Feral Moon

There were lots of twists and turns in this latest installment of the Dirigo Pack series, a few that I did not see coming.
Kayleigh may be the pampered “princess” of her back, being the Alpha’s daughter, but she’s got a backbone of steel. Good thing to have when dealing with Maddox, an Alpha with possible moon madness, who just rescued her from kidnappers. Oh, and they might be mates.
The chemistry between our leads is smexy and smoking, enough to set fire to the forest where they live. The intrigue and suspense kept me entertained and turning pages. For some reason, I thought this was the last book, but I’m thinking we might be returning to this pack very soon…and I’m very excited. Great storyline, wonderful characters and an unexpected secondary character I can’t wait to learn more about. Loving this series

Feral Moon made me remember why I love wolf shifter romances so much. All the drama and all the tropes. I did a naughty thing and didn’t read the first two books. However I didn’t have any confusion or felt lost while reading. In my opinion this can be read as a standalone, but it is always best to start with book one. Feral Moon is the third book in the Dirigo Pack series. The three books do feature different couples but there is an ongoing arc that connect all three books.

Spice level (1-5): 🌶️🌶️

Kayleigh is abducted and is rescued by her father’s rival, Maddox when they went through his territory. Weary of her and strangely drawn to her, Maddox doesn’t want Kayleigh away from him. Keeping her would mean a war between the two opposing packs. But his wolf screams to keep her. Maddox has been waiting for his mate for past the normal time and is being affected by moon madness. Being a threat to his pack, can he risk being close to Kayleigh and not hurting her like his father hurt his mother? Would marking her save him or doom them both?

I would recommend Feral Moon to all shifter romance readers. If you love fated mates, wolf shifters, age gap, enemies to lovers, forbidden romance, found family, spice, paranormal romance, you’ll love Feral Moon. This book does contain mild violence and gore, and unaliving. For all the wolf shifter lovers this one is for you!

Warning: Reading Feral Moon may make you want to get abducted so your mate can save you. May make you want an excuse to say FUBAR. May make you remember to never switch cars. May make you appreciate your home cooked meal more. Read responsibly.

*I received an Advance Reader Copy for free via Booksprout and I am leaving an honest review of my own volition. All thoughts are my own.*