The Rival of Species by D. Fischer - Guest Blogger Book Review
Synopsis
The past is loyal. The present is desirable. The future may be neither.
From bestselling award-winning author D. Fischer, arrives the highly anticipated Howl for the Damned, a series for fans of Mercy Thompson, Bitten, and Alpha and Omega.
Jinx Whitethorn’s world has crashed into nothing but crumbles. A person she thought she could trust has betrayed her, and now Jacob Trent is left to pick up the pieces of the woman he loves.
With the traitor discovered, Jinx takes Jacob back home to the Lotus Coven in hopes of learning more about the curse her father put on the Bane Pack. Bringing home her shifter boyfriend to a manor full of witches is asking for trouble, but Jinx is beyond caring what the witches think of her. She’s learned to be loyal to her desires, and right now, all she wants is to find a way to deal with the Bane’s threats so she can live an uncomplicated life with Jacob and his pack.
But the Bane Pack is getting restless and desperate, a dangerous combination for ruthless killers. Jinx won’t be able to hide from them for long.
The Rival of Species in the third book in Howl for the Damned, a series based in the world of D. Fischer’s Divinus Kingdom. Divinus Kingdom is interconnecting novels that branch one series to the next.
The past is loyal. The present is desirable. The future may be neither.
From bestselling award-winning author D. Fischer, arrives the highly anticipated Howl for the Damned, a series for fans of Mercy Thompson, Bitten, and Alpha and Omega.
Jinx Whitethorn’s world has crashed into nothing but crumbles. A person she thought she could trust has betrayed her, and now Jacob Trent is left to pick up the pieces of the woman he loves.
With the traitor discovered, Jinx takes Jacob back home to the Lotus Coven in hopes of learning more about the curse her father put on the Bane Pack. Bringing home her shifter boyfriend to a manor full of witches is asking for trouble, but Jinx is beyond caring what the witches think of her. She’s learned to be loyal to her desires, and right now, all she wants is to find a way to deal with the Bane’s threats so she can live an uncomplicated life with Jacob and his pack.
But the Bane Pack is getting restless and desperate, a dangerous combination for ruthless killers. Jinx won’t be able to hide from them for long.
The Rival of Species in the third book in Howl for the Damned, a series based in the world of D. Fischer’s Divinus Kingdom. Divinus Kingdom is interconnecting novels that branch one series to the next.
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Jennifer's Review
What an awesome conclusion to the series of Howl for the Dammed.
Jinx and Jacob finally mate.
Soon, the alpha of the Bane pack comes after Jinx and demands she gives him and Hus pack back their wolf spirits so they can go on killing. Jinx hatches a plan with Sara and goes with Wice and his members.
Once he learns he had been tricked, he goes after Jinx and holds her captive. She gets free and sets up another way to give the Bane pack their wolf spirits.
Jinx uses her skinwalker skills to do something horrible to the alpha of the Bane pack.
What she does will scare you, so read at your own risk. What happens afterward, you will have to read to find out.
What an awesome conclusion to the series of Howl for the Dammed.
Jinx and Jacob finally mate.
Soon, the alpha of the Bane pack comes after Jinx and demands she gives him and Hus pack back their wolf spirits so they can go on killing. Jinx hatches a plan with Sara and goes with Wice and his members.
Once he learns he had been tricked, he goes after Jinx and holds her captive. She gets free and sets up another way to give the Bane pack their wolf spirits.
Jinx uses her skinwalker skills to do something horrible to the alpha of the Bane pack.
What she does will scare you, so read at your own risk. What happens afterward, you will have to read to find out.
5 stars
Author Bio
Bestselling and award-winning author D. Fischer is a mother of two very busy boys, a wife to wonderful husband, and an owner of two sock-loving German Shorthair Pointers. Seriously, they love to gift everyone socks, so naturally there’s random socks everywhere in the Fischer household.
They also have a cat named Geralt (Kitter of Fischer-a), but since Geralt adopted them and not the other way around, the cat is more of a tenant who occasionally purr-purrs for his rent, if he’s not too busy murdering nerf darts.
Together, these misfits live in Orange City, Iowa.
When D. Fischer isn’t chasing after her children and barking at them to shut the front door, she spends her time typing like a mad woman while consuming vast amounts of caffeine. Sometimes, if her husband can manage to remind her of the real world outside her office window, they hike!
Known for the darker side of imagination, she enjoys freeing her creativity through worlds that don’t exist, no matter how much we wish they did.
You can follow D. Fischer on Amazon, Bookbub, Instagram, Facebook, or join her VIP Reader's Group on Facebook: D. Fischer Reader's Group - Creatures of Divinus Kingdom.
They also have a cat named Geralt (Kitter of Fischer-a), but since Geralt adopted them and not the other way around, the cat is more of a tenant who occasionally purr-purrs for his rent, if he’s not too busy murdering nerf darts.
Together, these misfits live in Orange City, Iowa.
When D. Fischer isn’t chasing after her children and barking at them to shut the front door, she spends her time typing like a mad woman while consuming vast amounts of caffeine. Sometimes, if her husband can manage to remind her of the real world outside her office window, they hike!
Known for the darker side of imagination, she enjoys freeing her creativity through worlds that don’t exist, no matter how much we wish they did.
You can follow D. Fischer on Amazon, Bookbub, Instagram, Facebook, or join her VIP Reader's Group on Facebook: D. Fischer Reader's Group - Creatures of Divinus Kingdom.
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