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QueerWolf #2
Blood Moon
A lone wolf, a stolen daughter, and an infuriating spark she can’t ignore…
The Hunters have taken everything from me—my lover, my pride, and my daughter. Alone and desperate, I’ve been clawing my way toward one getting Luna back. No allies, no strings, no distractions. That’s the only way I survive.
And then there’s Princess. Too clever, too optimistic, and entirely too noisy for her own good. I should hate her easy charm, her relentless drive to help, her singing - but instead I find myself drawn to her in ways I can’t explain. She’s a constant thorn in my side, but her fire makes me wonder if I’ve been running alone for too long.
As we dive deeper into the Hunters’ twisted plans, every step feels like walking a razor’s edge. Trust doesn’t come easy—not for someone like me—but Princess’s stubborn loyalty might be the one thing that keeps me from falling apart.
The blood moon is rising and time is running out. With my enemies closing in saving Luna is the only thing that matters. But when Princess’s laughter lights up the shadows and her touch makes me feel alive, I start to wonder if Sage had been right and there’s more to fight for than just survival.
Can I protect my daughter and hold on to my heart, or will the Hunters destroy everything I’ve fought for—including her?
They took my daughter, they shattered my world, but with Princess at my side, I might just take it all back.
The Hunters have taken everything from me—my lover, my pride, and my daughter. Alone and desperate, I’ve been clawing my way toward one getting Luna back. No allies, no strings, no distractions. That’s the only way I survive.
And then there’s Princess. Too clever, too optimistic, and entirely too noisy for her own good. I should hate her easy charm, her relentless drive to help, her singing - but instead I find myself drawn to her in ways I can’t explain. She’s a constant thorn in my side, but her fire makes me wonder if I’ve been running alone for too long.
As we dive deeper into the Hunters’ twisted plans, every step feels like walking a razor’s edge. Trust doesn’t come easy—not for someone like me—but Princess’s stubborn loyalty might be the one thing that keeps me from falling apart.
The blood moon is rising and time is running out. With my enemies closing in saving Luna is the only thing that matters. But when Princess’s laughter lights up the shadows and her touch makes me feel alive, I start to wonder if Sage had been right and there’s more to fight for than just survival.
Can I protect my daughter and hold on to my heart, or will the Hunters destroy everything I’ve fought for—including her?
They took my daughter, they shattered my world, but with Princess at my side, I might just take it all back.
284 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 16, 2025
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Harmony Fuller
182 books31 followersWriter, anime enthusiast, foodie, and lover of all things Futa are just a few things that describe Harmony Fuller. She has a passion for Japanese art styles and stories. With an expertise in ramen eating Harmony enjoys the simple things in life. Such as bringing you hot and steamy babes, sexy settings, and unforgettable screens that will have you coming back for more. <3
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Did Not Finish
May 20, 2025DNFed at 50%
I am baffled, things made no sense to me, the characterization was so inconsistent and pages of repeating stuff over and over.
I am baffled, things made no sense to me, the characterization was so inconsistent and pages of repeating stuff over and over.
March 16, 2025
Too much repitition and not enough character
The story itself was fine, but every conversation in it lasted about five times longer than it needed to, with characters repeating the same things with slightly different words. There were several times I thought I'd accidentally reread a page, only to turn it back and realize, no, it's a new page, it says the same exact thing slightly paraphrased. TBH it read a little like an AI wrote it in places. I don't think one did, there were complexities an AI wouldn't generate, but the repetitive rehashing in every convo dragged and made the book far less enjoyable than it could have been. Also, the characters seemed to have far more detailed knowledge of the antagonists' systems and operations than it made sense for them to have. Princess in particular knew far more than a captive might pick up from careless captors. Explanations for that were given, but felt contrived and weak. I didn't really feel the character development was as strong as it could have been, I didn't get the same understanding and connection to the characters as I did in the first book, which was disappointing since I was very eager to consume fiction featuring trans/genderqueer characters I could relate to.
It felt a little rushed or forced. I'll still read the next book when it's out, and hope it's a stronger finish.
The story itself was fine, but every conversation in it lasted about five times longer than it needed to, with characters repeating the same things with slightly different words. There were several times I thought I'd accidentally reread a page, only to turn it back and realize, no, it's a new page, it says the same exact thing slightly paraphrased. TBH it read a little like an AI wrote it in places. I don't think one did, there were complexities an AI wouldn't generate, but the repetitive rehashing in every convo dragged and made the book far less enjoyable than it could have been. Also, the characters seemed to have far more detailed knowledge of the antagonists' systems and operations than it made sense for them to have. Princess in particular knew far more than a captive might pick up from careless captors. Explanations for that were given, but felt contrived and weak. I didn't really feel the character development was as strong as it could have been, I didn't get the same understanding and connection to the characters as I did in the first book, which was disappointing since I was very eager to consume fiction featuring trans/genderqueer characters I could relate to.
It felt a little rushed or forced. I'll still read the next book when it's out, and hope it's a stronger finish.
February 8, 2025
Wow a great continuation on the previous book.
This book carries on from the first, where they have to save Luna again. This time Jayne goes in persuit o the hunters and Princess goes with her. Things happen between the two of them and the rescue a few kidnapped wolves in the process.
How ever the fight is far from over. I am waiting for the next book now to see what happens between the united packs and the hunters.
This book carries on from the first, where they have to save Luna again. This time Jayne goes in persuit o the hunters and Princess goes with her. Things happen between the two of them and the rescue a few kidnapped wolves in the process.
How ever the fight is far from over. I am waiting for the next book now to see what happens between the united packs and the hunters.
April 28, 2025
how can a book feel chaotically rushed and drag painfully at the same time
August 20, 2025
More of a 2.5-3 for me. This book desperately needed a good thorough edit and a read out loud edit to catch some of the stuff that was just plain off. So so so much repetition in the same conversations I thought I had accidentally skipped something but no, same conversation being repeated with just slightly different words. The overall story arch was the only thing keeping me reading this book…because I’ll be honest, this book was confusing as shit in some places. First, Sage dies in the first book from being injected with silver but now in this book they’re injecting the wolves with silver on purpose…like Sage was full grown and died but Luna is a pup and being injected but she’s ok…huh? And it supposedly makes them stronger like with Sloane??? Then the whole breaking into the facility, you have to completely disregard any sense of reality (which I know, the whole book is about werewolves but still) Princess has waaaayyyy too much knowledge from just being a prisoner…I mean, explanations are given but they felt weak at best to explain how she knows LITERALLY everything about this top secret facility. I had other issues with this book but this review is getting long and I should have made a list while I was reading, anyway, I’ll be reading the last book because I want to see how the story is resolved but this won’t be a read again for me.
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March 23, 2026
I wanted to like this one but it had some glaring problems.
The story itself is solid and builds off events from book 1 and sets up the next book clearly. However, this book gets insanely repetitive because the author is trying to create an emotional moment and growth between the traumatized MCs of this book. Which makes perfect sense. The problem comes in that it’s repetitive. It’s like “for her for you for us for the pack”, over and over and over. Tears. More tears. For us. For the baby. Especially in the cabin. What could have been poignant made me almost DNF three separate times because the author hits you over the head with it at every possible opportunity. By the end it was 5 separate instances that I almost quit it.
This book could use some editing and tightening up, with more show and less tell.
The story itself is solid and builds off events from book 1 and sets up the next book clearly. However, this book gets insanely repetitive because the author is trying to create an emotional moment and growth between the traumatized MCs of this book. Which makes perfect sense. The problem comes in that it’s repetitive. It’s like “for her for you for us for the pack”, over and over and over. Tears. More tears. For us. For the baby. Especially in the cabin. What could have been poignant made me almost DNF three separate times because the author hits you over the head with it at every possible opportunity. By the end it was 5 separate instances that I almost quit it.
This book could use some editing and tightening up, with more show and less tell.
May 14, 2025
3.5 again rounded up to 4
Still a total conundrum for me. I like the over arching storyline, but there are immersion breakers and editing oopses that prevent a true 4 star rating. The simple word errors are not too big a deal and having an editor read through would wipe them out.
The biggest immersion breaker for me was tracing powder for tracking powder, to me the K is obviously important. Cuz you know tracing is like copying something through paper, or tracing your fingers over a surface, or, or, or, fill in a 15 minute neurospicy brain loop here. So as you see at least to me the K is damn important.
All that said, the book is still readable, the characters still enjoyable, and I still want to see the overarching plot line resolved.
Still a total conundrum for me. I like the over arching storyline, but there are immersion breakers and editing oopses that prevent a true 4 star rating. The simple word errors are not too big a deal and having an editor read through would wipe them out.
The biggest immersion breaker for me was tracing powder for tracking powder, to me the K is obviously important. Cuz you know tracing is like copying something through paper, or tracing your fingers over a surface, or, or, or, fill in a 15 minute neurospicy brain loop here. So as you see at least to me the K is damn important.
All that said, the book is still readable, the characters still enjoyable, and I still want to see the overarching plot line resolved.
September 22, 2025
Part two
Sage is dead and Luna is gone again
Can Jayne put aside her anger and learn to trust and possibly love again?
Bringing even more characters into this ongoing tale of survival, the second installment is a love story with lots of action in and out of the bedroom... Following the hunters to their home base on a rescue mission it turns into so much more
Sage is dead and Luna is gone again
Can Jayne put aside her anger and learn to trust and possibly love again?
Bringing even more characters into this ongoing tale of survival, the second installment is a love story with lots of action in and out of the bedroom... Following the hunters to their home base on a rescue mission it turns into so much more
October 30, 2026
Decent
This one was a little less enjoyable for me than the first one. There was a lot of repetitiveness that felt like it was just trying to fill pages. The same sentences were said several times. The book honestly could have been shorter and still gotten all the parts needed to keep the overall story. Still worth the read and I’ll read the final book.
This one was a little less enjoyable for me than the first one. There was a lot of repetitiveness that felt like it was just trying to fill pages. The same sentences were said several times. The book honestly could have been shorter and still gotten all the parts needed to keep the overall story. Still worth the read and I’ll read the final book.
February 18, 2026
Wow phenomenal
Wow phenomenal carry on, i couldn't wait to read more of thier journey through the twists and turns, I couldn't put it down definitely must read congratulations
Wow phenomenal carry on, i couldn't wait to read more of thier journey through the twists and turns, I couldn't put it down definitely must read congratulations
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