Knot for Keeps

Havenverse, Book 2

By: Melissa Huxley

Narrated by: Louise Brenner, Ash Beverly

Clearmont Haven gave us everything: protection, peace, opportunity, and safety within the walls we called home.

It only took four alphas, an impossible crime, and a single night to shatter everything. Drugged and stolen away, I'd overheard something vital, but I can't remember what the hell it was.

The problem was, I needed that information if I was ever going to escape this pack. Archer, the sweet-natured computer tech I'd already been talking to for months. Gage, the exhausted pack leader carrying the world's weight on his shoulders. Finn, the small-town veterinarian who might be damaged beyond repair. Kane, the pack's stoic guardian despite his reluctant, complicated place within it.

Behind me, the safety of the home I'd always known. Ahead of me, the dangerous but exhilarating unknown with four men I was strangely drawn to. No matter which way I chose, one thing was certain: everything was about to change.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Melissa Huxley (P)2025 Tantor Media

I don’t even know !

Yes they smell safe but hello they kidnapped you she didn’t hear there conversation and she just stayed there when she didn’t need to and then she just let Kane basically drug her during her heat and put her to sleep for her heat and woke up like oh he petted me yayyy she has no self preservation hello . Yes I know they are not technically bad guys but damn she just acts like it’s no big deal with some of the things Kane does to her and archer let all this happen and then she just forgives him like oh it’s ok no big deal you lied to me and had your pack kidnap me oh well let me make my own documentary about myself falling in love with my kidnappers

Loooooong and drawn out

This book was clearly stretched out to meet a page length requirement. it is insufferably long and tortuously drawn out. First, I started skipping chapters. Finally I gave up and DNF. the characters are slim and several of the Alphas are so similar it was difficult to keep them straight.