Oh, sweet Enar, how I love thee. ;)
Somehow I always gravitate towards the confused ones.


The story picks up where the first book left off. It’s one thing that the men made the decision to become a foursome, it is entirely another to actually be in a poly relationship. It was especially hard for Enar, who’s a born alpha, but always felt different. To fully feel the connection and be completely in sync with his men, first he had to accept himself. He struggled a lot to come to terms with his true nature, thankfully his men were there with him every step of the way.

Otherwise, all four men were in each other’s arms in some way, either just comforting each other or… yeah, going at it like crazy bunnies, but thankfully it didn’t feel too much.

Now we got the omegaverse and the shifter-world mixed up (not sure everyone would like that), but how it was explained by Lidon’s uncle and Grayson, a famous alpha writer, it made sense to me. We got a bit of wolf-history.

The mystery got a bigger role this time, but it’s still not over. I’m not sure what to expect from the third book, because I kinda feel like we got almost everything from these men, and I think I would prefer if the story would continue from the other foursome’s (or moresome?) POV, otherwise to me it would feel a bit overdone, and it wouldn’t be about the romance anymore, but about the conspiracy, but let’s hope the author will prove me wrong. On the other hand I loved seeing the mystery unfold from Palani’s point of view, he’s whip-smart. And I want to see the pregnancy too from… well, everyone’s POV.
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So, our hot 4some is back. And now that they have discovered they are a 4some, they know that they have some lumps to iron out. No relationship ever goes smoothly, and when you have 4 people, you have 4 times the problems. One of the problems is Enar. He's just not sure where he fits in the relationship. Palani and Vieno were mated before Liddon came on the scene, so it makes sense that the 3 of them fit, but where does that leave Enar? He has some serious self-sabotaging voices in his head. He's afraid of what people out in the world are going to think of him, and he has always been told by his father that he is such a disappointment and a terrible alpha. But, when he's with his men, he feels better, and he's able to be himself, which is more of a beta. They give him a safe place to be him.

Meanwhile, they are slowly but surely starting to act as a more cohesive pack, with Liddon as the alpha. They are making decisions and inviting more people to live with them. They are continuing to improve the ranch and even adding in new buildings so that they can have even more people and so that they can house them safely. If Liddon is going to be THE alpha, he's going to do it right.

I'm looking forward to seeing what is going to keep happening in this series. There were a lot of interesting changes and things going on in this book and they ought to make for some really interesting events. ( )