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Guilded Moon: A Sapphic Fantasy Romance
She built a sanctuary. Now her past is threatening to tear it down.
Lydia carved Mayfield out of blood, ash, and iron will—a safe haven for broken wolves, battle-scarred and looking to belong. Her rules are protect the pack, bury the past, and never let her heart lead her again.
But when Alexis walks back into her territory, all bets are off.
Once her mate, now a ghost wrapped in leather and secrets, Alexis brings more than just painful memories—she brings a war. On her heels is a daughter who looks too much like the enemy who tore them apart. And she brings a the Hunters are preparing to strike again, and this time, they won’t stop until every free wolf is collared or dead.
Lydia knows she should send her away. She knows opening old wounds never ends well.
But the pull between them hasn’t faded. If anything, it’s worse. Wilder. Hungrier.
As danger creeps closer and the packs prepare for their final stand, Lydia must face the truth she’s buried for some bonds never break—and some loves were always meant to fight their way home.
Guilded Moon is the final book in the Queer Wolf trilogy—a slow-burn, second-chance sapphic shifter romance about survival, redemption, and the fire it takes to claim your pack, your power, and the ones you love.
Lydia carved Mayfield out of blood, ash, and iron will—a safe haven for broken wolves, battle-scarred and looking to belong. Her rules are protect the pack, bury the past, and never let her heart lead her again.
But when Alexis walks back into her territory, all bets are off.
Once her mate, now a ghost wrapped in leather and secrets, Alexis brings more than just painful memories—she brings a war. On her heels is a daughter who looks too much like the enemy who tore them apart. And she brings a the Hunters are preparing to strike again, and this time, they won’t stop until every free wolf is collared or dead.
Lydia knows she should send her away. She knows opening old wounds never ends well.
But the pull between them hasn’t faded. If anything, it’s worse. Wilder. Hungrier.
As danger creeps closer and the packs prepare for their final stand, Lydia must face the truth she’s buried for some bonds never break—and some loves were always meant to fight their way home.
Guilded Moon is the final book in the Queer Wolf trilogy—a slow-burn, second-chance sapphic shifter romance about survival, redemption, and the fire it takes to claim your pack, your power, and the ones you love.
408 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 2, 2025
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Harmony Fuller
114 books29 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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July 11, 2025
Being a fan of fantasy I especially enjoyed this sapphic trilogy. Read the 3 books, one after another. Looking forward to Daisy and Rylee’s story.
August 22, 2025
Ok. That’s my take away. This, the third book in this series (not sure it’s the last with that ending) is just ok. While it didn’t have the constant repetition that the second book did, there was still some here and there. No what got me were some of the inconsistencies during this book. 1. I don’t know any kind of drone that can pick up a signal 10-12hrs worth of distance away but yet they have a drone in Mayfield that can track a heat signature in the mountains where the base is? Come on. 2. The fight against the big facility is in the mountains but yet we run to Mayfield to train and prepare(which is described as a two day drive or 10-12hr run) when isn’t Ghost pack literally in the same area and littered with soldiers who have been spying on this facility the whole time?! But yet we go in with 4 people? 3. Sloane and Pierce. Can we not just shoot them and be done? No we have to monologue then let them escape, apparently Pierce decided to “go down with the ship” which with her last monologue vaguely foreshadows a continuation of this overall story arch. I did enjoy Lydia and Alexis romance and background story. The dash of spice was nice and I’m happy with where they ended up. Overall the first book was my favorite and the overall story arch was what kept me reading.
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July 9, 2025
Makes you want vengeance
I loved this world created with women loving wolves and the women they turn into. The growth in the relationship is genuine and it comes through in these books. I hate that we dont get a proper ending and we dont know if the series will continue, but please dont let this be the last one. I wanna know more about the wolves kept in cages, Maya and how she'll come into her own with two strong mothers to live up to. Maybe she finds her mate.... Jess and Jewel's love story.
I loved this world created with women loving wolves and the women they turn into. The growth in the relationship is genuine and it comes through in these books. I hate that we dont get a proper ending and we dont know if the series will continue, but please dont let this be the last one. I wanna know more about the wolves kept in cages, Maya and how she'll come into her own with two strong mothers to live up to. Maybe she finds her mate.... Jess and Jewel's love story.
September 24, 2025
Conclusion
The powerful conclusion of the trilogy...
Seemed long winded in some places with repeated scenarios and words... Systematic is overused but still creates the picture you need to see to be able to understand the depth of the problems the wolves face
Throughout the series there was one thing that bothered me as a reader was the use of the word shift... Using it in a sense other than when shifters change their forms gets confusing but I loved this series and I literally cried through this last edition
The powerful conclusion of the trilogy...
Seemed long winded in some places with repeated scenarios and words... Systematic is overused but still creates the picture you need to see to be able to understand the depth of the problems the wolves face
Throughout the series there was one thing that bothered me as a reader was the use of the word shift... Using it in a sense other than when shifters change their forms gets confusing but I loved this series and I literally cried through this last edition
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