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Predator
King of the North and leader of all six packs, Mikhail is placed at the top of the food chain.
After the fall of his brothers, he is crowned leader of all.
However, not everyone is pleased with the new hierarchy.
For the scales have tipped in his favor
But with greater power, comes greater responsibilities—
and greater enemies.
After the fall of his brothers, he is crowned leader of all.
However, not everyone is pleased with the new hierarchy.
For the scales have tipped in his favor
But with greater power, comes greater responsibilities—
and greater enemies.
700 pages, ebook
First published July 20, 2020
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June 1, 2021Can anyone tell me where to find this book?! I just finished Milkhail!
November 27, 2020
I need to a write a review for this because I’m on a roll with reviewing but I think my 5 star rating says it all.
This was a stunning sequel to”Mikhail”. It was heart pounding and gut wrenching! Nash has a way with words and knows how to build a world.
I think the thing I loved most about this book was the growth of Mikhail’s character, the way he loves Maeve is so stunningly raw and deep without losing himself. He is still the dangerous, merciless Mikhail we know from book one but there is more to him than that and Maeve learns how to love him despite all he was and is.
Which brings me to the next thing I loved about this book: the relationship growth. I think the pace of their romance was perfect. Despite being mates you still have that “will they won’t they” up to the end.
Honestly for fantasy lovers I can’t recommend this enough.
Definitely X-rated though lmao
This was a stunning sequel to”Mikhail”. It was heart pounding and gut wrenching! Nash has a way with words and knows how to build a world.
I think the thing I loved most about this book was the growth of Mikhail’s character, the way he loves Maeve is so stunningly raw and deep without losing himself. He is still the dangerous, merciless Mikhail we know from book one but there is more to him than that and Maeve learns how to love him despite all he was and is.
Which brings me to the next thing I loved about this book: the relationship growth. I think the pace of their romance was perfect. Despite being mates you still have that “will they won’t they” up to the end.
Honestly for fantasy lovers I can’t recommend this enough.
Definitely X-rated though lmao
June 7, 2021
Where can I get a physical copy? I bought Mikhail (supposedly a duology) but it did not contain this one, as I thought it would. Please help a girl out!
August 3, 2020
This is the second book following Mikhail and Maeve’s story. An old threat that has come back to ruin Mikhail and his reign and jeopardise the blooming progress to Mikhail and Maeve’s relationship. This book is intense and will shock you with the revelation that involves the old threat to the kingdom and its people. You will see another side of our couple that will make your heart turn mush and cry your eyes out. A definite must read after finishing the first book.
February 8, 2021
Okay so this book was just as amazing as the last book. Reading the thoughts of Mikhail and Maeve showed how much development they went through, individually and as a couple. It was lovely hearing about the progression in their relationship, considering it was a bit of a mess in the last book.
The writing was also super immersive, when Mikhail got ambushed by the 2 Nephilims and Maeve found him almost dead, the journey she went on to make sure he survived was amazing. Reading how the cold weather was impacting both of their health’s made me feel like I was in her shoes, freezing to death.
And also, I was definitely not expecting Jacob to be Zaid, that genuinely was not something I was expecting, even though in the first book when Jacob was introduced there was a comment: “oh so this is where he came from”.
There were some things I was pretty confused on/disliked. For one, Maeve gave up her immortality, Mikhail didn’t. So I’m not sure how that’s supposed to work out unless she’s mortal but ageless.
Another thing, I don’t understand the whole thing with Gabriel. How is it that a “cult” was able to capture a Fallen Angel and force him into breeding with wolfs/humans? It didn’t make sense to me at all, especially when he broke those chains off.
I also really hated how towards the end, Maeve got a cat against Mikhail’s wishes and didn’t even think about what his opinion on them was. I know it wasn’t serious, but had my significant other pulled that, especially after telling them explicitly I don’t want a cat, I’d be infuriated.
Last but not least, no matter what anyone says, I refuse to believe that Merle was truly in love with the Priest. I felt sick to my stomach each time their names were brought up. Thinking about how the Priest raised all 7 of the brothers, only to pursue a sexual relationship with Merle extremely grossed me out. On top of that, Merle had a mate? So not sure how that even worked out.
Overall I definitely enjoyed this book, not as much as the first one but still thoroughly enjoyed it. I loved the touch of when Maeve lost her immortality that she was able to see Jace and Sin in the Afterlife, allowing Mikhail to lessen the burden of taking his Beta’s life.
The writing was also super immersive, when Mikhail got ambushed by the 2 Nephilims and Maeve found him almost dead, the journey she went on to make sure he survived was amazing. Reading how the cold weather was impacting both of their health’s made me feel like I was in her shoes, freezing to death.
And also, I was definitely not expecting Jacob to be Zaid, that genuinely was not something I was expecting, even though in the first book when Jacob was introduced there was a comment: “oh so this is where he came from”.
There were some things I was pretty confused on/disliked. For one, Maeve gave up her immortality, Mikhail didn’t. So I’m not sure how that’s supposed to work out unless she’s mortal but ageless.
Another thing, I don’t understand the whole thing with Gabriel. How is it that a “cult” was able to capture a Fallen Angel and force him into breeding with wolfs/humans? It didn’t make sense to me at all, especially when he broke those chains off.
I also really hated how towards the end, Maeve got a cat against Mikhail’s wishes and didn’t even think about what his opinion on them was. I know it wasn’t serious, but had my significant other pulled that, especially after telling them explicitly I don’t want a cat, I’d be infuriated.
Last but not least, no matter what anyone says, I refuse to believe that Merle was truly in love with the Priest. I felt sick to my stomach each time their names were brought up. Thinking about how the Priest raised all 7 of the brothers, only to pursue a sexual relationship with Merle extremely grossed me out. On top of that, Merle had a mate? So not sure how that even worked out.
Overall I definitely enjoyed this book, not as much as the first one but still thoroughly enjoyed it. I loved the touch of when Maeve lost her immortality that she was able to see Jace and Sin in the Afterlife, allowing Mikhail to lessen the burden of taking his Beta’s life.
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April 10, 2022
Following the events of book one, Predator is able to perfectly satisfy your hunger. Gut wrenching and heartbreaking, Lantey continues to outdo themselves. The personal growth and maturity in both Maeve and Mikhail is beautifully written, as well as the relationship growth between them. A definite must read duology!
July 30, 2020
Such a beautiful and well written book !! You must read !! Time will fly when you’re reading this book! Can’t say enough good things about it
July 30, 2020
This book is a serious must read for anyone who likes paranormal adult fantasy. It is one of the best books I've read and has such an interesting plot and characters.
July 30, 2020
It's a full package. It will make you cry, laugh, pull your hair out and maybe even punch a wall.
August 29, 2022
Trust. Me.
You WANT to read this book. It has a heart and a soul and it will be worth your while.
Please read it, it deserves all the attention in can get.
You WANT to read this book. It has a heart and a soul and it will be worth your while.
Please read it, it deserves all the attention in can get.
July 29, 2020
Such a great book that keeps you on the edge of your seat and wanting more. Nash is a lovely writer and knows how to appeal to readers. I highly recommend this book.
December 22, 2024
Where the heck is this book? Not changing my review till I find this
July 18, 2025
For god’s sake, someone help me find this book, I’M DYING TO READ IT. Where’s the author?? Is there a way to email her or sth??
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