The Pacifist

Men of the North Series, Book 10

By: Elin Peer

Narrated by: Noelle Bridges, John Masterson

A promise is a promise, but this promise is one I should have never made.

Mila, a sweet pacifist born in the Motherlands, has avoided conflicts all her life. Now, living in the Northlands with the ruling family who adopted her, she's under pressure to follow the traditions of the North and let fierce warriors fight for her hand in marriage.

But how can she marry if it means giving up on her friendship with Jonah, the first male councilman in the Motherlands and her closest friend? Every night they talk, laugh, and share their darkest secrets.

Will Mila find a voice strong enough to say no, and is she willing to jeopardize her family's political power for Jonah, who most likely wants nothing but a platonic friendship with her? Or does he?

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Elin Peer (P)2019 Tantor

The Best Book

This is my favorite book of the series so far; so much action and drama, yet humor and love. Magni is my favorite character in the series; so raw and alpha; his character seems so real and down to earth. It is interesting to see how both groups are building a democracy; the highs and the lows. The narrators are doing a great job with characters as usual. Hope the remaining books in series are this good!

the Motlander man

Jonha is not possessive like the Nman and the the spicy scenes lack a bit in this book but it is still quite good. I was surprised and Millia's daring in public. good HEA

Jonah's and Mia

This was a very nice addition to the series. Had been waiting to finally get to their story. Just love how the other carracter show up in the story great writing andnarratíon on to the next book.

I'm sad that this is the last book

But it was a beautiful ending to the series and seeing everyone grow and finally reach some balance. Loved Jonah. And I was beyond glad to see a happy ending for Magni. This series was unique and entertaining. Elin Peer is a favorite of mine.

loved it.

I loved this series. it was fun watching the group grow and evolve. it also makes you think about if this happened now, would we live the same way or something like this. I would listen to it again.