fated mate to get steamy with, but even that wouldn't relegate them to babyish behavior. These books are available via KU so there isn't a static cost to me to read them and I can't seem to not finish the storyline now that I have started. The books carry over to the next so the plot has come to a full story as yet. This is book 2.
February 25, 2024
I spent the entire book looking at an imaginary camera like I was on The Office. She wasn't locked away until she was 12 but she doesn't know what money is? The wolves developmentally are in kindergarten but still need to DP their mate?? This is the first book I've read where there's a 6-person orgy that ends with them all in a fit of giggles. Them explaining to her what homosexuality is and her referring to it as "the gay" for 2 chapters almost sent me into cardiac arrest. WHY DO ONLY SOME OF THE WOLVES BABY TALK. WHY IS THERE A GRANITE AND A GARNET IN THE SAME HAREM. I'm flabbergasted.
May 20, 2023
Great continuation
I am loving this series more and more. It’s fast paced while still realistically slow in the progress made by our formerly abused FMC Posy. She didn’t magically heal with the love of her mates but they are taking it one day at a time.
Also in this book, we get more insights into the boys dynamics and learn more about them personally. I don’t know which relationship I like more because of that : Posy’s with her mates or the guys between them. They are true chosen brothers and they care very deeply about each’s physical and mental well-being.
I will definitely keep reading. Also that scene where the wolves took over their humans bodies was just hilarious and great to have !
I am loving this series more and more. It’s fast paced while still realistically slow in the progress made by our formerly abused FMC Posy. She didn’t magically heal with the love of her mates but they are taking it one day at a time.
Also in this book, we get more insights into the boys dynamics and learn more about them personally. I don’t know which relationship I like more because of that : Posy’s with her mates or the guys between them. They are true chosen brothers and they care very deeply about each’s physical and mental well-being.
I will definitely keep reading. Also that scene where the wolves took over their humans bodies was just hilarious and great to have !
February 11, 2023
Obsessed with this series
June 21, 2023
I was hoping it would get better in Book2 but the super weird babification of Posy is almost worse in this book than in book1. She’s supposed to be Luna of 5 different packs and her guards are bringing a stuffed animal and calling her “Luna bunny”? Major major ick. One minute she’s lecturing someone anout maturity and then the next minute she’s using her stuffed animals arm to wave at someone? That’s insane. I absolutely did not like it at all. Multiple cases of insta love happening around the main characters were also low key irratating and made no sense. All of these ppl all over the country didn’t have mates and then over the course of what-two weeks they ALL find their mates? Obnoxious. Don’t even get me started on babyfied nicknames and terms like “pup making juice.” The spicy parts are both good and horribly bad. Why is Posy one minute scared to touch one of them and then the next-she’s licking their nipples and sucking on ear lobes? It literally makes no sense.
May 6, 2024
Unlike Anything I've Ever Read
Before you read my review, please understand that it is a review of the SERIES and not the individual books. There are no spoilers, though. I would hate to give away too much. This is a series that needs to be experienced firsthand.
First, don't read this series for the smut. There is some hanky-panky, but it's a glacial burn, not very detailed, and feels like it was written for a YA series. (Although, if you like dirty talk, you are going to LOVE Wyatt and Quartz!) For me, this isn't really a bad thing, because I am way more of a plot reader than a smut reader. But I know it's something a lot of folks look for in reviews.
That sounds like a bad way to start a positive review, but I like ripping the Band-Aid off quickly, and that is really the only "negative" comment that I have, so I've ripped it off, and now we can get right to the good stuff!
I have been reading for 40 years, and I have never come across anything akin to this series. It is incredibly original and unique in how it's written, and I'm struggling to find a way to explain it to you. Most RH/WC have multiple, first person points of view (PoV), and this one is no different. However, unlike most, this series isn't told strictly from the primary characters' PoV. This one is told through the eyes of the main group, their individual wolves, and assorted friends, family, and colleagues' perspectives. I relished the opportunity to get to know these characters so very well. Many side characters also find their HEA in these pages, and it is very much a feel good story.
Here's a disclaimer. While this may be a feel good story, that doesn't take away from the fact that this series contains some darker themes, particularly those of domestic violence, child abuse, portrayal of autistic character, and mental health concerns such as PTSD - including flashbacks, hypervigilance, and panic attacks. Multiple characters seek outside help in the form of a pack therapist. That isn't an all inclusive list all of potential triggers, though, so read the author's content warnings and be mindful of your own mental health.
For me, this series is all about the character development. I absolutely adored the split between the human characters and their wolves. The wolves are just so much fun. I couldn’t help but fall in love with each of them. Just seeing a chapter header with one of the wolves made me grin and read faster. The sheer amount of personality written into each character, human and wolf, is simply staggering. I dare you to read it and not love Garnet, Quartz, Topaz, Granite, and Sid just as much as you love their boys. Go on. Try it.
I will say that having 12 main characters is a lot, and it took me a bit to be able to associate each wolf with its corresponding human. Things may get a little confusing at first, but the author does a magnificent job of maintaining separate, differing personalities, and it is absolutely worth a little more brain work to have the chance to really get to know everyone.
Watching Posy find solid footing and grow into a B.A.B. (bad *** *****) is pure joy. She is a delightfully innocent and naïve soul, but her lack of knowledge doesn't come across as childlike, which was a concern I had at the beginning. Reau (one of the side characters) is quite childlike in his behavior, though, and he will break your heart.
The actual plot is fairly simple. You won't find too many twists and turns here. By book 3, I had accepted that there isn't really a major, overarching storyline, so you don't really get a good grasp on what to expect from each book. There's no third act break-up. Almost zero OW/OM drama, and no ultimate bad guy who needs to be dealt with. Five Fangs is the story of what happens AFTER the bad guy gets what he deserves.
All in all, I loved the way this series was written. Every character is a delight to read, and the story gave me the warm fuzzies. 5/5 - I would definitely recommend.
Before you read my review, please understand that it is a review of the SERIES and not the individual books. There are no spoilers, though. I would hate to give away too much. This is a series that needs to be experienced firsthand.
First, don't read this series for the smut. There is some hanky-panky, but it's a glacial burn, not very detailed, and feels like it was written for a YA series. (Although, if you like dirty talk, you are going to LOVE Wyatt and Quartz!) For me, this isn't really a bad thing, because I am way more of a plot reader than a smut reader. But I know it's something a lot of folks look for in reviews.
That sounds like a bad way to start a positive review, but I like ripping the Band-Aid off quickly, and that is really the only "negative" comment that I have, so I've ripped it off, and now we can get right to the good stuff!
I have been reading for 40 years, and I have never come across anything akin to this series. It is incredibly original and unique in how it's written, and I'm struggling to find a way to explain it to you. Most RH/WC have multiple, first person points of view (PoV), and this one is no different. However, unlike most, this series isn't told strictly from the primary characters' PoV. This one is told through the eyes of the main group, their individual wolves, and assorted friends, family, and colleagues' perspectives. I relished the opportunity to get to know these characters so very well. Many side characters also find their HEA in these pages, and it is very much a feel good story.
Here's a disclaimer. While this may be a feel good story, that doesn't take away from the fact that this series contains some darker themes, particularly those of domestic violence, child abuse, portrayal of autistic character, and mental health concerns such as PTSD - including flashbacks, hypervigilance, and panic attacks. Multiple characters seek outside help in the form of a pack therapist. That isn't an all inclusive list all of potential triggers, though, so read the author's content warnings and be mindful of your own mental health.
For me, this series is all about the character development. I absolutely adored the split between the human characters and their wolves. The wolves are just so much fun. I couldn’t help but fall in love with each of them. Just seeing a chapter header with one of the wolves made me grin and read faster. The sheer amount of personality written into each character, human and wolf, is simply staggering. I dare you to read it and not love Garnet, Quartz, Topaz, Granite, and Sid just as much as you love their boys. Go on. Try it.
I will say that having 12 main characters is a lot, and it took me a bit to be able to associate each wolf with its corresponding human. Things may get a little confusing at first, but the author does a magnificent job of maintaining separate, differing personalities, and it is absolutely worth a little more brain work to have the chance to really get to know everyone.
Watching Posy find solid footing and grow into a B.A.B. (bad *** *****) is pure joy. She is a delightfully innocent and naïve soul, but her lack of knowledge doesn't come across as childlike, which was a concern I had at the beginning. Reau (one of the side characters) is quite childlike in his behavior, though, and he will break your heart.
The actual plot is fairly simple. You won't find too many twists and turns here. By book 3, I had accepted that there isn't really a major, overarching storyline, so you don't really get a good grasp on what to expect from each book. There's no third act break-up. Almost zero OW/OM drama, and no ultimate bad guy who needs to be dealt with. Five Fangs is the story of what happens AFTER the bad guy gets what he deserves.
All in all, I loved the way this series was written. Every character is a delight to read, and the story gave me the warm fuzzies. 5/5 - I would definitely recommend.
September 9, 2023
An unrestrained emotional adventure!
Mary Ann Weir's written word can and accomplishes what many strive to do ... She wrings every emotional response from this reader. In this story, Posy's saga continues with her mates, the Five Fangs pack's alphas. The reader is given a glimpse of life with high-powered alphas and the drama that comes with running an enormous pack. Many times I burst out laughing (loudly) at the antics of her men AND wolves maneuvering through each day. And I, for the first time, cried actual tears. I found myself sobbing in places over the heartbreak of abuse and the trauma that is left behind. Posy is a total kickãssed heroine who is recovering spectacularly from her childhood abuses and her extra-large spirit is helping to heal those around her. I am looking forward to the next installment of Mary Ann Weir's Five Fang series!
Mary Ann Weir's written word can and accomplishes what many strive to do ... She wrings every emotional response from this reader. In this story, Posy's saga continues with her mates, the Five Fangs pack's alphas. The reader is given a glimpse of life with high-powered alphas and the drama that comes with running an enormous pack. Many times I burst out laughing (loudly) at the antics of her men AND wolves maneuvering through each day. And I, for the first time, cried actual tears. I found myself sobbing in places over the heartbreak of abuse and the trauma that is left behind. Posy is a total kickãssed heroine who is recovering spectacularly from her childhood abuses and her extra-large spirit is helping to heal those around her. I am looking forward to the next installment of Mary Ann Weir's Five Fang series!
July 18, 2023
Another one I couldn’t put down
Mary Ann Weir again has written this book beautifully. I absolutely love alpha Luna and beta books. This second book has shown posy to become a stronger woman and Luna for her mates and those who are close to her. She has become more confident and open towards her mates and has become more trusting. The alphas as Mary has written them I absolutely love, it shows the mature side, the fight side, the immature side and the emotional side of younger men that isn’t commonly shown in books. I enjoyed reading and seeing these younger guys express themselves and admit and work on their inexperience especially with posy. Couldn’t put this book down, another read in less than a day. On to the next
Mary Ann Weir again has written this book beautifully. I absolutely love alpha Luna and beta books. This second book has shown posy to become a stronger woman and Luna for her mates and those who are close to her. She has become more confident and open towards her mates and has become more trusting. The alphas as Mary has written them I absolutely love, it shows the mature side, the fight side, the immature side and the emotional side of younger men that isn’t commonly shown in books. I enjoyed reading and seeing these younger guys express themselves and admit and work on their inexperience especially with posy. Couldn’t put this book down, another read in less than a day. On to the next
April 5, 2024
I read this immediately after the first one - and then fell out of the mood for that kind of trope.... sometimes you just need to satisfy that craving, you know?
Honestly I have already forgotten most of everything that happened in the second book and it has not even been a week since I read it 😂 That's not to say that the book wasn't good, but these types of books for me are more about the vibe / mood in the moment - like a comfort show or a sad playlist to accompany period cramps and hormonal crying.... which this one did for me, so thumbs up for that!
Sometimes I wonder if I should be concerned that my comfort reads are simply books about really abused people.... 🙈😶🌫️ Please nobody analyze this further 😂
Honestly I have already forgotten most of everything that happened in the second book and it has not even been a week since I read it 😂 That's not to say that the book wasn't good, but these types of books for me are more about the vibe / mood in the moment - like a comfort show or a sad playlist to accompany period cramps and hormonal crying.... which this one did for me, so thumbs up for that!
Sometimes I wonder if I should be concerned that my comfort reads are simply books about really abused people.... 🙈😶🌫️ Please nobody analyze this further 😂
June 13, 2023
I am 50/50 on this books, I absolutely adore the multiple point of views and that they aren’t just about main 6 characters but a pack as whole. There are bits that I find little bit disturbing like how is Posy so innocent and unaware about the whole world stuff buts totally okay with having threesome and it’s not just that, I can’t seem to put my finger on what is it that gives me the ick. Like she’s 18 and have 5 mates but it’s the innocent bits that docent sit right with me… because in them she comes across as child and from that to move on to her having sex just docent sit well with me. I don’t know it’s I can finish the whole series because of that…
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 15, 2023
Best yet
When I read the first one I was over the moon with how it was done. Mary Ann As it's take on life as a shifter is both new and heart warming, it is full of love and joy, she dose not rule out the bad but faces it head on. In most of the shifter books I have read the wolf always seems to be a reflection of the human, however Mary ann, has give each of her wolf's thief own personality's it is a joy to watch and learn each one, for anyone who needs a new outlook on the shifter world this is for you, I'm a great fun of the supernatural world but sometimes it's the same story told a different way the five fangs was a wonderful refreshing bright spark in my day.
When I read the first one I was over the moon with how it was done. Mary Ann As it's take on life as a shifter is both new and heart warming, it is full of love and joy, she dose not rule out the bad but faces it head on. In most of the shifter books I have read the wolf always seems to be a reflection of the human, however Mary ann, has give each of her wolf's thief own personality's it is a joy to watch and learn each one, for anyone who needs a new outlook on the shifter world this is for you, I'm a great fun of the supernatural world but sometimes it's the same story told a different way the five fangs was a wonderful refreshing bright spark in my day.
February 8, 2025
Another "hot and cold" book
When the book is good, it's great but there are elements that just don't work for me. The entire wolf-in-human-body sex scene is an example. Very "daddy-little" dynamic in spots which is just cringe inducing to me. A lot of spots where the characters are more child-like than is comfortable in a book aimed at and supposedly about adults. It's explained in a way that makes sense but makes other scenes make *less* sense. So, middle of the road rating. Like the previous book, if you like angst there's a lot to like. The characters are pretty emotionally mature for how child-like they act. Really it's just that one sex scene gave me the "ick*.
When the book is good, it's great but there are elements that just don't work for me. The entire wolf-in-human-body sex scene is an example. Very "daddy-little" dynamic in spots which is just cringe inducing to me. A lot of spots where the characters are more child-like than is comfortable in a book aimed at and supposedly about adults. It's explained in a way that makes sense but makes other scenes make *less* sense. So, middle of the road rating. Like the previous book, if you like angst there's a lot to like. The characters are pretty emotionally mature for how child-like they act. Really it's just that one sex scene gave me the "ick*.
November 11, 2023
I wish it got better
I liked how the series started out but as we get further along the FMC is just being infantilized more and more. Most of the book she sounds like a child, I get it she has trauma but she just sounds so childish so it feels VERY weird to read it. They do not have to treat her like a child to teach her things but they kind of do, she can do literally nothing for herself and everything about her is cringy. The rest of the harem seems very childish as well. I hope she matures the further the books go along but so far I can’t stand the writing.
I liked how the series started out but as we get further along the FMC is just being infantilized more and more. Most of the book she sounds like a child, I get it she has trauma but she just sounds so childish so it feels VERY weird to read it. They do not have to treat her like a child to teach her things but they kind of do, she can do literally nothing for herself and everything about her is cringy. The rest of the harem seems very childish as well. I hope she matures the further the books go along but so far I can’t stand the writing.
November 20, 2023
Interestingly enough...
It really isn't smutty even with 5 alphas and 1 Luna.
Posy is just so pure that shut doesn't touch her.
It's kind of interesting.
I thought Posy's brother's mates were interesting and I wasn't expecting it.
I wouldn't mind a bit more insight into them and their reasoning behind how the "tried" to help Posy.
I'm glad the mate bond was finalized and Posy could be inducted as Luna to the Five Fangs Pack.
I'm very interested to find out what will be happening in the next book.
I'm going to start it now!
It really isn't smutty even with 5 alphas and 1 Luna.
Posy is just so pure that shut doesn't touch her.
It's kind of interesting.
I thought Posy's brother's mates were interesting and I wasn't expecting it.
I wouldn't mind a bit more insight into them and their reasoning behind how the "tried" to help Posy.
I'm glad the mate bond was finalized and Posy could be inducted as Luna to the Five Fangs Pack.
I'm very interested to find out what will be happening in the next book.
I'm going to start it now!
November 28, 2023
A Grand Improvement
Much better than the first. The story flowed far smoother than Book One.
I enjoyed the newly added characters, the additional depth given to the existing characters, and the world building that the author has done.
There were still several cringe tropes and a couple of small plot holes but I really enjoyed *experiencing* the author's improvement in storytelling, pacing, world building, and character development.
Thank you, Mary Ann Weir, for sharing your work.
Much better than the first. The story flowed far smoother than Book One.
I enjoyed the newly added characters, the additional depth given to the existing characters, and the world building that the author has done.
There were still several cringe tropes and a couple of small plot holes but I really enjoyed *experiencing* the author's improvement in storytelling, pacing, world building, and character development.
Thank you, Mary Ann Weir, for sharing your work.
August 6, 2024
Not really sure why I continued this series after book 1. I love hurt/comfort and I really liked that element, but the rest was very juvenile and that gets dialled up to 11 in this one.
Posy, our main character, was kept locked up between the ages of 12 and 18, and yet she acts like a 5 year old and that is no exaggeration. The wolves are also written in a very juvenile way and so having them all be intimate was just gross and uncomfortable. What cinched this as a 1 star and not 2 was an incredibly problematic portrayal of mental disability. My jaw was on the floor for that entire part.
Posy, our main character, was kept locked up between the ages of 12 and 18, and yet she acts like a 5 year old and that is no exaggeration. The wolves are also written in a very juvenile way and so having them all be intimate was just gross and uncomfortable. What cinched this as a 1 star and not 2 was an incredibly problematic portrayal of mental disability. My jaw was on the floor for that entire part.
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October 31, 2024Has so much potential but oh my god. Posy is a glorified baby and god is she stupid. She wasnt locked away until she was 12, but doesnt know literally ANYTHING. What basic words mean, what money is…like seriously? Halfway through book 3 and shes still completely unaware of life and still acts like a baby. Also 2 of her mates wolves regress and act like toddlers or even babies and they still fuck that way. Im sorry, thats weird as hell. Also this is like multiple “couples” in one book. I get introducing more couples but every time theres a mate match they get their own chapters, why?
January 5, 2025
Love the five fang series! The 5 alphas are absolute simps, great family life and actually act their age. Posy has a hard background but they teach her how to be confidant in a safe and healthy way. (Even getting a therapist) lots of dark stuff happens in the past but this a great trauma recovering arc that I could not put down. All the characters are people with their own stories and own issues. All just trying to do their best. I don't normally see healthy pack dynamics in my books but man this made me actually want that.
June 9, 2025
Book 1 - I didn’t realize it was a series. It was fine. I had some raised eyebrows over how the wolves use baby talk and are emotionally immature. Also regarding all of them not having any intimate experience and how that was handled.
The first two books don’t end in cliffhangers, they just leave some things unresolved. By the end of book 2 (this one), enough had been resolved that I was good ending it there.
It’s not a bad series, but it feels like it drags on without much happening for a long time.
The first two books don’t end in cliffhangers, they just leave some things unresolved. By the end of book 2 (this one), enough had been resolved that I was good ending it there.
It’s not a bad series, but it feels like it drags on without much happening for a long time.
September 8, 2023
Fuck it, you lost me. No improvement for Posy, no interest by me. Nothing in this book I found relevant except for the chapters where everyone found their mates...and thats it. I feel bad because I dont want to continue the series, but then I remember I have soooo much to read and so little time. Sorry Mary Ann, liked the first one...you lost me with this one. 2 books out of 5 and that was it. 🤷🏻♀️
February 14, 2024
Great Book
Luna: Post continues to follow Posy’s story as she begins to settle in to her new pack and continues to develop her relationship with her mates. I absolutely love the FMC in these books, Posy has such a big heart in spite of everything she has been through in her life. I enjoyed reading the story and I find it to be quite a heartwarming book and one of my favourites to re-read. Overall, this is another fantastic book and I’d recommend giving it a read.
Luna: Post continues to follow Posy’s story as she begins to settle in to her new pack and continues to develop her relationship with her mates. I absolutely love the FMC in these books, Posy has such a big heart in spite of everything she has been through in her life. I enjoyed reading the story and I find it to be quite a heartwarming book and one of my favourites to re-read. Overall, this is another fantastic book and I’d recommend giving it a read.
September 30, 2024
4.8
I give book a 4.8 because I really did not like when one for her mates put her on his hip and it had a little bit childish part oh and the daddies thing NO can do when it becomes sexy time in the bedroom. Ok that’s all the negative stuff. But the rest was amazing it had a little bit of everything in this book. Going to start the third book I can’t wait. It does keep getting better.
I give book a 4.8 because I really did not like when one for her mates put her on his hip and it had a little bit childish part oh and the daddies thing NO can do when it becomes sexy time in the bedroom. Ok that’s all the negative stuff. But the rest was amazing it had a little bit of everything in this book. Going to start the third book I can’t wait. It does keep getting better.
November 18, 2024
Why choose/ fated mates/ shifter/ paranormal/ virgin FMC/ virgin MMCs/ found family/ MFM/ MMFMMM/ billionaire romance
Trigger warning: abuse/ kidnapping/ assault/ neglectful parenting/ death/ trauma/ violence/ verbal abuse/ panic attacks/ torture / suicide
Definitely more spice in this one which was pretty good. Also more characters were introduced so at some point I’ll probably have to make a chart to keep track of everyone lmao. Overall, a good book with interesting characters.
Trigger warning: abuse/ kidnapping/ assault/ neglectful parenting/ death/ trauma/ violence/ verbal abuse/ panic attacks/ torture / suicide
Definitely more spice in this one which was pretty good. Also more characters were introduced so at some point I’ll probably have to make a chart to keep track of everyone lmao. Overall, a good book with interesting characters.
June 2, 2025
Luna Posy
I remember starting this book when it was on wattpad and I love that the pictures are still there because as I re-read this here, I still go back to the pictures to remember what everyone looks like.
This is also the funniest book with the wolves mating. I love the boys childish wolves and garnet and Q are like the parents. I was laughing so hard at the boys wanting to ‘help’ Garnet 😂
I remember starting this book when it was on wattpad and I love that the pictures are still there because as I re-read this here, I still go back to the pictures to remember what everyone looks like.
This is also the funniest book with the wolves mating. I love the boys childish wolves and garnet and Q are like the parents. I was laughing so hard at the boys wanting to ‘help’ Garnet 😂
August 4, 2023
Great storyline. Great characters.
This second book of the series is continuing smoothly from the first book. The story fills out all the side characters and blends them in seamlessly with the main characters. It almost feels like reading several books at once.
I look forward to the next book already.
This second book of the series is continuing smoothly from the first book. The story fills out all the side characters and blends them in seamlessly with the main characters. It almost feels like reading several books at once.
I look forward to the next book already.
September 28, 2023
Love this one
This one was actually really good,it was good to see the character development and healing that takes place for the main female protagonist. She also had moments of strength, that I envied. It was also really good to get a better glimpse that the back stories from some of the characters, especially Mason’s. Loved it and cant wait to read the next.
This one was actually really good,it was good to see the character development and healing that takes place for the main female protagonist. She also had moments of strength, that I envied. It was also really good to get a better glimpse that the back stories from some of the characters, especially Mason’s. Loved it and cant wait to read the next.
October 1, 2023
weird book
I really do like these weird books. I’m not sure why the wolves have a child like mind and understanding and yet end up in adult situations. I’m not sure why there was a weird pseudo in€est aspect to when the wolves took over the human bodies. It was weirdly taboo and for what? That aside the story continued and it was nice and nothing too bad happened.
I really do like these weird books. I’m not sure why the wolves have a child like mind and understanding and yet end up in adult situations. I’m not sure why there was a weird pseudo in€est aspect to when the wolves took over the human bodies. It was weirdly taboo and for what? That aside the story continued and it was nice and nothing too bad happened.
November 18, 2023
Still simmering on heat level for a good portion of this, but their first time is awkward and cute. We have more characters in the mix now, and I'm still struggling to keep them all straight plus their wolves, but I love all the found family that keeps adding to the pack. It's amazing to see almost everyone find their mates!
March 18, 2024
TITLE - Luna: Posy: Book Two
AUTHOR - Mary Ann Weir
TYPE - Series; #2 of 5 in 'Five Fangs"
POV - 1st Person - Multiple
GENRE - Urban fantasy, Romance
READ DATES - 3/9/2024 to 3/11/2024
RATINGS
Overall: 3.1/5⭐️
Characters: 3.5/5���
Plot 2/5🧩
World 2/5🌎
Romance 3/5💘
Spice 2/5🌶️
Pacing 4/5⌛️
MAIN CHARACTERS - Posy, Mason, Jayden, Ash, Cole, and Wyatt
INITIAL REACTION - Kind of plotless still but it's almost peaceful to read about Posy's healing through her mates and watching her grow into a stronger character capable of dealing with tough situations.
Full review will (eventually) be posted at Home: Posy: Book Five.
AUTHOR - Mary Ann Weir
TYPE - Series; #2 of 5 in 'Five Fangs"
POV - 1st Person - Multiple
GENRE - Urban fantasy, Romance
READ DATES - 3/9/2024 to 3/11/2024
RATINGS
Overall: 3.1/5⭐️
Characters: 3.5/5���
Plot 2/5🧩
World 2/5🌎
Romance 3/5💘
Spice 2/5🌶️
Pacing 4/5⌛️
MAIN CHARACTERS - Posy, Mason, Jayden, Ash, Cole, and Wyatt
INITIAL REACTION - Kind of plotless still but it's almost peaceful to read about Posy's healing through her mates and watching her grow into a stronger character capable of dealing with tough situations.
Full review will (eventually) be posted at Home: Posy: Book Five.
June 21, 2024
Such an amazing shifters story. It is a real rollercoaster in emotions. I’ve cried I’ve laughed and got angry. Must read. Posy is the cutest sweetest girl what she endured in her young life is horrendous, and there come her mates…. Be ready and steady. I loved every book. And am lost what to read now….
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