I can't remember if there is any sex in this book. If there is, it's only one scene and at the end. This is the first in a trilogy(?) by this author that falls in the "Kingdom of Wolves" series.

I have noticed that the books in this series are mostly firsts in their own trilogies, so be aware that if you read a book thinking it's a standalone (unless it specifically indicates that it is) then be prepared for a cliffhanger. Also, since this is a relatively new anthology/multi-author seires, then it's expected that the individual author trilogies from this series are not out yet.

This is one of those cases, and it would be nice if I knew this ahead of time. When I read that this was a first in a three part trilogy I assumed all three books were out already. As of this review only the first book it out. I am assuming it's three books because there are three "heroes" that the heroine needs to "date" in one month increments. She basically is told that if she lives with one of the heros for a month, then he and his family (pack) will protect the heroine's pack - which is comprised of "bitten" werewolves that have been hunted down and killed for being "bitten" and not some other kind of accepted werewolf.

So not to be outdone, two other shifter wolves pledged the same protection if the heroine also dates/lives with them. SO three total different wolves all vying for the hand of this lowly shifter female who has decided to take them up on their offers because it means protection for her pack/family.

What we learn through varuious chapters written in the male POV is that each of these other werewolves believes that they are true mates with this female. THey aren't wrong either, it's just shaping up that she has multiple "true mates". This book is about the first month she has with the intitial shifter. It's mostly an enemies to lovers, where there isn't really any loving going on. Like I said, I can't remember if they actually get together before the end.

So, I guess I will just wait until the final books are released before continuing. I am bummed that this is the norm for this series. ( )