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For centuries, the Nushtonia remained sealed, a cursed prison forged from blood-oaths, broken promises, and the darkest magic ever wielded by the djinn. It was never meant to be opened.Opening the prison meant releasing Raja, the ancient ruler of the realm of the dead.

Now Raja walks free, and the corruption unleashed with him is spreading across the realms like rot through roots. Magic is twisting. Mountains are whispering. And something old and hungry is waking beneath the surface of the world.

To save an innocent life, Myanin sacrificed herself to the living prison known as the Nushtonia. But she did not enter alone. Inside the sentient book, two are forced to confront the oaths, regrets, and truths they have spent centuries trying to bury. The deeper they journey into the prison, the harder it becomes to ignore the dangerous connection growing between them.

Meanwhile, trapped within the Troll Realm while corruption spreads beneath the mountains, Nick and Kara fight to protect both their unborn child and the fragile peace holding their allies together. Something beneath the earth has taken notice of Kara… and it is hungry.

As old powers rise and realms edge closer to war, the Grey Wolves and their allies are about to learn a devastating truth.

Some oaths do not break quietly. And some loves were never meant to survive.

319 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 29, 2026

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Quinn Loftis

67 books5,996 followers
Hello, Readers. My name is Quinn Loftis and I am lucky enough to call myself a novelist. In 2011, I self-published my first novel, Prince of Wolves with no expectations, other than my friends and family might purchase the book out of pity. Now, several years later, with 30+ novels and counting under my belt, Prince of Wolves had been downloaded over 1 million times. Though I was hesitant at the time to submit my work to the world for their scrutiny, I'm so glad I did. It made my dream of making a living by telling stories a reality.

I'm blessed to share my household my wonderful husband of more than twenty years (who also co-writes with me on occasion), three beautiful sons, a French Bulldog, and an oversized tabby cat. I love hearing from readers, so if you have any questions about the books or my journey, don't hesitate to hit the 'Contact Quinn' in the menu above. Thank you so much for taking a chance on my books.

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27 reviews
June 18, 2026
I want to start and say thank you for giving me the chance to be an ARC reader. It means so much. Now on the the book of I could give this book more than five stars I would. She had me at the edge of my seat the whole time If I didn't work 2 jobs I would have devoured it so much sooner. She gave us another masterpiece. I love how we get to see so much growth in some of the characters. One of my favorite part so far is getting to see how a race that we didn’t have a lot of knowledge about how they are and getting some answers about why they are the way they are.
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140 reviews3 followers
June 29, 2026
Veil of Ruin (VOR) is at the top of my read, read again and again books. I was honored, privileged and humbled to receive an Advanced Readers Copy (ARC). Quinn Loftis once again reminded me of why she is a bestselling author. She deserves every award she has ever received (and it is alot!) and i hope and pray she gets many more, because she is just that good.

VOR is a paranormal romance thriller. I would not introduce a young person to Quinn’s work through this book unless that young person is very mature. It has some dark spaces. Think Lord of the Rings meets Chronicles of Narnia with a touch of Harry Potter and The Neverending Story. It is NOT Twilight nor is it Hunger Games. It is a story with deeper meaning.

VOR is Book 23 published 15 years to the day as the first book, Prince of Wolves. Or Book 32 in the Grey Wolves Series depending on the way you view novellas and the spin off series, Gypsy Healers (GH was a spin off that returned home). They all add to the story arc. But you don’t have to start there. Why? VOR is connected to but not as deeply invested in the earlier books. With a few tweaks, it could have been a stand-alone. On the other hand, once you read it and love it, you’ll want to read up on all of them to understand. You could start with Alpha Rising and read thru to VOR. The main characters in this books – Myanin, Shade, and Gerick (Djinns and Warlock love triangle), Nick and Kara (Werewolf and young Gypsy Healer mates) Wadim and Zara (werewolf mates), Rachel and Gavril (Gypsy Healer and werewolf mates) all have significant roles in this storyline. Trolls are present (fantasy remember). Loftis’ trademark sarcasm, great humor under the most stressful circumstances, quick wit, and battle of the sexes are all present.

Overprotective males and equally overprotective females fuel the laugh out loud moments. Chippendales have nothing on the males in the Grey Wolves series. They are all fine as fine can get.
Evil is also present in far too many places. Vampires roam the earth causing vast destruction. They are joined by other greedy, power hunger supernatural beings. The Nushtonia book is straight up evil…maybe. There is at least one cryptic line in the book that leaves the door open for one of Quinn’s notorious sharp turns.

And let’s not forget the Great Luna. The Creator. I am usually quite annoyed with her, but this time I glimpsed a little more. While reading VOR and seeing the trials, sacrifices, and tribulations of the “good guys,” I discounted the Great Luna and declared she was just Luna because she allowed the warriors fighting for good to suffer. I was reminded the all-knowing creator could see beyond three steps ahead. She knows the ending, the beginning and everything in between. She turns things meant for destruction and harm into something good and precious for each individual and collective.

There are epic battle scenes. Great sacrifices. Alliances are formed. Ancient wisdom weaves throughout. Babies and children drop innocent truth bombs, but it is the love story of Nick and Kara that captures your attention and the love triangle of Myanin, Shade and Gerick that steals your heart.

Peri and Lucian make an appearance as does some of the original humans with at least one drop of werewolf blood. The Warlock Queen (aka Lilly) is more warlock than ever, but we only see a small dose of her power.

This story is well written. I am biased I’ve been lurking in the background since the beginning. When you read the book, you’ll know why. The battle of the ages is coming, and a too young Alpha of Alphas must gather the forces and lead. If you are not part of the face book group, come on over to this amazingly protective, loving, and supportive group. If you are member of the Facebook group, Quinn’s Pack: The Official Quinn Loftis Closed Reader Group, then say it out loud with me:
“FOR THE PACK!”
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41 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 18, 2026
Veil of Ruin — Book 23 of the Grey Wolves Series by Quinn Loftis

Twenty-three books.

Let that sink in for a moment.

Twenty-three books into a series, and Quinn Loftis is still doing what she does best: creating worlds that pull readers in so completely that they forget they’re reading. She remains a master storyteller, balancing humor, action, friendship, heartbreak, and supernatural chaos with remarkable skill.

I think Quinn has officially decided emotional stability is overrated, and I mean that as the highest compliment possible. Somewhere along the way, someone apparently took away her coffee and hot cocoa (IYKYK 😉) and handed her a giant bag of emotional devastation and a handful of ghost peppers instead. And wow… did she use them.

While this is still very much a YA series, don’t let that fool you. Beneath the wolves, witches, fae, trolls, magic, and ancient enemies lies a story about love, sacrifice, loyalty, hope, and the difficult choices that come with caring deeply for others.

The character growth in this book is phenomenal. Relationships are tested, loyalties are challenged, and long-buried emotions finally demand attention. Every choice carries weight, and the consequences feel real.

One of my favorite aspects of the story is the reminder that no one walks alone. The Great Luna is portrayed not as a distant figure, but as one who deeply loves and cares for her children. That compassion echoes throughout the entire novel and adds an emotional depth that lingers long after the final page.

And then there are the trolls.

Leave it to Quinn to create some of the most hilarious, lovable, intimidating, and heartfelt characters in the entire series. One moment you’re laughing, and the next you’re questioning your emotional stability.

Without spoilers, expect mystery, danger, ancient secrets, fierce loyalty, powerful friendships, unlikely allies, emotional revelations, and enough heartfelt moments to remind you exactly why readers have followed this series for twenty-three books.

My Rating: 5 Ghost Peppers 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️

Not because it’s spicy, but because Quinn decided war, danger, and chaos weren’t enough. She chose emotional devastation. We’re not quite in Carolina Reaper territory yet, but she definitely wandered deep into Ghost Pepper country and decided to stay awhile.

If you’ve never read a book by Quinn Loftis, I highly recommend picking one up. Veil of Ruin showcases just how much she has grown as both a writer and storyteller. Wonderfully written, emotionally powerful, and gloriously unhinged in the very best way, this is Quinn Loftis at her finest.
2 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 18, 2026
One of the greatest strengths of Veil of Ruin is Quinn Loftis's ability to create characters that feel like family. After spending so many books with these beloved heroes, returning to their world feels like reconnecting with old friends, and this installment showcases some of the strongest character development in the series.
What impressed me most was how each character continues to grow while remaining true to who they are. The courage, loyalty, and determination displayed throughout the story make it impossible not to become emotionally invested in their journeys. Loftis does an exceptional job of balancing strength with vulnerability, allowing readers to see both the heroes' triumphs and their struggles.
The friendships are one of the highlights of the book. The bonds between the characters are filled with unwavering loyalty, humor, and heartfelt moments that remind readers why these relationships are so special. Even during the darkest and most dangerous situations, the characters stand together, proving that family isn't always defined by blood but by the people who choose to fight beside you.
The romantic relationships are equally compelling. Rather than feeling forced, they are built on trust, sacrifice, and deep emotional connection. The love stories add warmth to the novel without taking away from the action and suspense.
I especially appreciated how Quinn Loftis gives her characters distinct personalities. Whether they're making readers laugh with witty banter, inspiring them with acts of bravery, or breaking their hearts with difficult decisions, every character serves an important role in the story. No one feels one-dimensional, and even secondary characters leave a lasting impression.
By the end of Veil of Ruin, I found myself even more attached to these characters than before. Their growth, resilience, and devotion to one another are what truly make this book unforgettable. While the plot is exciting and the world-building is fantastic, it is the characters who steal the show and keep readers eagerly turning the pages.
Quinn Loftis has once again created a cast of characters that readers will cheer for, laugh with, cry over, and never forget.
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27 reviews
June 29, 2026
Veil of Ruin by Quinn Loftis

🐺 Fated Mates
🐺 Found Family
🐺 Possessive Wolves
🐺 Tension Filled Romance

I have been following this incredible series for 15 years (yes, you read that right!). Veil of Ruin is Book 23 in the Grey Wolves series, and if you include the novellas and the Gypsy Healers spin-off series, there are 32 books in this unforgettable world. It has kept me completely invested from the very beginning, and I'll happily stay on this journey for as long as Quinn Loftis continues to create these amazing stories.

One of my favourite aspects of this series is the relationships between the characters. The bonds run so deep that their soulmates are written into their very DNA. This book is filled with magic, danger, witty and strong FMCs, fiercely protective MMCs with a soft spot for their mates, and characters who will face anything to keep their pack and loved ones safe.

With an incredible variety of supernatural beings including werewolves, fae, gypsy healers, warlocks, djinn, draheim, trolls, vampires, pixies, witches, and so many more. Quinn has created a world that feels rich, immersive, and endlessly fascinating. Some characters will steal your heart and feel like family, while others you'll absolutely love to hate.
After 15 years, this series still manages to captivate me, and Veil of Ruin is another fantastic addition to a world I'll never get tired of returning to.

⭐⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
If you love expansive paranormal fantasy worlds, unforgettable found family, fated mates, and romance with plenty of tension, this is a series well worth diving into.
15 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 24, 2026
Hey all!
I was lucky enough to be selected as an ARC Reader. Quinn is one of my favorite authors so getting to read any book of hers is always so exciting.

Okay- we just got done with Raja and a certain djinn going crazy trying to be a hero. We also lost someone in the last book and well that one hurt! Then we have Nick and Kara with others going off to find a lost realm.

This books picks right up on how the last book ended. Which I was very happy because I wanted to see how Kara was doing and how Gerrick was holding up.

I would say this book is not my favorite from the series. There’s a lot that goes on and some of it is wonderful and some of it sad. I however felt a disconnect on the bad or on some big things that happened. I wish I would have gotten more of an explanation. Which is why this book doesn’t have 5 stars.

What I did like is that Quinn keeps it real. Not everyone will get a happy ending and some stuff happens because life isn’t fair and there’s no explanation. While I don’t always agree it’s a good reminder we cannot control life and why everything bad or sucky still has to happen even in a book. I loved seeing more of Kara, Wadim and Rachel! The trolls added such a comic but serious vibe to the book that I do enjoy. Specially since a lot of the recent supernaturals we met are all jerks!

Wished we would have gotten the OG crew to have part of this book but I think I missed that this would be focused on Kara.
273 reviews1 follower
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 17, 2026
Quinn Loftis has done it again!! You always have to expect the unexpected with her books. After 15 years of starting The Grey Wolves series, it is still the most intriguing rollercoaster of emotions that will have you reading more. Every book will have you laugh, cry and love the characters all over again. And this book did not disappoint. Except this time, it's not only about good and evil, but about sacrifice and love.

Yes, grab the tissue box because you are going to need it. Just like the other books, this one will make you not only love Kara and Myanin's wit and personality, but also Nick's protectiveness and Gerick's love for his mate. With Kara in the Troll realm with Nick, Myanin is stuck in The Nushtonia with Shade. All of them have a difficult choice to make, including Gerick, Myanin's mate.

The realms are in trouble and on the verge of collapsing. While in different realms, Kara, Myanin and Gerick have to make a choice. A choice that will either break the realms or save them.

Raja is on the loose and wreaking havoc in the human realm. He wants the humans to suffer and believes they are less than what he is.

If you have loved reading this series and feel all the feels, this book will definitely make you feel them all over again. So get some hot chocolate, get cozy, grab some tissues and get ready for the rollercoaster of emotions.
16 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 16, 2026
In my opinion the more Quinn Loftis writes about the wolves, the better the stories get. How can one person love two people the same way? That is a dilemma for Myanin. How does a baby stop chaos from reigning? That a question for Nick and Cara. One thing that is true, no matter who you love or how you came to love someone, if the love is real then the sacrifices that are made will be worth it.

This story line did not have the core group and in a way I'm happy for that because it gave other characters time to shine in their own way. Yes there is still evil causing chaos but there's also hope waiting in the wings. The relationship dynamics are forever evolving between pack mates. This is seen when one of the members has been singled out for a purpose. It almost makes me wish that a community/family such as this truly existed. One where they have each other's backs no matter what it cost and one where they get personal visits from the Great Luna. If you haven't read Quinn Loftis Grey Wolf series, start with Prince of Wolves. You may not want to put it down.
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97 reviews5 followers
Review of advance copy
June 18, 2026
Get your tissues ready, brace for heartache, for the love of all things wolf, please do not throw the device you are reading the Veil of Ruin on. After 15 years of the GWS, Quinn never fails to break your heart and patch it just a little bit at the end. Giving you hope for all the beloved characters to find happiness and peace in the next book.

In book 23, we follow two main groups:
1) Nick, Kara, Aphid, Rachel, Gavril, Zara, and Wadim, who are being held in the Troll Realm. They are tasked with earning the trolls' trust and gaining allies to fight Raja, who is free from the Nushtonia and wreaking havoc on Earth. Does Kara and Nick's unborn child hold the key to stabilizing all the realms?
2) Perizda, Lucian, Gerick, and Lilly travel to the Draheim realm to not only hide the Nushtonia but figure out a way to free Gerick's mate Myanin, who is trapped with Shade, her old flame.

With all realms in danger of collapsing, can the pack gain the allies needed to defeat Raja? Will Myanin get free of the Nushtonia? Does love prevail?
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46 reviews1 follower
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 16, 2026
I have been following Quinn since 2012. Every book she has written for this series since The Prince of Wolves has been extraordinary. She has a wonderful way of weaving the words into a world that readers can get sucked into. That makes us feel as if we are really there. Feeling what they are feeling. Whether it’s joy, love, sadness, or anger. Confusion, heartache and heartbreak. Betrayal and understanding. Unconditional love, longing, and most of all, acceptance of what needs to be done. Sacrifice for those we hold dear. Quinn has had us feel all of this for the last 15 years. She definitely does don’t disappoint us with this next book, Veil of Ruin. I cannot break it down into words anymore as to the depth this book makes you feel as you read it. I highly recommend this book and series. You won’t be disappointed.
14 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 17, 2026
Another wonderful book from Quinn Loftis. I was lucky enough to be an ARC for Veil of Ruin.
This book has a slightly different feel to others in the series, it’s darker, more mysterious. It focuses on some of the other characters journeys and takes a step back from our main trio. I really enjoyed seeing their stories unfold and gaining a greater understanding of them and the paths they have taken. There are new characters to meet and laughter and tears to be had along the way.
I have been reading Quinn’s books since the first book in the GreyWolves series was realeased 15years ago. I fell in love with the world Quinn has built and the characters she has created. A truly wonderful world and I cannot wait for the next book. ForThePack!
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20 reviews2 followers
June 29, 2026
Once again Quinn has given her readers an amazing book. Heart wrenching but worth it. This book pulls at every fiber of your being in every page. While some people see book 23 and think that's too many books, Quinns writing sucks you into the Grey Wolves world and you don't want to leave. I have never looked forward to a next book in a series that has so many books. Except this series is a 100% must own every book need for me. Loyalty, love, sacrifice, truths, heartbreak and so many more feelings jump out of these pages and you feel every single emotion along with her amazing characters. Join our Pack and follow all her characters as their lives meld together to join as one.
2 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 17, 2026
If you love reading about dark magic, and fantasy then this paranormal young adult fiction novel is the book for you it contains trolls, werewolves, fae and a magical sentient book prison that runs on blood magic just to name a few of the amazing reasons to pick it up.Once again Quinn Loftis has written a book that pulls you in from them very beginning. Her latest installment in the Grey wolf series book 24 is best read in order. However, it is a great read with many interesting twists and unexpected turns wether or not you choose to read it as part of the series.
3 reviews
July 2, 2026
What can I say!!! Quinn has done it again. I am always waiting on a new book to release, or either reread the other books again. In this book there are only a few main characters, but they are well thought out in their story. It is a little darker than the other books, but still great. This story takes you a few different ways, but they are still tied together. I would recommend to anyone. I am 62 years old and love these books and anything Quinn writes. If you haven’t read any, start from the first and read them all. You won’t regret it.
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402 reviews12 followers
July 3, 2026
This is the first book with a warning. Still not sure hoe i feel about it. However i will not rant and rave or focus on that. Quinn, you did it again. This time my heart is happy and shredded. Kara bless her she is definitely a strong one. Poor Nick, he has his paws full. There are some new characters and i absolutely love their truths and spunky personalities. I wish i could say more but i truly hate spoilers and honestly if you have read the grey wolves series up to this point you know Quinn DELIVERS. Looking forward to another adventure!
11 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 11, 2026
Book 23 in the Grey Wolves series, still like all other books in the series and spinoff I could not put it down. With every book I am amazed at what new aspect of the world Quinn can masterfully write about and still keep the whole pack in love with the series. Wonderful character dynamics between character we don’t normal see or don’t see interacting with each other. Finally it would not be a Quinn book if there was not a crazy ending that leaves you wanting the next book immediately.
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132 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 14, 2026
I was given the great honor of being an ARC for this book. Quinn knocked Veil of Ruin out of the ballpark. She had me laughing and crying, yes, this book requires tissues. But as always, Quinn wrote an absolutely amazing book where you feel like you are the characters and going through everything they are going through. Since this is the 23rd book in The Grey Wolves Series, you must start with Book 1 first or you will be lost. Enjoy, I absolutely did!
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13 reviews1 follower
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 17, 2026
Arc review
Quinn you constantly amaze me, you also break my heart constantly.
Quinn wrote another amazing book in The Grey Wolves series. The story mainly is focused around Kara and Nick. But we do get to sneak a peak at some of our other characters. Such a great read. But all of Quinn's books are amazing. But don't take my word for it. Go get your copy and check it out for yourself. Happy reading and For The Pack.
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290 reviews1 follower
June 29, 2026
This book was exactly what I expected from this author. Quinn has the ability to rip your heart out and make you smile as she presents it to you. Myanin and Gerick, Nicki and Kate, all going through trials designed to make you break, but will they? Will love be the what holds them all together, or will it tear them apart? I am eagerly anticipating the next book, and I can't wait to get my grubby little hands on it!!
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8 reviews
July 3, 2026
Quinn does it again!

For what feels like the 100th time, Quinn has done it again!! I’m pretty sure I say that same line with every review, because it’s so true. I’ve been reading her books since I was 15 years old and have loved every single one.
Without spoilers, I loved the more mature scenes and how beautifully they were written. Nothing crude but damn if they didn’t hit you in all the feels. I hope she includes more of those in future books.
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77 reviews1 follower
July 10, 2026
amazing!!!!

As always Quinn does not disappoint in her books. Yet another emotional rollercoaster that has left me broken in all the best ways. I really do love each book and eagerly await the next, and of course a cliffhanger as always. The pack have truly become family and I wouldn’t want to never be a part of Quinn’s journey with her books. Absolutely amazing!! Now to decompress and process all that’s happened.
10 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 12, 2026
Quinn Loftis does it again. It has been 15 years since the start of the series and Quinn's talent for emotional depth through her characters never wavers. This one will have you on the edge of your seat as a war between love and sacrifice wages in the pages of this amazing novel. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll wish it never ended. Another amazing masterpiece. I truly love this one.
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48 reviews
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 21, 2026
23 BOOKS in this Series!! I can't even believe it!! Mainly because I never want this series to end. Laughter, pain and so so much love. Even after 23 books, I never feel like things are repetitive. There is definitely more to this story. Quinn is always an auto buy for me even when I receive an ARC copy. Run don't walk on this series and become part of the pack.💜🐺💙
393 reviews
June 30, 2026
This is book 23 in The Grey Wolves Series should be read in order to full enjoy. It’s full of unexpected twist and turns and full of emotions. If you have read one of Quinn’s books before this one is similar but a bit different as well. You will fall in love with it and be asking for more by the end. Looking forward to more books in this series.
2 reviews
July 12, 2026
Fantastic Read

A great book as always. I was rooting for Shade and Myannin and happy that they found each other. I love the Great Luna as I can see the parallel with scripture. I’ve read all 23 books in the series and don’t think these books need explicit sex scenes to be successful. Keep on writing great stories Quinn Loftis.
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129 reviews
July 16, 2026
Once again I enjoyed .Lots of action trolls and dark magic .A Dark force is rising and the wolves are trying to get others to join and stand together.So a few go to the trolls to ask for help and omg lend up in predicament in a cage .Karas pregnant and this is where it all starts to get weird for them all .The Trolls guard something.If you want to know more you need to read lol
7 reviews
July 22, 2026
Troll Realm and bright futures

Another adventure between realms to destroy evil. Kara has so much growing and overcoming to do. Healers are important in every realm whether that be dragons, trolls, or fae. Finding alliances, the cushioning calling for truth, and being willing to sacrifice for those loved.
242 reviews
July 26, 2026
Veil of Ruin

There are so many things I want to say about this series And all of it is good I have read every book up into this veil of ruin I can't wait for the next book to come out I have enjoyed this story the character I cried because 1 had to leave 1 had to be born Thank you so much you have given me a great adventure In this series thank you
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509 reviews2 followers
Review of advance copy received from Author
June 12, 2026
Amazing story. Myannin and Shade trapped in a death book. Kara, Nick and their group in cages in the troll realm. The king of trolls realizing that Kara and her baby can help stabilize the realm. Amazing story line,. I Can't wait for the next book.
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195 reviews1 follower
June 16, 2026
While this was way darker than the rest of the Grey Wolves Series(in my opinion) Quinn still managed to make me laugh, cry, scream and throw my phone. Very well written and the story line was ok but much different than I'm used to with her. It's still a 5 star book. just different.
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