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Moon Pack #6
Finding Farro
When mutants kidnap Farro's son and take him to Dark Fae territory he has to rely on Anthony to get him back. With problems of his own will the alpha mate be able to cope with all the changes in his life and still handle his pack duties? Book Six in the Moon Pack series. m/m sexual situations.
84 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 18, 2009
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Amber Kell
175 books1,283 followersAmber Kell has made a career out of daydreaming. It has been a lifelong habit she practices diligently as shown by her complete lack of focus on anything not related to her fantasy world building.
When she told her husband what she wanted to do with her life he told her to go have fun.
During those seconds she isn't writing she remembers she has children who humor her with games of 'what if' and let her drag them to foreign lands to gather inspiration. Her youngest confided in her that he wants to write because he longs for a website and an author name—two things apparently necessary to be a proper writer.
Despite her husband's insistence she doesn't drink enough to be a true literary genius she continues to spin stories of people falling happily in love and staying that way.
She is thwarted during the day by a traffic jam of cats on the stairway and a puppy who insists on walks, but she bravely perseveres..
She also writes under the name Mikela Q. Chase
When she told her husband what she wanted to do with her life he told her to go have fun.
During those seconds she isn't writing she remembers she has children who humor her with games of 'what if' and let her drag them to foreign lands to gather inspiration. Her youngest confided in her that he wants to write because he longs for a website and an author name—two things apparently necessary to be a proper writer.
Despite her husband's insistence she doesn't drink enough to be a true literary genius she continues to spin stories of people falling happily in love and staying that way.
She is thwarted during the day by a traffic jam of cats on the stairway and a puppy who insists on walks, but she bravely perseveres..
She also writes under the name Mikela Q. Chase
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November 28, 2011
First of all, I find it odd that this book is titled "Finding Farro" full stop. It should've been titled "Finding Farro, Or How Anthony Wants To Be A Wolf To Please Silver". Because, yes, the character Farro (whom we barely met in previous installments) does get a mate here and he finally experiences his Happily Ever After Mated Ending... but more than half the book is about Anthony.
Having said that, I don't really mind because I've always been rooting for Anthony and Silver and I care a lot about them, so I enjoyed seeing them here. Besides, even though Farro's story is not the prominent one here, Amber Kell does manage to effectively paint a very complex and vivid picture of this wolf shifter. His appearance might be shorter than what we would've liked, but he's by no means a two-dimensional character.
He's the only one among the characters here who has a son and that alone is already very sweet. Not only that, his key role in the story is how he manages to plant an idea, albeit a misleading and perhaps even cruel one, in the mighty Anthony's head. His role as Anthony's detractor in the beginning of the story was one I welcomed. I loved the conflict and I was happy that not everyone actually got along! It's what gives spice to the series.
And you can't really deny that Farro lucked out in the mate department. I was very taken with Kylen, the warrior fae who became his life companion. I never expected Farro to get a fae for a partner, but as soon as Kylen made his debut, I immediately wished he would belong to Farro. Fortunately for the shifter, Kylen is not like most fae who need more than one mate, so I was doubly charmed by him.
As for Anthony's rash decision to have his grandfather - the thunder god Zeus - 'imbue' him with wolfish powers, I view it as a major turning point for the alpha couple. Anthony hasn't shown his vulnerable side since the beginning of the first book, where he came across as a shy man still grieving for his late dom. In the past four books, he's been a badass character. Here, though, we get to see that vulnerability again. His concern of not being enough for Silver, in spite of Silver's obvious worship of him, tugged at my heartstrings.
This is probably one of the most bittersweet installments of the series so far. No surprise then that this is what makes me want to keep on reading. Conflicts are delicious!
Having said that, I don't really mind because I've always been rooting for Anthony and Silver and I care a lot about them, so I enjoyed seeing them here. Besides, even though Farro's story is not the prominent one here, Amber Kell does manage to effectively paint a very complex and vivid picture of this wolf shifter. His appearance might be shorter than what we would've liked, but he's by no means a two-dimensional character.
He's the only one among the characters here who has a son and that alone is already very sweet. Not only that, his key role in the story is how he manages to plant an idea, albeit a misleading and perhaps even cruel one, in the mighty Anthony's head. His role as Anthony's detractor in the beginning of the story was one I welcomed. I loved the conflict and I was happy that not everyone actually got along! It's what gives spice to the series.
And you can't really deny that Farro lucked out in the mate department. I was very taken with Kylen, the warrior fae who became his life companion. I never expected Farro to get a fae for a partner, but as soon as Kylen made his debut, I immediately wished he would belong to Farro. Fortunately for the shifter, Kylen is not like most fae who need more than one mate, so I was doubly charmed by him.
As for Anthony's rash decision to have his grandfather - the thunder god Zeus - 'imbue' him with wolfish powers, I view it as a major turning point for the alpha couple. Anthony hasn't shown his vulnerable side since the beginning of the first book, where he came across as a shy man still grieving for his late dom. In the past four books, he's been a badass character. Here, though, we get to see that vulnerability again. His concern of not being enough for Silver, in spite of Silver's obvious worship of him, tugged at my heartstrings.
This is probably one of the most bittersweet installments of the series so far. No surprise then that this is what makes me want to keep on reading. Conflicts are delicious!
May 12, 2021
First of all I think that the book title is misleading. Yes, Farro does feature in this book together with his son Sammy, but unlike the previous books in this series, so much happens and then, we are left with a cliff-hanger, as if the author run out of time! As said, there are loads of things happening at once. Dare has been taken, by the mutants. Farro's mixed feelings for Anthony, Anthony's feelings about not being able to shift and run with his mate and his solution to the problem! Anthony asked his grandfather Zeus to make him a shift, so Anthony left Silver and came back changed and Silver didn't like it. Anthony wolf was dominated he attacked Silver and broke the bed when they had sex and on his first run. I love Anthony. Farro did find his mate a fae
October 8, 2021
Finding Farro
By Amber Kell
While this book was titled Finding Farro and was supposed to be about Farro and Kylen most of it was actually about Anthony and Silver.
The entire series should have been just about Anthony and Silver since they're in every book anyway. The other mated couples that are who the books are supposed to be about are more like after thoughts and barely any effort is put into their characters or storyline. The most effort is always for Anthony and Silver's storyline.
In this book, yet again, there's no build-up to Farro and Kylen's relationship. Worse, there's no HEA and it's barely a HFN. They're two strangers when they meet and still two strangers at the end. They don't mate either.
I keep hoping any of these books will be as good as the first in this series and they're not. They don't even come close. I rarely feel anything for the characters except when it's about Anthony and Silver. I'm not drawn into the stories about each new couple. I'm not given the in-depth emotion to even want to feel anything for them. It's a waste of my time. The only reason I kept going was because each book was only 99 cents. I'm finishing the last 2 books I already purchased and then that's that. I'm done with this author, period. I'm not spending continual money on any author who can't even be bothered to put in a half-a$$ed effort of a good story for paying readers. And it upsets me more because this isn't the only series I've paid to read of hers and was seriously disappointed in the end. I'll finish out the books I've already purchased from each series, but won't be buying any more.
By Amber Kell
While this book was titled Finding Farro and was supposed to be about Farro and Kylen most of it was actually about Anthony and Silver.
The entire series should have been just about Anthony and Silver since they're in every book anyway. The other mated couples that are who the books are supposed to be about are more like after thoughts and barely any effort is put into their characters or storyline. The most effort is always for Anthony and Silver's storyline.
In this book, yet again, there's no build-up to Farro and Kylen's relationship. Worse, there's no HEA and it's barely a HFN. They're two strangers when they meet and still two strangers at the end. They don't mate either.
I keep hoping any of these books will be as good as the first in this series and they're not. They don't even come close. I rarely feel anything for the characters except when it's about Anthony and Silver. I'm not drawn into the stories about each new couple. I'm not given the in-depth emotion to even want to feel anything for them. It's a waste of my time. The only reason I kept going was because each book was only 99 cents. I'm finishing the last 2 books I already purchased and then that's that. I'm done with this author, period. I'm not spending continual money on any author who can't even be bothered to put in a half-a$$ed effort of a good story for paying readers. And it upsets me more because this isn't the only series I've paid to read of hers and was seriously disappointed in the end. I'll finish out the books I've already purchased from each series, but won't be buying any more.
January 17, 2021
This instalment is a bit different from the previous ones. It's not only Farro's story, but also a continuation of Anthony's. And it ends on a cliffhanger without a real HEA or even HFN for Farro. He has a mate, but we never get to see them interact and develop a relationship.
However, I really liked that there was more plot than in most instalments!
However, I really liked that there was more plot than in most instalments!
June 7, 2017
It has been three years since I read the first five books in the series, but it was easy to get reacquainted with the characters and the plot. I enjoyed this story and the changes in POV worked well with the overall story. The romance/mating is only a small part of the story but it worked.
March 31, 2015
2015 Re-read:
This volume definitely is the one I like least out of the ones I’ve read.
Not only does the Anthony/Silver story take a turn towards the depressing, but I can’t possibly warm up to Farro, who seems to be self-centred beyond belief. Kylen’s probably not a bad guy, but that’s not much to make up for all the uncomfortable stuff in this book. Particularly given how late he shows up and how little we get to know of him. He also is weirdly repetitive in his exposition later on.
And the Farro/Kylen relationship does not end on a happy note. I wonder why the author did this. It’d have been so easy to avoid that little downer in the epilogue. (Viewpoints also were messy in the epilogue. I am thinking maybe the author wrote this one in a particularly careless way.)
This volume definitely is the one I like least out of the ones I’ve read.
Not only does the Anthony/Silver story take a turn towards the depressing, but I can’t possibly warm up to Farro, who seems to be self-centred beyond belief. Kylen’s probably not a bad guy, but that’s not much to make up for all the uncomfortable stuff in this book. Particularly given how late he shows up and how little we get to know of him. He also is weirdly repetitive in his exposition later on.
And the Farro/Kylen relationship does not end on a happy note. I wonder why the author did this. It’d have been so easy to avoid that little downer in the epilogue. (Viewpoints also were messy in the epilogue. I am thinking maybe the author wrote this one in a particularly careless way.)
November 25, 2015
romanzo nella media della serie,piaciuto per la parte relativa a silver ed antony mentre farro e il suo compagno sono abbastanza deludenti.
May 10, 2021
Anthony, notre héros, est désespéré de ne pas pouvoir aller crapahuter dans les bois avec sa meute et son amoureux car il ne peux pas se transformer en loup. Une remarque un peu mesquine de Farro le pousse à prendre la situation à bras le corps. Pas de panique, grand-pa est là et en échange d'une semaine de son temps, il agite sa baguette magique et hop, Anthony est pourvu d'un loup intérieur... mais forcément, tout ne se passe pas comme prévu.
Dans la foulée, Dare venu faire du baby sitting avec le fils de Farro est kidnappé et une équipe est constituée pour aller le récupérer chez les faës noirs, ce qui va permettre d'avoir des nouvelles du savant fou responsable des loups mutants (vous savez, le fil rouge du gros méchant pas beau). Expédition qui permet à Farro de rencontrer Kylen, guerrier faë noir, son âme sœur, parce qu'après tout, c'est lui le héros de ce tome.
Un petit kidnapping qui se finit bien pour le kidnappé mais moins pour le kidnappeur, faut pas énerver Anthony en s'en prenant à sa meute, et nous voilà prêt pour de nouvelles aventures.
Ce tome permet d'en apprendre plus sur l'origine des métamorphes, d'introduire les jumeaux faës Vien et Viell, de faire la connaissance de Peter, de se rappeler qu'Anthony est sixième dans l'ordre de succession au royaume des faës (ce qui surprend fortement Silver) et qui est son grand-père, et de nous signaler que les recherches pour trouver le savant fou continuent...
Dans la foulée, Dare venu faire du baby sitting avec le fils de Farro est kidnappé et une équipe est constituée pour aller le récupérer chez les faës noirs, ce qui va permettre d'avoir des nouvelles du savant fou responsable des loups mutants (vous savez, le fil rouge du gros méchant pas beau). Expédition qui permet à Farro de rencontrer Kylen, guerrier faë noir, son âme sœur, parce qu'après tout, c'est lui le héros de ce tome.
Un petit kidnapping qui se finit bien pour le kidnappé mais moins pour le kidnappeur, faut pas énerver Anthony en s'en prenant à sa meute, et nous voilà prêt pour de nouvelles aventures.
Ce tome permet d'en apprendre plus sur l'origine des métamorphes, d'introduire les jumeaux faës Vien et Viell, de faire la connaissance de Peter, de se rappeler qu'Anthony est sixième dans l'ordre de succession au royaume des faës (ce qui surprend fortement Silver) et qui est son grand-père, et de nous signaler que les recherches pour trouver le savant fou continuent...
January 27, 2023
¿911? ,¡ESTA ES UNA LLAMADA DE EMERGENCIA!
Anthony se siente muy mal sintiendo que no es completamente parte de la manada se emborracha constantemente los días en que salen a correr y cazar,mientras Silver amaría que Anthony pudiera cambiar y lo mimara en su forma de lobo , Zeus le ofrece un trato a Anthony para que pueda tener el espíritu de un lobo y así cambiar a cambio Zeus quiere que su nieto vaya una semana con el , Anthony acepto el trato el distanciamiento hizo a Anthony y Silver miserables anhelando si reencuentro.
El hijo de Farro es secuestrado por los weremutantes , Anthony, Silver,Daré y Farro van en busca de su hijo al mundo de las hadas es ahí donde descubren nuevos secretos y Farro conoce a su pareja.
Este libro es la historia de todos en uno nuevos obstáculos que enfrentar y una pareja más se forma,tengo la duda de si Jerlin también tendrá otra pareja como Benjamin,ya que Jerlin es un hada .
Anthony se siente muy mal sintiendo que no es completamente parte de la manada se emborracha constantemente los días en que salen a correr y cazar,mientras Silver amaría que Anthony pudiera cambiar y lo mimara en su forma de lobo , Zeus le ofrece un trato a Anthony para que pueda tener el espíritu de un lobo y así cambiar a cambio Zeus quiere que su nieto vaya una semana con el , Anthony acepto el trato el distanciamiento hizo a Anthony y Silver miserables anhelando si reencuentro.
El hijo de Farro es secuestrado por los weremutantes , Anthony, Silver,Daré y Farro van en busca de su hijo al mundo de las hadas es ahí donde descubren nuevos secretos y Farro conoce a su pareja.
Este libro es la historia de todos en uno nuevos obstáculos que enfrentar y una pareja más se forma,tengo la duda de si Jerlin también tendrá otra pareja como Benjamin,ya que Jerlin es un hada .
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 24, 2022
ok
3 Stars
An ok addition to the series
Not sure it gave Farro and Kylen enough page time as it combined two storylines combined and I think more time was given to Anthony and Silver and the progression of their relationship
For me I needed a little more in regards to Farro especially considering he already has a child and so Kylen was taking both himself and his son.
What I’ve seen of Kylen I like him but also I don’t really know much about him or his motivations. I didn’t feel any type of connection between the pair
Hopefully we revisit these two in the future and get more on their mating
The parts that continued the series arc were good and I am looking forward to seeing where the arc leads
3 Stars
An ok addition to the series
Not sure it gave Farro and Kylen enough page time as it combined two storylines combined and I think more time was given to Anthony and Silver and the progression of their relationship
For me I needed a little more in regards to Farro especially considering he already has a child and so Kylen was taking both himself and his son.
What I’ve seen of Kylen I like him but also I don’t really know much about him or his motivations. I didn’t feel any type of connection between the pair
Hopefully we revisit these two in the future and get more on their mating
The parts that continued the series arc were good and I am looking forward to seeing where the arc leads
December 9, 2023
Sammy gets a Papa and Anthony tries out a wolf.
Sammy is a good boy, but has trouble with his nannies and housekeepers. When a Fae link to the mutants develops after Sammy is drugged and his housekeeper is murdered and sitter is kidnapped, the shifters go after the Fae scientist conducting experiments on wolf shifters.
Silver and Anthony's excursion into the Fae realm reveals the evil conspiracy and finds mutant Peter who saved some shifters and Sammy, but now has been injured.
Returning to find Sammy missing, but at the house of the sitter instead of at home, the sitter is found to be part of the mutant conspiracy.
Sammy is a good boy, but has trouble with his nannies and housekeepers. When a Fae link to the mutants develops after Sammy is drugged and his housekeeper is murdered and sitter is kidnapped, the shifters go after the Fae scientist conducting experiments on wolf shifters.
Silver and Anthony's excursion into the Fae realm reveals the evil conspiracy and finds mutant Peter who saved some shifters and Sammy, but now has been injured.
Returning to find Sammy missing, but at the house of the sitter instead of at home, the sitter is found to be part of the mutant conspiracy.
May 15, 2020
This was a fascinating story. Farro finds his mate, Kylen (fae), and we also learned a bit more about the mutants, such as, not all of them are bad. The plot also focused more on Anthony and how he felt not being able to run in wolf form with his mate, Silver. It held my interest and the ending was sweet.
June 12, 2021
The sixth book in the Moon Pack series has lots of changes. Anthony wants to be more of a mate to Silver while Farro has to deal with mutants attacking his home. Traveling to Fae lands are needed to resolve some issues. This is an amazing series and just keeps getting better.
October 12, 2021
Good action
Having a bit more on Anthony and Silver was wonderful. The Alpha couple is hit and intriguing. Then Farro and Ky's story gets thrown in, and it's not bad. I wish it could have been more in depth, but all is good.
Having a bit more on Anthony and Silver was wonderful. The Alpha couple is hit and intriguing. Then Farro and Ky's story gets thrown in, and it's not bad. I wish it could have been more in depth, but all is good.
September 17, 2020
Re-read and review: 07/09/2020
I wish the books in this series has been longer because the ideas are great but not developed. If this series was about the relationship of Anthony and Silver in the background the pack members beginning to find his mate it's would be much better but even this can't be put in this number of pages. I ready that in the another edition the more recent one. I think i had read the old one too but don't remember any of this. In this one has more plot and development also is a bigger story than the others. I still wish more.
I wish the books in this series has been longer because the ideas are great but not developed. If this series was about the relationship of Anthony and Silver in the background the pack members beginning to find his mate it's would be much better but even this can't be put in this number of pages. I ready that in the another edition the more recent one. I think i had read the old one too but don't remember any of this. In this one has more plot and development also is a bigger story than the others. I still wish more.
March 13, 2016
Il aura fallu 6 tomes pour que j’ai l’impression que les choses avancent, prennent du sens et deviennent enfin réellement intéressantes, au-delà de la romance qui est mignonne et touchante. En rajoutant les faës dans l’équation et en mettant plus en avant les monstres génétiques, Amber Kell commencent à développer le véritable potentiel de son univers !
Farro est totalement à part des autres protagonistes de la série jusqu’à présent. Il a un petit garçon adorable en la personne de Sammy, il a été marié et il est persuadé d’être le compagnon idéal pour Silver. Son intolérance et son égoïsme va chambouler la meute au point de presque détruire son alpha. Puis Sammy est enlevé, il doit faire face à des obstacles et c’est étonnamment Anthony, celui qu’il déteste, qui va lui venir en aide et être à l’origine de sa rencontre avec son compagnon. Parlons-en justement de ce compagnon, le charismatique et sexy faë, Kylen. Avec lui on découvre tout un nouvel pan de l’univers de la série : les faës. J’aime beaucoup son côté sûr de lui et sérieux, qui peut se montrer tendre et attentif. Leur couple fonctionne bien et c’est tout simplement adorable de le voir interagir avec le petit.
Mais ce qui change des autres livres est que Silver et Anthony ont voix au chapitre pour de bonnes et sérieuses raisons. On les voyait à chaque fois se retrouver au plein coeur des histoires de couple des autres, on savait comment les choses se passaient entre eux, mais là on suit les évènements depuis le premier rang. L’amour extrême de Silver, les doutes d’Anthony, leur combat pour que tout fonctionne et les obstacles qu’ils doivent surmonter. On suit réellement deux couples à la fois, sans qu’il y ait des moments frustrants où l’on ne sait plus ce qui se passe.
Une suite bien plus intéressante, chose possible notamment grâce à la taille du livre qui est plus gros que les autres. La romance ne gêne pas le reste, s’y mêlant bien et donnant du sens aux choix des personnages. Enfin bref, de tous les points de vue, on rentre dans les choses sérieuses, l’intrigue sur les loups modifiés génétiquement est enfin exploité et des révélations sont faites. Il y a du combat, une enquêtes et d’autres évènements qui font que l’histoire se met en route et ne nous ennuie pas. De plus, on découvre réellement le monde des faës, il n’est pas que cité, des choses s’y passent et influent sur la meute de Silver. Tout cela est clairement de bonne augure pour la suite.
Farro est totalement à part des autres protagonistes de la série jusqu’à présent. Il a un petit garçon adorable en la personne de Sammy, il a été marié et il est persuadé d’être le compagnon idéal pour Silver. Son intolérance et son égoïsme va chambouler la meute au point de presque détruire son alpha. Puis Sammy est enlevé, il doit faire face à des obstacles et c’est étonnamment Anthony, celui qu’il déteste, qui va lui venir en aide et être à l’origine de sa rencontre avec son compagnon. Parlons-en justement de ce compagnon, le charismatique et sexy faë, Kylen. Avec lui on découvre tout un nouvel pan de l’univers de la série : les faës. J’aime beaucoup son côté sûr de lui et sérieux, qui peut se montrer tendre et attentif. Leur couple fonctionne bien et c’est tout simplement adorable de le voir interagir avec le petit.
Mais ce qui change des autres livres est que Silver et Anthony ont voix au chapitre pour de bonnes et sérieuses raisons. On les voyait à chaque fois se retrouver au plein coeur des histoires de couple des autres, on savait comment les choses se passaient entre eux, mais là on suit les évènements depuis le premier rang. L’amour extrême de Silver, les doutes d’Anthony, leur combat pour que tout fonctionne et les obstacles qu’ils doivent surmonter. On suit réellement deux couples à la fois, sans qu’il y ait des moments frustrants où l’on ne sait plus ce qui se passe.
Une suite bien plus intéressante, chose possible notamment grâce à la taille du livre qui est plus gros que les autres. La romance ne gêne pas le reste, s’y mêlant bien et donnant du sens aux choix des personnages. Enfin bref, de tous les points de vue, on rentre dans les choses sérieuses, l’intrigue sur les loups modifiés génétiquement est enfin exploité et des révélations sont faites. Il y a du combat, une enquêtes et d’autres évènements qui font que l’histoire se met en route et ne nous ennuie pas. De plus, on découvre réellement le monde des faës, il n’est pas que cité, des choses s’y passent et influent sur la meute de Silver. Tout cela est clairement de bonne augure pour la suite.
November 29, 2011
First of all, the title is so misleading. Second, the blurb from the old version DEFINITELY does not apply. Farro's son (whose name is also Farro Samuels, though he is called Sammy) is NOT stolen by mutants. In fact, it is the weretiger, Dare, who is kidnapped and taken to dark fae realm, so the crazy fae scientist who creates the mutants can study his DNA. Yes, Sammy is later taken but not by the mutants. Third, half of this book is also about Anthony's weariness, of not being able to shift into wolf, of worrying that he's never fully satisfies his mate, Silver.
I never read the old version for this one, so I will not know the changes it has applied. However, as a story, I find this one rather unfocused. I don't mind the Anthony and Silver plot because they are so prominent, even from book two (after their original first appearance) -- and I will always have interest to read about Anthony. It's nice to see this side of Anthony, the one that is not such a bad ass or meddling; his vulnerability makes him more likeable. Silver is still not as fully developed as the demigod, BUT, his devotion towards Anthony shines through and pouring in every pages of this one.
But for Farro's storyline?? It's weak, in my opinion. His mate, Kylen, a warrior fae (whom, by the way, does NOT need more than one mates, thank GOD), does not appear until about half of the book. Since there's another plot of saving Dare (then finding Farro's son), I don't feel that the relationship is fully explored.
Having said all that, I think this edition is the one getting the most revamped from the original. Amber Kell herself said in her blog that " I added a new plot line, change the name of one of the major characters, revealed one of the pack betrayers, introduced the character for the “L” book and added 7,000 additional words. Basically it’s almost a completely new novel" --- and I can see how this becoming an advantage for future line. In fact, now I'm more interested to follow this series.
I never read the old version for this one, so I will not know the changes it has applied. However, as a story, I find this one rather unfocused. I don't mind the Anthony and Silver plot because they are so prominent, even from book two (after their original first appearance) -- and I will always have interest to read about Anthony. It's nice to see this side of Anthony, the one that is not such a bad ass or meddling; his vulnerability makes him more likeable. Silver is still not as fully developed as the demigod, BUT, his devotion towards Anthony shines through and pouring in every pages of this one.
But for Farro's storyline?? It's weak, in my opinion. His mate, Kylen, a warrior fae (whom, by the way, does NOT need more than one mates, thank GOD), does not appear until about half of the book. Since there's another plot of saving Dare (then finding Farro's son), I don't feel that the relationship is fully explored.
Having said all that, I think this edition is the one getting the most revamped from the original. Amber Kell herself said in her blog that " I added a new plot line, change the name of one of the major characters, revealed one of the pack betrayers, introduced the character for the “L” book and added 7,000 additional words. Basically it’s almost a completely new novel" --- and I can see how this becoming an advantage for future line. In fact, now I'm more interested to follow this series.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
June 19, 2011
I would have to give the first version only 2 stars, reason same as many felt Farro did Not really get his story.
In this new 2011 version, would get 3 stars. 7000 words were added. And their were some big changes, Farro's mate name was changed, part plot change, new plot,:
While their are a couple more scene of Farro and new named Mate. He still did not get the same coverage as the others in past books.
Cause there was more of Silver/Anthony (and his wolf) So again it was a lot more about them and not Farro. At the end of the book he's mated to Kylen(new name) but he's not even sure the guy likes him. Kylen is more moved by the fact that Farro has a son and he always wanted a child. So imo Farro and Kylen stilled needed more page time, the other stuff had to happen but Anthony's wolf really didn't need more time.
In this new 2011 version, would get 3 stars. 7000 words were added. And their were some big changes, Farro's mate name was changed, part plot change, new plot,:
While their are a couple more scene of Farro and new named Mate. He still did not get the same coverage as the others in past books.
Cause there was more of Silver/Anthony (and his wolf) So again it was a lot more about them and not Farro. At the end of the book he's mated to Kylen(new name) but he's not even sure the guy likes him. Kylen is more moved by the fact that Farro has a son and he always wanted a child. So imo Farro and Kylen stilled needed more page time, the other stuff had to happen but Anthony's wolf really didn't need more time.
June 8, 2015
Nous retrouvons Silver, le loup alpha, et Anthony, son compagnon.
Nous allons en apprendre un peu plus sur Anthony, qui est un demi-fae, et qui a pour grand-père, nul autre que le Dieu Zeus lui-même, et fait donc partie de la "famille royale".
Farro fait partie de la meute, il a un fils, mais n'a plus de compagne car la mère de Sammy est décédée. Il est secrètement attiré par Silver et est jaloux d'Anthony.
Un jour, il se produit un événement tragique au domicile de Farro, sagouvernante est assassinée et Dare, qui gardait Sammy ce jour-là, est enlevé.
Un épisode liant la meute et le monde des faes, un épisode que j'ai trouvé très fort en émotions, rempli de sentiments, ainsi que de découvertes. Farro découvrira t-il enfin qui est fait pour être ce compagnon que son loup voudra revendiquer?
Je peux vous dire sans soucis, que j'adore cette série "La meute de la lune", et que j'ai vraiment hâte de connaître la suite de leurs aventures.
Je ne l'ai pas suivie depuis ses débuts, mais ce sera bientôt chose faite car je veux vraiment la découvrir dans son entièreté.
Comme vous l'avez compris, je vous la conseille sans hésitations si vous lisez de la romance MxM.
Nous allons en apprendre un peu plus sur Anthony, qui est un demi-fae, et qui a pour grand-père, nul autre que le Dieu Zeus lui-même, et fait donc partie de la "famille royale".
Farro fait partie de la meute, il a un fils, mais n'a plus de compagne car la mère de Sammy est décédée. Il est secrètement attiré par Silver et est jaloux d'Anthony.
Un jour, il se produit un événement tragique au domicile de Farro, sagouvernante est assassinée et Dare, qui gardait Sammy ce jour-là, est enlevé.
Un épisode liant la meute et le monde des faes, un épisode que j'ai trouvé très fort en émotions, rempli de sentiments, ainsi que de découvertes. Farro découvrira t-il enfin qui est fait pour être ce compagnon que son loup voudra revendiquer?
Je peux vous dire sans soucis, que j'adore cette série "La meute de la lune", et que j'ai vraiment hâte de connaître la suite de leurs aventures.
Je ne l'ai pas suivie depuis ses débuts, mais ce sera bientôt chose faite car je veux vraiment la découvrir dans son entièreté.
Comme vous l'avez compris, je vous la conseille sans hésitations si vous lisez de la romance MxM.
November 19, 2013
This story had a lot more action and plot than the earliest books.
I absolutley HATED what Anthony did at the beginning and was going to be genuinely put out if that status remained. It should be very interesting to see how the "deal with the Devil" turns out.
I had my issues with Farro in the beginning but softened toward him as the book progressed. Kylen appealed to me, but the Farro/Kylen coming together needed more "airplay". :-( I see the Kylen book is out and hope that their lesser story will be rectified.
I did find one continuity error that pulled me out of the story at the end. It was implied if not explicitly stated that Farro and Sammy (with Kylen) were to move to the pack condos, so whatever was in the bedside table should NOT have been Farro's.
ETA: I did feel that Farro was cheated out of "his" book and in turn I felt cheated out of his true story.
I absolutley HATED what Anthony did at the beginning and was going to be genuinely put out if that status remained. It should be very interesting to see how the "deal with the Devil" turns out.
I had my issues with Farro in the beginning but softened toward him as the book progressed. Kylen appealed to me, but the Farro/Kylen coming together needed more "airplay". :-( I see the Kylen book is out and hope that their lesser story will be rectified.
I did find one continuity error that pulled me out of the story at the end. It was implied if not explicitly stated that Farro and Sammy (with Kylen) were to move to the pack condos, so whatever was in the bedside table should NOT have been Farro's.
ETA: I did feel that Farro was cheated out of "his" book and in turn I felt cheated out of his true story.
August 13, 2009
This is a continuation of A to … Despite the title this was less about Farro and more about Anthony. Farro’s son is kidnapped by the mutant wolves who took him to the Dark Fae. They go to find him and bring home a Fae who has decided Farro is his mate but the author doesn’t really get into their relationship but lots of time is spent on Anthony trying to become a wolf and the problems that causes. The fae invented weres but its now prohibited but some mad scientist is creating mutants so they are on his trail now.
October 8, 2009
I've enjoyed all the books to this set, but I have to admit that in this one I was somewhat disappointed. I don't like giving a bad review, but it didn't deserve my best either. My apologies to you Amber. The other stories previously focused on the character under which the book is titled, but this one hadn't and I was disappointed by that fact. Instead the focus of this story was on a character whom already had his story and and glory. I hope in future stories I can enjoy the character I missed out on in this one.
October 30, 2011
It's a mix of storylines about different characters/pairs. I liked it nevertheless.
Anthony gets a wolf and duh.
>_< It was really rude for Zeus to give Anthony Lykaios or the spirit wolf of Zeus as his wolf. Was that a nasty plan to turn him off forever from the idea of being a shifter and closer to his mate and pack?
I can't believe Zeus didn't know what (that) will happen if Lykaios appears in front of Silver. I won't say "couldn't Zeus give Anthony ordindary wolf" because obviously to his grandson no, he couldn't. But at least an omega or beta wolf since Anthony is Alpha's mate?
Anthony gets a wolf and duh.
>_< It was really rude for Zeus to give Anthony Lykaios or the spirit wolf of Zeus as his wolf. Was that a nasty plan to turn him off forever from the idea of being a shifter and closer to his mate and pack?
I can't believe Zeus didn't know what (that) will happen if Lykaios appears in front of Silver. I won't say "couldn't Zeus give Anthony ordindary wolf" because obviously to his grandson no, he couldn't. But at least an omega or beta wolf since Anthony is Alpha's mate?
January 22, 2015
Well, so far each short story seems to be more like a chapter of Anthony & Silver's story; all really quick reads & the angst of the books usually seem forced. I think it would actually be better if read all at once, instead of like a serial with each chapter coming out every few months. However, the main plot is interesting, so I keep following it.
I didn't really care for Farro, but Anthony & Silver's sidd plot made this book worth reading.
I didn't really care for Farro, but Anthony & Silver's sidd plot made this book worth reading.
February 9, 2013
This had potential, it could have been a great read, instead, I felt a little cheated.
Again such a short story. But it had so much going on, too much for the Length. So I felt Farro got a little or no attention. Too much was given to Anthony. Now I love the demi-god, but he had had his book. This book should have been given a different title. And what with Dare and Steven's issues, poor Farro got the last few pages :-(
He needs another book.
Again such a short story. But it had so much going on, too much for the Length. So I felt Farro got a little or no attention. Too much was given to Anthony. Now I love the demi-god, but he had had his book. This book should have been given a different title. And what with Dare and Steven's issues, poor Farro got the last few pages :-(
He needs another book.
June 30, 2013
A fairly good story that gave us more Silver and Anthony as well as a romance between Farro and Kylen. However that romance is rather glossed over to put forward the story of Anthony and his wish to be more for his partner Silver. Also the blurb is misleading because Dare from book 4 is the one kidnapped by the mutants and Farro's son is later kidnapped by a member of the Moon Pack. That aside over all the story is good and helps the storyline for the Moon Pack continue in an interesting way.
January 12, 2011
Liked this one better than some of the others but don't really understand where the usual romance of the "titled" character - Farro didn't seem to get his book and it was more like an Anthony/Silver story. Some of the editing drove me nuts again, too - Anthony became Tony but only in a couple places and obvious words were left out of sentences that really revolved around that omitted word.
February 4, 2012
Finding Farro is book 6 in the paranormal erotica, Moon Pack Series by Amber Kell. I love this series. It's a hot, M/M or M/M/M erotica with compelling characters and a great story. I wasn't a big fan of Farro or when Anthony made a deal with his grandfather. This was my second to least favourite in the series. My favourites so far are books 7, 8, and 9.
May 13, 2019
Love these books - great novellas ~ sexy, entertaining and fun!
It appears there will eventually be A-Z and there is plenty of room for it to go even beyond that. It is very entertaining with interesting characters and unique twists in each story. They do need to be read in order - each group of MC's have their own story but there is an overlaying back story that grows throughout each book.
It appears there will eventually be A-Z and there is plenty of room for it to go even beyond that. It is very entertaining with interesting characters and unique twists in each story. They do need to be read in order - each group of MC's have their own story but there is an overlaying back story that grows throughout each book.
January 1, 2011
The only thing that keeps me reading this series is the characters. They are so funny! This series would be so much better if it actually had plot… the books are so short it seems more like an outline.
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