Mother of Wolves

Wolves of Crimson Hollow Series, Book 4

By: M.H. Soars, Michelle Hercules

Narrated by: Tristan James, Virginia Rose

Seven months after the events of Pack's Queen, Red and her mates are finally able to enjoy their bond. With the imminent arrival of their babies, their only concern is how many diapers to buy and picking out babies' names.

But the Furies, Artemis' ancient enemies, have escaped their Underworld prison, and they're now thirsty for revenge. Unable to touch the goddess, they have set their sight on Artemis' former wolves, Sam and Dante.

Fearsome and powerful, their malicious spell will not only affect the Wolfe brothers but everyone in Crimson Hollow.

To save her mates, Red will have to rely on her instincts and on the power of the bond she shares with Tristan, Sam, and Dante. But time is not on her side. If she can't destroy the Furies and reverse their spell, she might lose everything she loves, including her unborn children.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 M. H. Soars and Michelle Hercules (P)2020 Tantor

Laughs of joy and tears

This book definitely had some twists that made my mouth drop. I absolutely love the nickname "shady grandma". Tears came at the end but loved the outcome

loved it

omg I am wanting more. I loved it. edge of my seat wanting to know what becomes of everyone
Red, Sam, Tristan and Dante. as well as the babies.

Love Me Some Wovles

Red, Tristan, Dante and Sam. I loved all the characters. It was a good read I just didn’t like the male narrator he couldn’t read the girl parts which was annoying. He did fine for the males though. I wish it didn’t end I would have loved to see how the babies life’s would have turned out.

This slapped!

This is one of those stories that continuously keeps you entertained. Often I would find myself saying one more chapter, I don't know if this the end but I'm excited to read more.

Mother of Wolves (Wolves of Crimson Hollow #4

Mother of Wolves (Wolves of Crimson Hollow #4) ~ Title: Fierce, tender, and wildly satisfying—mama’s not to be messed with
Seven months later and Red is juggling leadership, love, and imminent babies (yes, plural), all while the enemy refuses to stay dead. The tone shifts to fierce-protective without losing the heat or humor. Valerius becomes the strategist, Tristan the heart, Dante the wildfire—you feel why this bond works.
Semi-spoiler: there’s a rescue that pays off threads laid back in book one, a ritual that snaps the demon line, and a birth scene that somehow manages to be epic and intimate. The authors stick the landing on family, fate, and power.
Do we get peace? Enough to breathe. But a final breadcrumb hints the Hollow still has doors to open—and I’m absolutely here for more. I loved this one best.