When this series started, it was about Em and her awful life of abuse and sexual assault growing up at the hands of people she should have been able to trust.

There's too many fucking things happening.

Continuing on the idea of too many things happening. How many books are we anticipating in this series? By the end of this book, we've introduced SO MANY different antagonists, plot lines, and conflicts that I can't see them all being properly resolved in the next book. Unfortunately, this book fell flat for me and ended up frustrating me with the direction the series is headed in more than anything.ġ. I want to start off by saying that this series really drew me in initially, and I was super excited to get my hands on Dangerous Renegade as soon as it came out. I saw another review on here list out a lot of my complaints with this book, and I entirely agree with so much of what they said. Feel free to tag me with a question about any of my books, or just say hi! I’m active on social media, and I love hearing from readers. No lie, whenever one of my readers brings up my wolves, I do a little a fist pump. One of the series I hear my readers recommend the most is the Untouchable series followed in quick succession by the Vandals, and that just delights me. I started with Earth Witches Aren’t Easy, the first in the Chance Monroe trilogy, but my characters and I have traveled a long way since I created that urban fantasy world. After all, my grandmother wasn’t a fan of picture books and used to read me her Harlequin Romance novels.įriends to lovers, enemies to lovers, friends to enemies to lovers, you name it, I love them and love to write them. Maybe writing was always my destiny and romance my fate. I can’t wait to discover what life (and my muse) have in store for me. I am constantly nurturing my muse as we dive into new tales, new tropes, new characters and more.Īfter seventeen years back in Texas, we relocated to the Pacific Northwest in search of seasons, new experiences, and new geography. It’s true in my marriage, my friendships, and in my career. I’ve always said that an HEA is a work in progress. I can tell you that my own personal happily ever after included writing books. Until they turned on me and said I had to write them. They were always there, my trustiest of companions. Books didn’t care if I was new to a town or to a class. Books were my best friends when I was growing up.

Dangerous Renegade by Heather Long