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Wild Hunt #6
The Primal Fae's Queen
The seelie I used to be in love with followed me on my quest for the Goddess… and demanded that I mate with him when he realized said quest required me to tie myself down again.
Our world has changed so much, so quickly.
And to top it off, the goddess is about to change everything again.
Through me.
But I have to take a mate to survive it, and my only option seems to be the gorgeous man I thought rejected me twenty years ago.
Only he thinks I rejected him.
So, while we're dealing with Vevol's many new threats, we're also dealing with our past baggage, and a mating bond neither of us was quite ready for.
Everything in our world is on the line… and if we can't make it work between us, I don't know if anyone will survive.
*This is the sixth and final book in a series of steamy connected standalones. Humor and happily-ever-after guaranteed ;)
Our world has changed so much, so quickly.
And to top it off, the goddess is about to change everything again.
Through me.
But I have to take a mate to survive it, and my only option seems to be the gorgeous man I thought rejected me twenty years ago.
Only he thinks I rejected him.
So, while we're dealing with Vevol's many new threats, we're also dealing with our past baggage, and a mating bond neither of us was quite ready for.
Everything in our world is on the line… and if we can't make it work between us, I don't know if anyone will survive.
*This is the sixth and final book in a series of steamy connected standalones. Humor and happily-ever-after guaranteed ;)
262 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 7, 2023
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July 25, 2024
I am just glad I finished this series. This book had potential but missed what it could have been by a mile. Whilst I didn’t expect to like Naomi or Teris, not only because of their behaviour and actions but because I didn’t find them interesting in the previous books, I still ended up liking them quite a lot. I could understand their behaviour and actions, even if I didn’t necessarily agree with them. But the romance was sorted in a minute, the storyline felt messy and rushed, the writing style was probably the weakest of the series because of how the scenes themselves and the actions, movements and behaviour of the characters jumped around. It was hard to follow what happened because key scenes were jumped over and main, impactful scenes, or what they should have been, were handled in one paragraph.
Whilst I say that I liked Teris and Naomi, I mean that they were cute together, they had a past that obviously meant that their relationship would be different from the others as they already had a connection, however bitter it might have been, and so there was a basis for their relationship to bloom faster. However, because of how bitterly their past ended, and how abruptly, their renewed connection and mating felt rushed. I would have needed more depth. Whilst I understand the plot required them to move faster into this new relationship, that was not a good enough excuse for me. The author could have elaborated on their feelings, their past, their connection, instead we only got some surface-level information which leads me to the characters individually. I do not think I got to know them in any way.
Sure, Naomi was a survivor who has been through some tough times both on earth and in the fae realm as we have learned about it in the other books as well, which made her quite cold and distant, but other than those characteristics, I haven’t learned anything about her that would’ve made me connect with her. I liked that she understood her faults and errors and she cared enough to feel guilty, but she didn’t have enough depth for me.
As for Teris, he was possessive and primal, as per the title, but the way I got to know him in the previous books, such as distant, colder and a lone-wolf in a way, he felt like he went through a 180 personality change. He was adoring and caring and attentive. I understand it was because of his love for Naomi, but again, I would have needed a bit more build-up at the beginning to see their relationship blossom, rather than see this switch of a personality which was so in-your-face, it was not smoothly executed.
The story-line was also another segment of the book that I had issue with. Everything was just so conveniently executed. At one point, these unknown, huge, possibly dangerous bear-like creatures appeared in the fae realm and Naomi only had to ask the creatures to help them protect themselves from the upcoming danger and they agreed. No speech, no trying to get to know them, not trying to get a feel of them. “Can you help us?” “Nod.” That was literally how it was executed. Also, when it was time for the war, it was literally handled in two sentences. The chapter ended with the fight starting and the next chapter started with the fight ending. How convenient is it that everything got resolved in 2-3 sentences. This absolutely minimised any and all impact the scenes or the storyline could have had. Which leads me to the side-characters.
The side-characters didn’t really leave any impact on me in any of the other books, I always just focused on the main characters. But the side-characters were, again, so conveniently nice to Naomi and Teris, not even one person felt a bit bitter about them. It felt so unnatural. How is it that everyone is good with everyone? Especially amongst the girls? I wanted at least just a tad bit of awkwardness between Summer and Naomi. Not because Summer cares, but because both of them were involved with the same male. But Teris and Ave’s relationship was fixed with an apology whilst Summer and Naomi didn’t even acknowledge it. How conveniently nice and kind everyone is.
As for the writing style it was possibly the weakest of the series. I felt that the story line got tired of itself. As in the author didn’t know how to best finish the last book so a few quick ideas were thrown together but because they might have required a more through execution, a quick question and a nod or a chapter end and beginning resolved the issue. No depth, detail or god forbid, an actual, fully developed scene. Even the descriptions, the scenes and their executions felt jumpy and messy. Sometimes I couldn’t imagine what was happening because it didn’t make sense that one character was still in an animal form but then he was hugging the other character to his human-looking chest. When did we miss a scene of shifting? And this was just one of the most minor issues. Bigger, more confusing scenes jumped around and were completely skipped to the point I had to focus on the most trivial of questions like who was even in the scene.
I just feel like this whole book was rushed in every single aspect. The writing style was weak and lacking, the story-line was way too convenient, the romance was too quick for how their past ended, the spice was even faster because the plot pushed them, and I didn’t even get to see the depth of the characters. Whilst I liked Teris and Naomi together, I just felt like this book was too messy, jumpy, convenient and frankly, lacking depth, execution and development of characters, scenes, descriptions, actions, romance and plot. Did I leave out anything? It was quite disappointing, so The Primal Fae’s Queen got 2/5 stars.
Ratings of the other books in the series:
Mid-Reading Updates!
Please note: The page numbers refer to the physical copy of Wild Hunt: The Complete Series which contains all 6 books of the series.
@inkedbooksloth
Whilst I say that I liked Teris and Naomi, I mean that they were cute together, they had a past that obviously meant that their relationship would be different from the others as they already had a connection, however bitter it might have been, and so there was a basis for their relationship to bloom faster. However, because of how bitterly their past ended, and how abruptly, their renewed connection and mating felt rushed. I would have needed more depth. Whilst I understand the plot required them to move faster into this new relationship, that was not a good enough excuse for me. The author could have elaborated on their feelings, their past, their connection, instead we only got some surface-level information which leads me to the characters individually. I do not think I got to know them in any way.
Sure, Naomi was a survivor who has been through some tough times both on earth and in the fae realm as we have learned about it in the other books as well, which made her quite cold and distant, but other than those characteristics, I haven’t learned anything about her that would’ve made me connect with her. I liked that she understood her faults and errors and she cared enough to feel guilty, but she didn’t have enough depth for me.
As for Teris, he was possessive and primal, as per the title, but the way I got to know him in the previous books, such as distant, colder and a lone-wolf in a way, he felt like he went through a 180 personality change. He was adoring and caring and attentive. I understand it was because of his love for Naomi, but again, I would have needed a bit more build-up at the beginning to see their relationship blossom, rather than see this switch of a personality which was so in-your-face, it was not smoothly executed.
The story-line was also another segment of the book that I had issue with. Everything was just so conveniently executed. At one point, these unknown, huge, possibly dangerous bear-like creatures appeared in the fae realm and Naomi only had to ask the creatures to help them protect themselves from the upcoming danger and they agreed. No speech, no trying to get to know them, not trying to get a feel of them. “Can you help us?” “Nod.” That was literally how it was executed. Also, when it was time for the war, it was literally handled in two sentences. The chapter ended with the fight starting and the next chapter started with the fight ending. How convenient is it that everything got resolved in 2-3 sentences. This absolutely minimised any and all impact the scenes or the storyline could have had. Which leads me to the side-characters.
The side-characters didn’t really leave any impact on me in any of the other books, I always just focused on the main characters. But the side-characters were, again, so conveniently nice to Naomi and Teris, not even one person felt a bit bitter about them. It felt so unnatural. How is it that everyone is good with everyone? Especially amongst the girls? I wanted at least just a tad bit of awkwardness between Summer and Naomi. Not because Summer cares, but because both of them were involved with the same male. But Teris and Ave’s relationship was fixed with an apology whilst Summer and Naomi didn’t even acknowledge it. How conveniently nice and kind everyone is.
As for the writing style it was possibly the weakest of the series. I felt that the story line got tired of itself. As in the author didn’t know how to best finish the last book so a few quick ideas were thrown together but because they might have required a more through execution, a quick question and a nod or a chapter end and beginning resolved the issue. No depth, detail or god forbid, an actual, fully developed scene. Even the descriptions, the scenes and their executions felt jumpy and messy. Sometimes I couldn’t imagine what was happening because it didn’t make sense that one character was still in an animal form but then he was hugging the other character to his human-looking chest. When did we miss a scene of shifting? And this was just one of the most minor issues. Bigger, more confusing scenes jumped around and were completely skipped to the point I had to focus on the most trivial of questions like who was even in the scene.
I just feel like this whole book was rushed in every single aspect. The writing style was weak and lacking, the story-line was way too convenient, the romance was too quick for how their past ended, the spice was even faster because the plot pushed them, and I didn’t even get to see the depth of the characters. Whilst I liked Teris and Naomi together, I just felt like this book was too messy, jumpy, convenient and frankly, lacking depth, execution and development of characters, scenes, descriptions, actions, romance and plot. Did I leave out anything? It was quite disappointing, so The Primal Fae’s Queen got 2/5 stars.
Ratings of the other books in the series:
The Wild Hunt: The Complete Series 2/5 stars
The Savage Fae's Mate 3/5 stars
The Feral Fae's Human 3/5 stars
The Brutal Fae's Life 3/5 stars
The Vicious Fae's Love 3/5 stars
The Barbaric Fae's Soul 2/5 stars
The Primal Fae's Queen 2/5 stars
Mid-Reading Updates!
Please note: The page numbers refer to the physical copy of Wild Hunt: The Complete Series which contains all 6 books of the series.
Page 854
The 6th and last book, The Primal Fae’s Queen.
I have to say that in terms of characters, Naomi started off well. Understanding that she was also at fault for the way Aev and her relationship soured is definitely a plus, but I’ll need more from her.
Page 859
Huh, okay now I get why both Teris and Naomi behaved in such cold manner towards others. They had a past, a past they had to move on from, or rather were forced to move on. Interesting. While it’s not an excuse for behaving so coldly, it is definitely a reason.
Page 920
To be honest, I am liking Teris and Naomi more than I thought I would. The story is still rushed, the writing style is still weak, but it is less harsh. Whilst Naomi and Teris are cute together, I felt that the romance was rushed. I understand why… because of the plot and their past, but with how much history they had, I would have needed a bit more build up, a bit more longing, a bit more tension. It was too fast.
Page 970
Oh come on! Are you seriously telling me that Naomi had to ask the creatures for help, and they went along with it just like that? Are you telling me that this side-plot was resolved with just 2-3 sentences? That’s just so weak. At least a heartfelt speech, a little passion or an explanation could’ve helped. Instead we got a “we need you to protect us” and a roar as an agreement. That’s pretty disappointing.
Page 972
That had to be the most disappointing fighting scene ever. Why, you may ask. Because there was none. Teris went into the fight as the chapter ended. Next chapter’s first sentence, “the fight was over…”. I mean… way to minimise the weight of the plot, I guess.
Page 980
This book has the weakest execution of the scenes. No fight described even though the fight was a side-plot. They followed the creatures to fight again, only to have nothing but Teris and Naomi talking mind to mind and the fae resolving the issue with some power display in 2 paragraphs. It’s incredibly disappointing.
And the actions don’t make sense. One second they are in their animal form and then they are conversing in their human form. When did they change? If the author doesn’t want to keep repeating that they shifted, she could just hint at it. Teris was in his animal form and then he hugged Naomi to his chest. When did he change? My mind didn’t switch and now I am imagining a sabretooth hugging a human looking fae.
I am so confused with what is going on most of the time because everything jumps around. The scenes, the descriptions, the execution. It’s messy.
Page 994
Well, now that I finished the 6th and last book, The Primal Fae's Queen, and the series, I have to say, I was left disappointed with this last book. I liked Naomi and Teris, which I didn't think I would. But other than that... the plot was just there, boring, the writing was weak, the execution of the scenes were lacking or ignored, and important scenes were often skipped.
The descriptions were surface level with barely any depth to them and often felt messy as I didn't understand how we got to one point from the other. We weren't told or shown when something happened, the scene/action just switched. I had to force my mind to adjust to the new picture and It is disturbing when someone is reading in a way that a whole movie goes through their mind. It's like someone cutting a scene off.
@inkedbooksloth
December 29, 2023
Teris character is written in a way that you feel like you don't want to like him, yet he helps in certain situations when it's needed, so I was always on the fence about him.
Now Teris is with Naomi on a mission the goddess has sent her on Naomi has to fulfill the task before it's too late will they get there in time or will it be the end.
Also you find out about Naomi and she finally admits about her secret for a particular sabertooth and what was behind his being the way he was.
These are enjoyable books to read, the action and fast pace keeps you reading.
~Diana
Now Teris is with Naomi on a mission the goddess has sent her on Naomi has to fulfill the task before it's too late will they get there in time or will it be the end.
Also you find out about Naomi and she finally admits about her secret for a particular sabertooth and what was behind his being the way he was.
These are enjoyable books to read, the action and fast pace keeps you reading.
~Diana
September 30, 2025
3/5⭐
3/5♥️
2/5🔥
naomi y su hea!!!! El epílogo es muy bonito podría haber sido un poquito más largo pero bueno.
Otra serie terminada de Lola Glass!
3/5♥️
2/5🔥
naomi y su hea!!!! El epílogo es muy bonito podría haber sido un poquito más largo pero bueno.
Otra serie terminada de Lola Glass!
July 13, 2023
Primal Fae's Queen is the sixth and final book in the Wild Hunt series. This is the book I've been waiting for, two of the fae most controversial people have their own book. Looks like Naomi and Teris get a happy ending after all.
This story was surprising in the best of ways and completely different from the other books. Naomi and Teris are known for bad relationships. Naomi destroyed Aeven and Teris pitifully rejected Sunny over and over again. However, nothing is as it seems. Naomi was never portrayed in the best of light but turns out she isn't a bad person, fate just made a mistake. I found I actually like Naomi, yes she could have tried harder with Aev and getting to know the fae but she wasn't doing it to be spiteful she just had a hard time coping (for twenty years). Namoi is riddled with worry about past and present relationships (both platonic and romantic) things. However, Namoi did a little self-evaluation and she's starting to figure some things out.
As for Teris, turns out he just needed to communicate his reason for rejecting Summer better. Turns out he has a really good reason for saying that he will only mate for love. I think he made a mistake by offering her a temporary bond in the first place knowing he wasn't in the right headspace for that and he should have explained exactly what was going on to Summer so she would know there wasn't a chance. Other than that Teris is a good guy.Although I will admit I didn't care for Teris putting it all on Aeven when Naomi was half to blame as well. However, Naomi does recognize her part in everything, she's become a little more aware after that vision Vevol gave her.
Turns out everything comes down to a secret relationship and miscommunication. Surprise Teris and Naomi were a thing and a misunderstanding twenty years ago caused Teris, Namoi, and Aeven so much unneeded pain. Now Teris and Naomi are trying to reconnect, to get to know each other and find a new love with each other. They had some pretty enduring moments. I like seeing them rekindle their relationship, learning who the other is now, and falling for them all over again.
The Primal Fae's Queen was a fantastic conclusion to the series. More about the goddess and the realm of Vevol was explained. A secret relationship was uncovered, monsters were introduced and a couple of characters worked on their issues, and even more, pairings were happening. Looks like the fae will have a bright future after all. This was indeed a HEA.
This story was surprising in the best of ways and completely different from the other books. Naomi and Teris are known for bad relationships. Naomi destroyed Aeven and Teris pitifully rejected Sunny over and over again. However, nothing is as it seems. Naomi was never portrayed in the best of light but turns out she isn't a bad person, fate just made a mistake. I found I actually like Naomi, yes she could have tried harder with Aev and getting to know the fae but she wasn't doing it to be spiteful she just had a hard time coping (for twenty years). Namoi is riddled with worry about past and present relationships (both platonic and romantic) things. However, Namoi did a little self-evaluation and she's starting to figure some things out.
As for Teris, turns out he just needed to communicate his reason for rejecting Summer better. Turns out he has a really good reason for saying that he will only mate for love. I think he made a mistake by offering her a temporary bond in the first place knowing he wasn't in the right headspace for that and he should have explained exactly what was going on to Summer so she would know there wasn't a chance. Other than that Teris is a good guy.Although I will admit I didn't care for Teris putting it all on Aeven when Naomi was half to blame as well. However, Naomi does recognize her part in everything, she's become a little more aware after that vision Vevol gave her.
Turns out everything comes down to a secret relationship and miscommunication. Surprise Teris and Naomi were a thing and a misunderstanding twenty years ago caused Teris, Namoi, and Aeven so much unneeded pain. Now Teris and Naomi are trying to reconnect, to get to know each other and find a new love with each other. They had some pretty enduring moments. I like seeing them rekindle their relationship, learning who the other is now, and falling for them all over again.
The Primal Fae's Queen was a fantastic conclusion to the series. More about the goddess and the realm of Vevol was explained. A secret relationship was uncovered, monsters were introduced and a couple of characters worked on their issues, and even more, pairings were happening. Looks like the fae will have a bright future after all. This was indeed a HEA.
July 1, 2024
I loved it!
It was so enticing that I couldn’t put it down, this book grabbed my interest from the very first page. I had to know what happened next. The story is well written with a very good storyline. This series has six books. Each book in this series is steamy connected standalones with humor and follows a different couple with their own happily ever after, and the stories can be read in any order (but recommended to read them in order for best understanding). This is the sixth and final standalone book in the Wild Hunt series. This a story about a woman named Naomi (Nai) - changed her name to Viola, and was the first woman ever to be turned into a fae and the type she became was a dragon (she also used to be the Unseelie Queen), and a male sabertooth fae named Terisander (Teris - Ter), who is a member of the wild Hunt. They used to be in love in the past until fate tore them apart and forced her to be with someone else, but she is now free. The seelie she used to be in love with followed her on her quest for the Goddess, and demanded that she mate with him when he realized said quest required me to tie myself down again. Our world has changed so much, so quickly, and to top it off, the goddess is about to change everything again, through her, but she has to take a mate to survive it, and her only option seems to be the gorgeous man she thought rejected her twenty years ago, only he thinks she rejected him. So, while they're dealing with Vevol's many new threats, they're also dealing with their past baggage, and a mating bond neither of them was quite ready for. Everything in their world is on the line, and if they can't make it work between them, she doesn't know if anyone will survive. So with all that and more this story pulls you in and holds you tight. I can’t wait to read the stories in her next series (Night’s Curse). I highly recommend to everyone.
It was so enticing that I couldn’t put it down, this book grabbed my interest from the very first page. I had to know what happened next. The story is well written with a very good storyline. This series has six books. Each book in this series is steamy connected standalones with humor and follows a different couple with their own happily ever after, and the stories can be read in any order (but recommended to read them in order for best understanding). This is the sixth and final standalone book in the Wild Hunt series. This a story about a woman named Naomi (Nai) - changed her name to Viola, and was the first woman ever to be turned into a fae and the type she became was a dragon (she also used to be the Unseelie Queen), and a male sabertooth fae named Terisander (Teris - Ter), who is a member of the wild Hunt. They used to be in love in the past until fate tore them apart and forced her to be with someone else, but she is now free. The seelie she used to be in love with followed her on her quest for the Goddess, and demanded that she mate with him when he realized said quest required me to tie myself down again. Our world has changed so much, so quickly, and to top it off, the goddess is about to change everything again, through her, but she has to take a mate to survive it, and her only option seems to be the gorgeous man she thought rejected her twenty years ago, only he thinks she rejected him. So, while they're dealing with Vevol's many new threats, they're also dealing with their past baggage, and a mating bond neither of them was quite ready for. Everything in their world is on the line, and if they can't make it work between them, she doesn't know if anyone will survive. So with all that and more this story pulls you in and holds you tight. I can’t wait to read the stories in her next series (Night’s Curse). I highly recommend to everyone.
July 7, 2023
Teris and Naomi's story was almost a redemption for the characters. We learn what drove them to make the choices they did in the previous books as Naomi completes a quest from Vevol herself and finds a place among the Seelie and Unseelie. I'm not going to lie, when I heard Teris and Naomi's tale would be the last installment I was mildly disappointed because of all the characters of the series they were my least favorite living and the only ones I didn't think deserved a happily ever after. With all the pain they caused it didn't seem right.
Then I read The Primal Fae's Queen and I couldn't believe I not only found myself forgiving them, I was actively rooting for them. It was really impressive.
My ONLY disappointment is that I was left wanting more. I feel like there is so much potential to explore what comes next for all the couples. How do they handle raising children for the first time in a place that hasn't had them in so long they pretty much forgot about their existence? What happens with the other lands and their gods? I'm dying for more!
That being said I absolutely loved the series, and recommend them for anyone who loves a quick fantasy romance read.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Then I read The Primal Fae's Queen and I couldn't believe I not only found myself forgiving them, I was actively rooting for them. It was really impressive.
My ONLY disappointment is that I was left wanting more. I feel like there is so much potential to explore what comes next for all the couples. How do they handle raising children for the first time in a place that hasn't had them in so long they pretty much forgot about their existence? What happens with the other lands and their gods? I'm dying for more!
That being said I absolutely loved the series, and recommend them for anyone who loves a quick fantasy romance read.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
June 30, 2023
This is the final book in the series, and although the group are still fighting for their lives, this story also focuses more on Naomi and Teris relationship. I absolutely loved the two of them together. They have history, they have always loved each other, and I think that they are perfect for each other. Vevol has sent Naomi on a mission that leaves her needing to be mated within a few days. Teris has no intention of letting her be mated to anyone but him as he let her slip away from him once and he refuses to make that same mistake again. Naomi loves Treis but she's scared of screwing everything up in their relationship and they have so much between them that's unknown, so much time has passed. The two of them just made the story feel good and right as if everything finally fell into place. I enjoyed how everything played out with not only them, but the rest of the characters in this story. This was a great way to end the series and I'm definitely looking forward to reading more books from the author. I think this series is great for readers that enjoy steamy paranormal books with suspense, mystery, romance, action, great characters, enemies and more.
July 18, 2023
Great end to a fantastic series
Following on from Aev bonding with Dakota in the previous book, Naomi is sent by the Goddess Vevol to the klynnas old cave. She realises she’s being followed but doesn’t expect it to be Teris. He was the seelie she’d hoped to be her mate before she was taken by the unseelies 20 years ago, and he hadn’t tried to find her then.
Once she has completed the task Vevol set her there are new creatures around and she is left needing to find a new mate, within a week. Teris lost her once and has no intention of losing her again; he just needs to remind her of what they had before. Naomi is worried that after what she put Aev through she doesn’t deserve her own happy ending, and can things go back to what they were after all they’ve been through?
This is a great finish to a fantastic series by Lola Glass. I would recommend the whole series to anyone who enjoys paranormal books with steamy romance, mystery, action, great characters (who aren’t perfect), and plenty of humour.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Following on from Aev bonding with Dakota in the previous book, Naomi is sent by the Goddess Vevol to the klynnas old cave. She realises she’s being followed but doesn’t expect it to be Teris. He was the seelie she’d hoped to be her mate before she was taken by the unseelies 20 years ago, and he hadn’t tried to find her then.
Once she has completed the task Vevol set her there are new creatures around and she is left needing to find a new mate, within a week. Teris lost her once and has no intention of losing her again; he just needs to remind her of what they had before. Naomi is worried that after what she put Aev through she doesn’t deserve her own happy ending, and can things go back to what they were after all they’ve been through?
This is a great finish to a fantastic series by Lola Glass. I would recommend the whole series to anyone who enjoys paranormal books with steamy romance, mystery, action, great characters (who aren’t perfect), and plenty of humour.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 16, 2023
As the story concludes Naomi is on a mission for the Goddess when she realizes that she is being followed. Knowing it is Teris she calls him out and eventually he shows himself. Their attraction has been twenty years in the making and they have to discover if they can get past all the guilt they have to make it work. With danger round every corner and new creatures appearing that want to destroy them, Naomi has to pull from within her the magic that she now contains to help save them all from being destroyed, while working on the mate bond with Teris. The story has been captivating from the very beginning and Naomi's story is a fitting end to this tale. Full of action, adventure, angst, guilt and love, this hot and steamy read, and the series, is one you will not want to put down.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 18, 2023
With the advent of Naomi and Aeven’s breaking of their mating, a lot happened. The Klynna were freed, but Dakota ended up with Aeven as mates and dealt with the Klynna. That book was awesome as was the rest of the series- a must read.
Now Naomi’s whose true name has changed is on a quest from the Goddess Vevol. (Which is also the name of the planet.). Teris is a sabretooth shifter fae while Nai is a dragon. They go on their quest and admit to each other their long lost feelings. Vevol leaves a few presents for her fae to deal with the culmination of the quest. Some major reveals happen. Some good, some bad. There are also some other pairings, which made me laugh. I wish that there were more books, but sometimes you have to say good-bye to the things we love. I can’t wait for the next series this author comes up with. I really enjoyed this series.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Now Naomi’s whose true name has changed is on a quest from the Goddess Vevol. (Which is also the name of the planet.). Teris is a sabretooth shifter fae while Nai is a dragon. They go on their quest and admit to each other their long lost feelings. Vevol leaves a few presents for her fae to deal with the culmination of the quest. Some major reveals happen. Some good, some bad. There are also some other pairings, which made me laugh. I wish that there were more books, but sometimes you have to say good-bye to the things we love. I can’t wait for the next series this author comes up with. I really enjoyed this series.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 3, 2023
This book was fantastic. It was similar to the other books in the series, but also different. There was a whole other level of intimacy and connection between the characters and the Fae community as a whole. Seeing as this is the ending of the series, the book is also a little bittersweet, but the Lola Glass really ended it with a bang. There are certain things that might possibly be used to create a spin off as well. Fingers crossed we see more books about Vevol and her other residents besides the Fae. As always, great job!!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 17, 2023
This series has held me enthralled with each new book that has come out. It is a fairytale in a modern way but it has lost none of the enchantment for all that. This one is something of a redemption tale and while it leaves you much to ponder you do feel as though most things have been brought full circle. Naomi has not been someone who has really endeared herself thus far but now with the understanding behind her actions, you can see why things have gone the way that they have. As for Teris, well I'm not saying. You need to read this for yourself. At the end it all made sense and yet I think it is Aev that will always remain my favourite out of them all.
July 19, 2023
his one really caught my heart! I admit, I started the book with a but of apprehension toward Naomi. But Lola once again managed to paint a lovable character, albeit with flaws (so just like all of us mere mortal humans). And Teris? To wait as long for your love? We should all have such a person in our life. I can't write too much without spoiling the contents, but this book is a great piece of work, brings closure for all the characters we got to love over all the previous books has drama, angst and suspense, as well as love, steam and great joy! I can't recommend it enough, just grab the book and enjoy!
September 26, 2023
final verdict
I reviewed the first in this series and now I’ll cap off with a review of this book and the whole series. I loved the whole thing. The story line the happy endings, the female characters with whom I fell in love and their mates the fae. The picture it paints is that no matter what horrible things have happened in one’s life, there is love and passion and happiness to be found and men who will and do love a woman completely and utterly. It was so nice for a change in a steamy romance to not just focus on the yummy bits of sex, but on developing a trust and love between the characters. I was hooked!
I reviewed the first in this series and now I’ll cap off with a review of this book and the whole series. I loved the whole thing. The story line the happy endings, the female characters with whom I fell in love and their mates the fae. The picture it paints is that no matter what horrible things have happened in one’s life, there is love and passion and happiness to be found and men who will and do love a woman completely and utterly. It was so nice for a change in a steamy romance to not just focus on the yummy bits of sex, but on developing a trust and love between the characters. I was hooked!
July 5, 2023
I really liked this book. Naomi has had a complete turnaround with her character and this is evident in her story. You get to find out what the real Naomi is like and not the one she presents to the world. You get to read about her and Teris’ history.
Teris and Naomi as a very cute couple and are very enjoyable to read.
This book also rounds off the series arc and other characters that didn’t get theirs and also the ones that did!
This is a great book and I was so absorbed that spent the time and I read this is one day!
A fitting ending to a great series
Teris and Naomi as a very cute couple and are very enjoyable to read.
This book also rounds off the series arc and other characters that didn’t get theirs and also the ones that did!
This is a great book and I was so absorbed that spent the time and I read this is one day!
A fitting ending to a great series
July 19, 2023
This is the sixth and final book in The Wild Hunt series , each can be read as a stand-alone but you get a far better read if you read them all in order as they are nterconnected The Primal Fae's Queen is the finale and it’sWhat a finale, as like previous books it’s full of action, adventure, humour, spiceand romance , I’m kinda said the series has ended, but I know Lola Glass has plenty more up her sleeve I can’t wait to read.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 29, 2023
You know when you reach the end of series and finally the characters you didn’t like through the other stories get their own book and suddenly you end up liking them the most?
Yeah that was me here. Naomi is a badass character and not the pain in the area I thought she was in earlier books.
And Teris, while being a little too Man-baby at times, was the perfect fit for Naomi’s character arc. A very satisfying and EPIC ending!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Yeah that was me here. Naomi is a badass character and not the pain in the area I thought she was in earlier books.
And Teris, while being a little too Man-baby at times, was the perfect fit for Naomi’s character arc. A very satisfying and EPIC ending!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 10, 2024
FYI: Naomi and Teris's story.
Sigh. This felt so rushed. I'm glad all of the Wild Hunt guys got their mates, I think that was the goal all along but it didn't feel right for the author to pair up all of the women with the Wild Hunt and boy am I glad for that.
I didn't like this book at all. I didn't connect with either of the MCs. It felt forced.
Will I still read Lola Glass? heck yeah, She included an excerpt of another book and I'm already fighting myself over adding that book in my Kindle instead of reading the 100s of books in my TBR.
Sigh. This felt so rushed. I'm glad all of the Wild Hunt guys got their mates, I think that was the goal all along but it didn't feel right for the author to pair up all of the women with the Wild Hunt and boy am I glad for that.
I didn't like this book at all. I didn't connect with either of the MCs. It felt forced.
Will I still read Lola Glass? heck yeah, She included an excerpt of another book and I'm already fighting myself over adding that book in my Kindle instead of reading the 100s of books in my TBR.
August 2, 2023
A sweet ending
This is the final instalment in the wild hunt series. I have enjoyed reading these characters stories and was happy to see this couple end up together.
I do wish there was some more introduction to the new parts of this world mentioned in the book- I’m a sucker for keeping a story going- but I am happy with how the characters stories wrapped up into a great HEA.
This is the final instalment in the wild hunt series. I have enjoyed reading these characters stories and was happy to see this couple end up together.
I do wish there was some more introduction to the new parts of this world mentioned in the book- I’m a sucker for keeping a story going- but I am happy with how the characters stories wrapped up into a great HEA.
October 5, 2023
Death for Life
XXX! Adult content, reader discretion advised. Twenty years. Twenty long years. A separation and an epic journey of heartbreak over miscommunication of a single look. Teris is one strong male. Naomi is one stubborn female. While the two together create fireworks. It’s the getting them together that is the best part of the story. Sadly the birth of their relationship marked the death of a goddess using her last breath to protect her creations.
XXX! Adult content, reader discretion advised. Twenty years. Twenty long years. A separation and an epic journey of heartbreak over miscommunication of a single look. Teris is one strong male. Naomi is one stubborn female. While the two together create fireworks. It’s the getting them together that is the best part of the story. Sadly the birth of their relationship marked the death of a goddess using her last breath to protect her creations.
January 31, 2024
I really wasn’t expecting to like this story as much as I did. I was keen on Naomi at all throughout the series but this book showed a completely different side to her. I did really enjoy the book but not as much as the previous couple. I think parts of it were rushed and not really well thought out. Sadly that let it down a lot for me. Although I loved the characters, I felt the storyline was a bit all over the place. However I did enjoy the book for some light reading and spice.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 14, 2025
He was the one sprouting crap about not letting me mate with anyone else, which meant he was planning on mating with me and would do it to stay alive. So, there was no risk to me. Outside of the basic risk that Teris potentially was to my heart, and mind, and every other damn part of me.
I am done. I am free. This was the best one of the series and wow. It wasn't great.
July 7, 2023
Another wild and fun read but this time the 2 leads Naomi and Teris have some baggage to help the story along. Fun story, great characters, and a surprise or two. Had to see what would be thrown at our couple this time and see how they end up together as knew going in expected a bumpy road. And some fighting as always. Lots of fun to read.
July 10, 2023
This one just didn't do it for me. I wished the author would have dragged out the relationship building/sexual tension/couple conflict longer. About 50% of the way through the book I had to force myself to finish because I felt like there was nothing left for me to read, no excitement left to look forward to.
July 13, 2023
Bittersweet
I am such a fan of the wild hunt books! I'm also so sad to see the series end but I'm glad they got a happy ending. I wish we could of gotten a few more stores but I guess this wrapped things up. It was straight to the point and made a lot of sense when you read the book.
I am such a fan of the wild hunt books! I'm also so sad to see the series end but I'm glad they got a happy ending. I wish we could of gotten a few more stores but I guess this wrapped things up. It was straight to the point and made a lot of sense when you read the book.
July 16, 2023
The Primal Fae’s Queen wraps up a good series with a wildly entertaining sixth book of steamy fantasy, humor, action-adventure and intrigue.
With it’s signature blend of angst, fated mates and engaging writing this story soon became a fast paced magical and bewitching read.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
With it’s signature blend of angst, fated mates and engaging writing this story soon became a fast paced magical and bewitching read.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 16, 2023
This was the final book in the Wild Hunt series and I’m so sad to let these characters go! This was kind of the redemption arc we were all waiting for, or hoping for. Naomi and Teri’s were both really easy to dislike throughout the series, but finding out what they’ve been going through the last 20 years makes this story even sweeter! Perfect amount of drama, second chances, and closure.
August 20, 2023
Great series
I was borderline desperate for something to jump out at me to read and I'm so glad I came across this series. All the books were amazing and well written. The characters were easy to like and developed nicely. I would recommend this series to anyone who loves a good mix-shifter adventure/romance.
I was borderline desperate for something to jump out at me to read and I'm so glad I came across this series. All the books were amazing and well written. The characters were easy to like and developed nicely. I would recommend this series to anyone who loves a good mix-shifter adventure/romance.
December 31, 2023
If you want to see the battle that the plot sets up, lower your expectations to a solution happening without a battle really happening and it being over before you can blink. It was still enjoyable though and to my surprise, that while this wasn't the best series I have read. It was still a good time.
March 5, 2024
Naomi’s story. I honestly wasn’t looking forward to this one AT ALL. She annoyed me in all of the other books. But let me tell you, I LOVED their love. I did audio so excuse my spelling but Terris was everything. I loved the two of them together.
Now the plot on the other hand…the world changing and the monsters they were fighting and what she had to do…idk it just felt forced and was kind of lame. But everything else made up for it.
Now the plot on the other hand…the world changing and the monsters they were fighting and what she had to do…idk it just felt forced and was kind of lame. But everything else made up for it.
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