Building up
Fantasy stone-age survival harem adult situations non-stop human races
I think one of the attractions of the series is its simple premise -- surviving in a lithic society.
There are errors here and there, but it's not bad. For what it's worth, I have found an instance of when it actually is appropriate to have ellipses start a dialogue, but it's rare, it's when the character either awakens to people talking, or enters a room with a conversation already in progress. Again, using ellipses to indicate pauses? No. It's not a thing, and it's lazy writing. Describe facial expressions or something that the reader can use to build the scene in their mind -- and give a reason for small pauses in speech. For example, biting the lip in nervousness, rubbing the face with the hands, staring off a moment, sighing, whatever. It's a great way to not only build the scene, but also to show quirks and mannerisms.
The first book introduced the MC, Jak, and this book focuses on finding other exiles -- and other events that you will need to read about yourself. It's the building and gathering resources phase of the quest -- in this case, establishing a tribe and dealing with the dangers.
Misty likes trilogies, but does write longer series, presumably when book sales warrant it and personal interest in the characters keep him interested. And yes, despite the pseudonym and picture, Misty is a guy; the author's supposed gender has no bearing on the quality of the writing -- either it's a good story or it isn't. I look for story hook (plot), pacing, dialogue, and character uniqueness. I'll buy the next one in this series. Recommended.