The Forbidden Wolf King

Kings of Avalier #4

by Leia Stone, Lena Tiemann (Narrator), Michael Malewski (Narrator)

Der Kampf gegen die Nightfall-Königin erreicht seinen Höhepunkt

Als in Fallenmoore die Königinnenprüfung ausgerufen wird, um eine Partnerin für den neuen König Axil Moon zu finden, will auch die 20-jährige Zara teilnehmen. Doch im Gegensatz zu den anderen Teilnehmerinnen hat Zara ihr ganz eigenes Motiv, zu gewinnen. Sie ist auf Rache aus. Denn Axil war Zaras große Liebe, bevor er ihr damals das Herz gebrochen hat. Als der Wolf jedoch nun Jahre später vor ihr steht, gleicht er in nichts mehr dem Teenager von früher. Während die beiden sich langsam wieder annähern, droht der Krieg gegen die Nightfall-Königin vollends zu eskalieren. Plötzlich steht die Welt vor dem Abgrund, und gemeinsam mit den anderen Königreichen ziehen sie in den alles entscheidenden Kampf ...

Genres: Fantasy, Romance, Romantasy, Shapeshifters, Fantasy Romance, Paranormal, Werewolves

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First published July 29, 2023

About the author

Leia Stone is the USA Today bestselling author of multiple bestselling series including Matefinder and Wolf Girl. She's sold over two million books and her Fallen Academy series has been optioned for film. Her novels have been translated into five languages and she even dabbles in script writing. Leia writes urban fantasy and paranormal romance with sassy kick-butt heroines and irresistible love interests. She lives in Spokane, WA with her husband and two children.


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Reviews

[Dee · Rating 2 out of 5]

The first two books in this series is strong. Great world building, good plot. Book three was…eh. And book four is just…a let down. There’s been this background build of a war and it has to happen in book four. But we also need the love story. I’m precious books, the war storyline vs love story was a 10/90 ratio—where the “war” was slightly intertwined and then came up at the end. And that worked because it was a slow build storyline. In this book, the author tries the same formula of love story and then war…but both fall flat. In neither storyline do you feel like there are any stakes. You don’t really feel any of the MCs development and the war seems like it’s tacked on because it has to be.

I’d say read the first two and end it with the spoiler of Raife does kill the Nightfall Queen and everyone is friends again.

[Aguslovesbucky · Rating 5 out of 5]

UNA LOCURA DE CIERRE PARA UNA SAGA ÉPICA.

Leia Stone nos da exactamente lo que queríamos (¡y lo que no sabíamos que necesitábamos!) en este último tomo: drama, romance, acción, política sobrenatural y una historia de amor que arde lenta pero intensamente.

📚 La sinopsis ya te muestra lo que vas a encontrar: un romance de segundas oportunidades, una protagonista decidida y un rey lobo que oculta más de lo que muestra. La autora te mete de lleno en un mundo de reyes alfas, manadas, traiciones y pruebas brutales donde el amor se convierte en un arma tan poderosa como la guerra.

Los personajes:

🐺 Zara es una licántropa feroz, inteligente y valiente. Pero también es una chica con cicatrices profundas, marcadas por el abandono y la traición. Su fuerza no solo viene de su capacidad de lucha, sino de su corazón: leal, fuerte, dolido y lleno de fuego. Zara no es la típica “elegida” pasiva. Ella pelea, grita, se impone y te hace sentir cada una de sus emociones. Su evolución es hermosa y potente, y verla enfrentarse a su pasado es uno de los mayores ganchos de esta historia.

👑 Axil es un rey lobo alfa que lleva el peso de su corona con seriedad, dolor y mucha oscuridad. Es frío, estratégico, dominante, pero detrás de esa máscara hay una tormenta. Un hombre quebrado por decisiones que tuvo que tomar, en contra de su voluntad, y por el amor que perdió. Su conflicto interno es tan fuerte como el que ocurre fuera del castillo. Él es el clásico "he fell first" pero con capas de orgullo, trauma y deseo reprimido. Una joya de personaje que querés abrazar y sacudir a la vez.

🌙 El worldbuilding que siguió construyendo Leia en este último libro es espectacular. Las Pruebas de la Reina, los desafíos físicos y emocionales, el sistema de manadas y jerarquías, los escenarios salvajes y peligrosos, todo se siente vivo, bien estructurado y con reglas claras. La pluma de la autora es tan fluida y atrapante como siempre: fácil de leer, con diálogos buenísimos, descripciones justas y una tensión constante que no te suelta. Literalmente me devoré este libro.

Es un final a la altura de la saga, y creo que todos los personajes que fuimos conociendo a lo largo de la serie tienen el cierre que merecen. ¡Me ha encantado! ❤️‍🩹💗

[Teodora · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5/5 ⭐

I'm satisfied with this story and how the whole series ended.

[Hart's Reader Group · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book had such promise, and I was excited to read the final battle between the Nightfall Queen and the other realms...but I COULD NOT get over how Zara CHOSE her FRIEND over the man she loved, then basically forced him to sacrifice his kingdom for her, which then lead to their capture and torture...all because she made nice with her enemies when she was explicitly told NOT TO. How the HELL do you choose some chick you've only known a week over the man you've been in love with-and WHO LOVES YOU--for 5 years? She lost all my respect after that and I lost all desire to continue to the end.

[Mairi Swan · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was good. Had lot of action.

[Just Jese · Rating 3 out of 5]

Expected More

Welp… there I go having actual hopes for a satisfying end.
I feel like the first half of this book was incredibly solid. Then the moment Axil and Zara “reconciled” it just nose dived. This was last storytelling at best and if there’s a Nightfall spinoff series I won’t be reading it. I just wasn’t that invested in any of the supporting characters.
At one point I had to stop myself and ask if I was reading a Jaymin Eve book. We reverted back to heroines who are so bad ass that their partners seem to save the day and they can’t help but get captured and cry over everything. It just wasn’t something enjoyable.
Then the epilogue… exactly how long are the gestation periods for these magical beings? Did the compulsion power get returned? Whatever happened to Kailani’s aunt? How come we didn’t get to see how the guy’s bonds reformed? So Eliza is technically a part of two packs (don’t think we didn’t catch the Matefinder scene similarity here!)
The list goes on and on.

[Isabel · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a reenactment of the book

👧 “Rah I hate you I want revenge”

🐺 “my brother hurt me 🥺”

👧 “oh okay babygirl I forgive you”

SHE SWITCHED UP SO FAST

This series was so strange, the most prefictable yet random stuff would happen and it just made no sense because how are any of these plots feasible

Also the Male leads 👎

They were just like average guys with magical powers and long hair for some reason, I saw no broken, ruthless, nor forbidden men and I am dissapointed 😔

[Mariana · Rating 3 out of 5]

Un lindo final para todas las parejas de los libros anteriores.
Me gusta cuando salen todos los personajes de libros anteriores en el final de una saga.

Ellos se conocieron y se enamoraron cuando eran muy pequeños pero él le rompió el corazón y llevan años sin verse. Hasta que tiempo después él empieza a buscar esposa, pero como él es el Alfa tiene que ser la "hembra más fuerte de todas", por lo que manda a llamar a cada una de esas hembras de cada manada, incluyendo a su primer amor.

Pero ella no lo va a perdonar tan fácil.
Pero entre más tiempo pasan juntos se entera de cosas que pasaron y que ella jamás se enteró haciendo que lo vea con unos nuevos ojos.

Este es el fin de la saga y está la gran batalla final, esa que se viene cocinando desde los libros anteriores y puedo decir que me dio gran satisfacción. Es una saga de libros que se leen super rápido porque además son muy cortitos.

Ya que terminé la saga aquí les va mi ranking.
1. El último rey dragón
2. El despiadado rey fae
3. El desolado rey elfo
4. El cautivo rey lobo

PD: Es un libro que se puede leer de manera independiente, pero si recomiendo que se lean en orden porque aunque sean de diferentes personajes todos pelean al mismo villano y salen los personajes de los libros anteriores.

Es un libro ligero, fácil de leer que recomiendo leer si quieres una historia para descansar de lecturas muy emocionantes o pesadas.

[Anna Quilter · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5


After reading some not so great reviews on here about this concluding book in the series ..I was a little apprehensive about finally reading this.
The first section of the book is about our fourth feisty heroine being introduced and the trial she goes through...
And the last part involving the war...which has been building through the previous three..
I do feel we could have had a fifth book..just about that war...
Mainly because I enjoyed the interactions between all the Kings/Queens....and the war section did feel a little hurried.
Conclusion..
I'm happy ....a solid ending

[sophie ⋆୨୧˚ · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5 ⭐️
Seriously love this series. Loved the beginning of the book and the queen trials and watching there relationship regrow. Also the ending! seeing it all wrap up and the whole final battle was just amazing all there teamwork was so insane. Just love the relationships and strength of all the characters in this series.

[Ania · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5 Turniej o koronę, motyw przyjaźni i finał wojny totalnie mnie kupiły. Skończyłam tę serię z lekkim smutkiem, bo z chęcią sięgnęłabym po kolejne tomy. To była naprawdę dobra zabawa, przy której mogłam odłożyć wszystkie inne rzeczy na bok ✨

[Joanna · Rating 1 out of 5]

war is over


the worst thrift shop purchase ever

[Jennifer W · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sooo, I read the last one in one sitting as well, in the same day… so to say I’ve been invested is an understatement lol. However, the books were rather short and fun so I don’t regret it 😅

I thought it was a bit weird that the story focused so heavily on the war in the second and third book, and then in the last one the first like 50-60% was only about Alix and Zara? And the war is basically forgotten. But it was still very good, don’t get me wrong, but I just thought the focus would have been on that. Alix was so cute, he is my second favorite after Lucien 🤭

And towards the end when they all got together to kick som nightfall queen ass? Loved it. Maybe it was a bit too fast paced and it felt a bit rushed but I don’t care! I liked it anyway

[Nox · Rating 3 out of 5]

3,5 stars
My ranking of the series
1. Second book elf king 4,2
2. First book dragon king 3,9
3. Fourth book wolf king 3,5
4. Third book 3,1 fae king

[MAG Scrittrice · Rating 4 out of 5]

Avevo sperato che questo volume cominciasse dal punto in cui si era concluso il precedente. E invece niente. Nuovo libro, nuovo ordinario della protagonista.
Siamo in un second chance. Come dice la stessa trama, Axil Moon ha spezzato il cuore di Zara, dopo di che non si sono più visti per 5 anni. Lei intanto si è addestrata, è diventata forte e ha conquistato un potere dominante tale da farla essere una lupa alpha. Lui, invece, è diventato il re dei lupi e ha indetto un torneo per trovare una compagna fra le lupe più forti. L’occasione perfetta per Zara di vendicarsi, la cosa la infervora tanto da ripeterci cinquanta volta che a 15 anni erano amici, ma poi lui l’ha rifiutata e blabla. Rancore livello pro!
Durante il torneo, Zara assume un atteggiamento da bad girl che ho adorato, ma infondo ha un animo buono. Il fratello, suo allenatore da sempre, le ha suggerito di non fare amicizia, sia perché potrebbero approfittare della sua bontà per coglierla alle spalle, sia perché la vincitrice sarà tale perché tutte le altre saranno morte. Ho trovato il torneo davvero avvincente. Le prove sono diverse e mettono le concorrenti non solo in lotta fra loro ma anche in lotta con l’ambiente. Di certo è il volume con più azione, sia per il torneo che per la parte finale che conclude la storyline principale di tutta la serie. Le descrizioni dei combattimenti sono molto buone e più brutali rispetto all’inizio della serie. Diciamo che ha un senso se nel volume precedente le scene si sono tinte più di dark, ma per me resta affrontata malissimo la violenza della protagonista in “Il re degli esseri fatati”.
Axil, invece, mi è parso senza carattere, un ragazzino malleabile, che si rigira le mani imbarazzato, e quando parla non sa cosa dire riempiendo i suoi dialoghi di “io… io…” Soprattutto venendo a scoprire alcuni retroscena del suo passato, un atteggiamento così incerto non mi è parso credibile. Senza contare che è il re dei lupi, dovrebbe essere una bestia in grado di sbaragliare tutti gli altri sia da un punto di vista caratteriale che fisico. Pare che il titolo gliel’abbiano regalato, invece di averlo conquistato. Sembra che tutti sappiano della sua spietatezza e mi fa piacere che qualcuno lo sappia perché io di certo non ho percepito nulla del genere. Non conta nulla dire che un personaggio si comporta in un certo modo, il lettore deve vederlo e rendersene conto da solo per temerlo o amarlo. Di lui abbiamo un solo POV quando la protagonista non può narrare. No comment per questi escamotage narrativi per raccontare la storia come si preferisce, invece che nel modo corretto.
La parte romance è molto, molto di nicchia. È il romanzo della serie meno incentrato sulle interazioni dei protagonisti (che s’incontrano forse due volte). Vista la presenza scenica nulla di Axil, per me è stato meglio così.
Zara nel finale della competizione compie un’azione per dimostrare il suo buon cuore, però a mio parere ha solo dimostrato di non essere una dominante bensì una remissiva. Se essere dominante vuol dire solo sparare frasi taglienti, allora sì, lo è. Ma essere dominanti, soprattutto nel gergo dei lupi, è ben altro. Un lupo può essere dominante senza spiccicare parola se è il suo carattere a parlare.
Una cosa che mi ha delusa è stata nominare i negromanti, dare loro uno spazio nella mappa ma non un ruolo da protagonista come per tutte le altre razze. Magari non proprio da protagonista, però visto il mood della serie che tocca diverse razze, anche i negromanti andavano sviluppati, invece di essere solo comparse utili a poco e niente.
Il finale è stato molto adrenalinico e più in linea con un dark fantasy per diverse situazioni che si sono venute a creare. Come ovvio che fosse, la prima persona ci permette di seguire solo la battaglia dal punto di vista di Zara e tutti gli altri personaggi che abbiamo conosciuto nei volumi precedenti dobbiamo dare per buono che se la sono cavata bene. A fine battaglia gli altri appaiono, capisci che non sono morti, fine. Inoltre, a più di un personaggio è stato dato un potere molto forte e le spiegazioni sul perché non poteva essere usato facevano molta acqua. O, meglio, era necessario che non li usassero o la battaglia finale si sarebbe conclusa con un paragrafo.
La serie, nel complesso, si fa leggere. Sin dal primo libro non si va incontro a una storia pretenziosa. Sì, c’è una battaglia che coinvolge l’intero continente, ma non c’è un worldbuilding tanto grande da essere dispersivo, descrizioni lunghe che non si capiscono per quanto contorte o chissà quali molteplici rivelazioni dietro i conflitti. È una storia lineare e semplice. Perfetta per chi vuole approcciarsi al fantasy romance ma senza che il romance sia predominante, solo il secondo volume vi presta più attenzione.
Alla fine, come serie mi è piaciuta.

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[Toshita · Rating 2 out of 5]

Finally, the last book of the series! I am glad that these books are actually kind of quick reads because how the author tends to time skip and gloss over some of events of the books. I enjoyed this book and I was looking forward to it because I wanted to see all the kings finally interact with one another. But this book left me disappointed on that front because I didn't really get to see a lot of interaction between them. Additionally, because this book is the last book of the series, ending felt a little rushed because the author managed to wrap up two different conflicts within the same number of chapters that she usually wrapped up one conflict in the previous books. The climax was also a little anti-climactic for me personally because I really wanted to see the Queen of Nightfall be brought down by a group effort from all the kings rather than the way that this book had it happen.

This book did have the greatest depth of characters both main and side which was nice. Also the ending of the book made it seem like there would potentially be a spin-off series based in Nightfall which I'd actually be kinda curious to read. The thing that saddens me about this series is that the world building actually has so much potential and I could easily see another another author getting at least 10-12 books from world that has been established. But this author chose to write 4 really short books and call it day. Overall, another okay read and will be forever sad about the lost potential.

[Hilda · Rating 4 out of 5]

The war came to an end, there were no loose ends left behind, all in all a solid ending. Now comes my biggest gripe I understand Zara was loyal and Eliza became her pack sister. But come on!!!! She basically chose her over Axil!!! I could not even begin to comprehend. Anyways, I wasn’t sure I would like Axil and Zara’s story. The wolves seemed very primitive and the most outdated. Like castle times living. But somehow had one of the strongest power needed to fight the evil queen. Eh. It was just eh to me. And I wasn’t wrong, their whole fight to death last one standing is the strongest wins is barbaric and needs to change. Luckily, even though it wasn’t expanded it seemed that it was headed that way. Even though I don’t agree with how Zara ended her championship she was not wrong. Killing so many strong female wolves at the end of a championship is dumb. Killing even one is dumb let alone 20+ in the name of tradition. They need better new traditions. There has to be a way to prove your strength without death. Like introduce them to the Olympics and do that. Their way of being and looking at life was very toxic. Especially since they were all about the pack life. Make it make sense.

The ending was kind of abrupt. But I wasn’t disappointed. Even though it was very quick. Since it had been building a little in each book it was satisfying. I also really liked the villains in this one. I’m still mad the series had four men be the “good” guys and one powerful female be the villain. It should have been another man. Sigh. I do appreciate all the powerful wives though so I guess we got that.

[Berrin Nur · Rating 4 out of 5]

It has past 3am... I just stood awake just to finish this and I tell you: it was worth it.
I have a small question to Raife Lightstone:
How did you manage to slay in the book you were assigned in ( book 2 in the series) but hit much better in the last book!? I love him😭
*Spoiler*
Idk what to say about this book, the death op Zaphira was too quick and hard to understand. They were too many fast forwards at the end of the book. Skipping time every chapter. Don't like that.
But beside those things, I really think that Leia Stone has a very good writing style for a fantasy author and absolutely slays in her books.

[Sabrina D'Angelo · Rating 1 out of 5]

I am so sorry to my eyes for doing this to them.
In the first chapters, I was HOOKED. Zara is cool as fuck, she is furious at a man, she has muscles, what else do I need?
Not the rest of the book.

Because the Wolf King's wife is chosen in a Hunger Games competition, Zara returns to the capital and has to face women from other packs to compete for the position next to his ex "I once went to this Summer School and there was this one guy that changed my world and I love him" crush. Yes, this book is about werewolfs, bear with me.
And after winning like the absolute queen she is, the book suddenly remembers that it is the 4th book in a series and everything going forward is about characters that I haven't read about because "No, you can read each book as a stand-alone". (I actually did like some of the characters, but it was weird and lame af).

So anyways, following that. we change the whole problem of the book in the last 50 pages and we discover a new villain and get this epic reveal of what actually happened when they once went to this Summer School for wolves and decided to love each other until they die: my brother made me do it (and I have always loved you, it wasn't my fault that I never told you this truth, look I have actually been suffering this whole time and so I had it worst).

This guy is supposed to be this epic possessive Alpha King...
He spends most of the book being worried for Zara and trying to convince her to lose the game.

What does Zara do after hearing this shitty reveal? What does this epic strong woman who was raised and trained in this WILD pack of crazy people who only value power do? Of course, she breaks and forgives him so that we as readers feel really bad about what poor ML had to go through and we forgive him too.

And then Cyrus, her brother and the only side character that I liked died off-screen but we forgot about it. It probably wasn't as important as this secondary character from the second book killing the very important villain that did horrible things (killing your brother and general villainous shit).

But worry not, she has kids. (Actually she is pregnant already in the final fight).

[Marta · Rating 3 out of 5]

3,5/5

“Forbidden Wolf King” należy do tej wyjątkowej kategorii romantasy, której historię nie tylko pochłaniają, ale jednocześnie są lekkie, urocze i jednotomowe. W żaden sposób nie dyskredytuje to ich świetności, a lekkość i prostota, to jej wielkie zalety.

Nie czytałam jeszcze wcześniejszych tomów, podkreślam JESZCZE, ale mamy tu przekrój wszystkich najbardziej znanych magicznych stworzeń: smoki, elfy, fae i wilki, a nawet znajdą się gdzieś wampiropodobne. Autorka nie skupia się w tym tomie na strukturze świata (nie wiem, czy było to już we wcześniejszych tomach), ale zdradza akurat tyle, ile trzeba. Nadaje to historii lekkości i szybkości w czytaniu.

Tak jak wspomniałam wcześniej, ta historia jest prosta, co nie znaczy, że zła. Po prostu brak tutaj skomplikowanych relacji, skomplikowanych intryg politycznych — jest po prostu świetna w swojej prostocie.

Bohaterowie nie są głębocy jak studnia, ale wykreowani na tyle dobrze, że łatwo ich polubić i im kibicować. Zara jest prostą, dominującą dziewczyną, która jednocześnie kocha i nienawidzi króla, a jednocześnie w ramach zemsty bierze udział w turnieju na królową. Trochę to skomplikowane, ale naprawdę jej niektóre teksty to było złoto 😂

Mamy taki lekki motyw enemies to lovers, chociaż ciężko to jakoś skategoryzować. Miłość z dzieciństwa, druga szansa, złamane serce i zemsta, a do tego coś w stylu aranżowanego małżeństwa — ja jestem kupiona na tych wszystkich poziomach. Nie ma scen spicy, choć jest to romantasy. Momentami własnie mi tego brakowało, ponieważ podsyciłoby trochę relację głównych bohaterów, ponieważ właśnie tej chemii czasem mi brakowało.

Właściwie całą książkę coś się dzieje, bohaterowie praktycznie nie odpoczywają, a przez to, że sama historia nie jest zbyt skomplikowana, to po prostu się przez nią płynie. No i nie musicie znać wcześniejszych tomów, żeby tutaj sobie poradzić, co jest zaletą jednotomówek.

Więc tak, jest ona bardzo dobra w swojej prostocie, jednocześnie wciągająca i niezobowiązująca.

[Ashley · Rating 3 out of 5]

I'm really enjoying this series but this one is definitely my least favorite.

I loved the trials so much and the werewolf vibes were so different than the other books, but I just didn't feel the romance between the main characters at all.

This was just.. okay. The first two in the series are still my favorite!!

My favorite quote-
"I was more like my father, physically strong, mentally tough, and slightly emotionally dead inside."

- young adult fantasy
- werewolves / shifters
- trials

[Aliya Miller · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5 stars
This one was pretty cute! I liked the trials and loved the new bonds that were formed. It took a small plot twist like 3/4 of the way through that could’ve been a lot more detailed but then I felt the ending was kinda rushed and fell flat in a way... For a book where dominance and confidence is key, some characters just seemed too easy to override and move on from the situation at hand if that makes sense? Idk, but overall the book was good and I’d recommend it so long as you read it as a series to really grasp the depth of relationships between the Kings, their Queens and all their friends etc!

[Samantha Gilchrist · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was the perfect ending to the series! I thoroughly enjoyed each and every book in the world of Avelier.

[‧₊ galleta ⋅ ˚ ♡ · Rating 5 out of 5]

El último libro de la saga y uno de mis favoritos.
Me gustó la personalidad de la chica, siempre decidida, inteligente, toda una guerrera. Y que hayan incluído a los demás personajes en este último libro fue fantástico. Una saga sencilla, bonita y precisa para leer en poco tiempo. ♡

[Annie · Rating 4 out of 5]

¿Sabéis ese librito de navidad de acotar que todo el mundo odia? Pues necesito uno pero de las cuatro reinas de esta saga. Son las verdaderas protagonistas ya que ellos se quedan en un nivel tan bajo que hasta las relaciones amorosas se quedan estancadas. Buen cierre de historia y gran ambientación.

[Celéste · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5 ⭐️
Enjoyed it very much and satisfied with the ending for the individual book and the overall series

[TheBookPlatypus · Rating 4 out of 5]

The final book is here and done! We finally get the ending of the Queen of Nightfall. But first, we gotta start back on the second chance romance between Zara and Axil. The wolf shifters.

This is a fade to black, zero spice book but packed with action and addicting characters. Zara is a fierce warrior and born for lethal fighting. She’s made to be queen … but first needs to fight for the crown.
The second half of the book, we see our previous favorite character all come together for battle to end this war against all paranormal beings.

Guaranteed HEA.
Fun series to kill time in between heavier books. I find Leia Stone’s novels to be great palate cleansers and to keep me out out book slumps. You can’t go wrong with any of her series.

[Vicky Sp · Rating 4 out of 5]

Si conclude la serie fantasy Kings of Avalier di Leia Stone

Se avete amato Il Re dei draghi, il Re degli elfi, il Re degli esseri fatati, allora non potete perdervi il Re dei lupi
Anche qui la storia d’amore nasce ed esplode durante una guerra e vi assicuro che amerete come l’autrice faccia in modo che l’amore tra i protagonisti trionfi nonostante i mille ostacoli che lei stessa ha disseminato sul loro cammino.

Un successo editoriale che racconta di eroine impertinenti e amori irresistibili
Una serie fantasy romance che si legge veramente in poche ore, perché scorrevole e non impegnativa e tutti romanzi autoconclusivi.

[Danielle · Rating 2 out of 5]

I struggled through this one. The first two were amazing, the third was ok, and this one fell flat and felt really rushed. The romance was all over the place, and the end was so cheesy I cringed the last 30% of the book. I struggled to finish it.

Glad the good guys won and had all the babies though.

[Hope Eden · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5⭐️

This series has been such a fun ride. I absolutely love how strong the FMC’s are in these books and how strong and inspiring they are. I absolutely loved the Queen trials portion of the book and Zara is such a badass!

I loved her second chance relationship with Axil and their love for each other and of course I loved seeing all the characters joining to battle in the war. I loved that part of all the books.

The ending was so good as well I think it was the perfect ending to the series