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Crowned by Five Kings: A Paranormal Monster Reverse Harem Romance
The demons stole me.
This time, they didn’t want an auction.
They wanted a queen.
Ripped from my mates and imprisoned in Hell, I discover the most dangerous truth of all—the Prince of Hell isn’t my enemy.
He’s my mate.
The sixth bond ignites as the supernatural world fractures. My dragon mate is unbonded and furious. The vampire sharpens his hunger. The fae courts whisper prophecy and war.
And Hell is done waiting.
I was sold once as a prize.
I won’t be claimed again.
If they want a war, I’ll give them one.
If they want a crown, they’ll bleed for it.
Because I’m no longer human.
No longer helpless.
And no longer willing to choose between monsters.
Crowned by Five Kings is the explosive finale of the Winter Solstice Mates series—a dark, spicy monster reverse harem featuring fated mates, a demon prince, supernatural war, and a heroine powerful enough to rule five kings… or burn their realms to ash.
Read Book 1, Claimed at the Monster’s Auction, first.
Perfect for readers who love Lola Glass, Eva Chase, and J. Bree, this series delivers fated mates, possessive monsters, a supernatural auction, morally gray heroes, and a heroine finally claiming the terrifying power she was never meant to wield.
This time, they didn’t want an auction.
They wanted a queen.
Ripped from my mates and imprisoned in Hell, I discover the most dangerous truth of all—the Prince of Hell isn’t my enemy.
He’s my mate.
The sixth bond ignites as the supernatural world fractures. My dragon mate is unbonded and furious. The vampire sharpens his hunger. The fae courts whisper prophecy and war.
And Hell is done waiting.
I was sold once as a prize.
I won’t be claimed again.
If they want a war, I’ll give them one.
If they want a crown, they’ll bleed for it.
Because I’m no longer human.
No longer helpless.
And no longer willing to choose between monsters.
Crowned by Five Kings is the explosive finale of the Winter Solstice Mates series—a dark, spicy monster reverse harem featuring fated mates, a demon prince, supernatural war, and a heroine powerful enough to rule five kings… or burn their realms to ash.
Read Book 1, Claimed at the Monster’s Auction, first.
Perfect for readers who love Lola Glass, Eva Chase, and J. Bree, this series delivers fated mates, possessive monsters, a supernatural auction, morally gray heroes, and a heroine finally claiming the terrifying power she was never meant to wield.
250 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 10, 2026
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March 4, 2026
This book was the most frustrating book of the series. She gets mad at Azriel for kidnapping her and running the human trafficking rings. She’s holding this against him when her other 5 mates also kidnapped her and were at the auction to buy women and have bought women previously. She never once got mad at them or discussed their disgusting behavior in going and buying women at those auctions. (It was discussed multiple times in the first book that they bought women but it was “okay” because they let them go after they were “done” with them)The hypocrisy is astounding. I don’t care if she thinks they “saved” her from the auction. Their reasoning for being there doesn’t override that. And if that does affect how she sees them, then she shouldn’t look at Azriel in that light either.
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March 21, 2026
Needs Editing
This got very complicated. 5 mates is already a bit of a stretch. Because you can't have enough of an emotional depth and growth with each character. So it's a harder balancing act that I don't think was captured here. And it was only made worse by adding a sixth one. That's just a purse, personal opinion and things that I've seen already in other books/series.
And as for reading it, it was not as captivating as the first one or as interesting as the second one. But it did wrap up the story. There were some errors, not a lot of imagery to describe what was going on, and there was odd misplaced page breaks when the scene was still going.
This got very complicated. 5 mates is already a bit of a stretch. Because you can't have enough of an emotional depth and growth with each character. So it's a harder balancing act that I don't think was captured here. And it was only made worse by adding a sixth one. That's just a purse, personal opinion and things that I've seen already in other books/series.
And as for reading it, it was not as captivating as the first one or as interesting as the second one. But it did wrap up the story. There were some errors, not a lot of imagery to describe what was going on, and there was odd misplaced page breaks when the scene was still going.
Review of advance copy received from Author
The concluding book in the Winter Solstice Mates had everything you could possible want, a surprise mate, the threat of war and one woman who transforms into something new and sorts it all, while being supported by her mates. Throw in some family upsets, to engage you in the story.
And it all ends on a sex filled happy ever after, with a surprise!.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
And it all ends on a sex filled happy ever after, with a surprise!.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
February 18, 2026
A Fitting End To The Series
Five powerful supernatural mates and something that’s “other”. Plus a prophecy that’s been manipulated and redacted for centuries allowing different interpretations. Ivy isn’t just a fated mate, she’s The Bridge between realms, she was minutes away from reuniting with her fifth mate when things got really complicated.
That complication was quite a revelation to Ivy and all of her mates.
A good resolution to the series.
Five powerful supernatural mates and something that’s “other”. Plus a prophecy that’s been manipulated and redacted for centuries allowing different interpretations. Ivy isn’t just a fated mate, she’s The Bridge between realms, she was minutes away from reuniting with her fifth mate when things got really complicated.
That complication was quite a revelation to Ivy and all of her mates.
A good resolution to the series.
February 23, 2026
When the world around them began to fall Ivy was forged into the bridge. The Christy between her and her mates is off the charts fun all the while, Ivy becomes. I love that she’s strong and up for the challenge. No whining from this heroine. She steps right up and owes her place.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
March 30, 2026
The one thing I'm super disappointed about is that we never saw Ivy go back to her old job to at least let her friends know she is alive.
Otherwise, I enjoyed the series. There was enough movement and explanation that I didn't leave not knowing what happened. It felt a bit anticlimactic but that's not necessarily a bad thing since the prophecy said as much.
Otherwise, I enjoyed the series. There was enough movement and explanation that I didn't leave not knowing what happened. It felt a bit anticlimactic but that's not necessarily a bad thing since the prophecy said as much.
February 21, 2026
I saw that coming from a mile away
February 23, 2026
A fitting end to the series. Funny resolution to the plot which enjoyed. Will read more from this author.
March 7, 2026
The story is fine. I don’t know why there are three books for this.
March 23, 2026
I mean I finished it.
Far too complex too much attempted worldbuilding for essentially reverse haram spice but yanno I had an alright time
Far too complex too much attempted worldbuilding for essentially reverse haram spice but yanno I had an alright time
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