Pack’s Queen

Wolves of Crimson Hollow Series, Book 3 (A Fairy Tale Retelling Paranormal Romance)

By: M.H. Soars, Michelle Hercules

Narrated by: Tristan James, Virginia Rose

Pack's Queen is the epic, fast-paced conclusion to the Wolves of Crimson Hollow trilogy. Get ready for romance, action, and jaw-dropping revelations.

After a harrowing battle in Shadow Creek, Red and her allies defeated Valerius and freed his wolves. But the victory came at a great cost. Tristan was captured by the archdemon Harkon, and Dante's whereabouts are unknown.

Despite the odds stacked up against her, Red is determined to save her mates at any cost. Even if it means making deals with devilish creatures or working side by side with her ex.

Contains mature themes.

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

male Narrator seems to be losing his interest?

I didn't even notice there was a difference between narrators until 1/2 way thru the book before this. However, the voices became more similar and monotone, and he even started out a chapter reversing male and female voices...or at least the male were higher octave and the female lower octave. Really too bad because I can't force myself to listen to the next one. Even though the story and famale narrator are great!Might want to just read it if you expect more. Ruined the experience in this book.

Pack’s Queen (Wolves of Crimson Hollow #3)

Pack’s Queen (Wolves of Crimson Hollow #3) ~ Title: Victory with a price—Harkon’s shadow falls
This one is the battle book, and it delivers. After Shadow Creek, Red and her alphas go from lovers to leaders. The authors don’t flinch—choices hurt, and people bleed. Harkon (archdemon) steps out of the fog at last, and the cost of challenging him is brutal: Tristan is taken, Dante goes off the grid, and Red has to wear the crown whether she wants to or not.
Semi-spoiler: the magic system clicks—Red’s power isn’t random; it’s legacy. Politics inside the pack get messier (loved the loyalty tests), and the found-family threads tighten around Red like armor.
It’s a shade darker, which I liked, but the emotional whiplash is real—hence the 4.5 vibe. That ending is a cliff with teeth, and it launched me straight into book four. Still obsessed.

Pretty good read, satisfied

The narrators did great, the series had its plot twists and spicy moments. Overall not a bad read, it kept me decently hooked. It's not one of my favorite series ever but it certainly wasn't painful to listen to. Glad I gave it a shot.

The reverse harem

I love the growth of Red, it was sad with seeing how horrible family can be. But the ones you choose make all the difference

I love these this series

The only thing I disliked was that instead of pronouncing “arch” as Ark….they pronounced it actually arch 😑