Dark Night

Elysiagems: Hi Marcy,I went into The Pack - On the Run bracing myself for the usual "oops, I’m a werewolf clichés, but then Josie’s dad decided to skip the Father of the Year awards and go full-blown villain at a petrol station. Honestly, I didn’t expect to be nodding along with the tension instead of rolling m...

evijak: Good writing and captivating story. Can’t wait for more 🤩

bhumika Kanani: Amazing plot twists and keeps you on the edge...!!A long time since I read something mysterious and full of suspense.. great writing.. waiting for Book 2 though..!!Looking forward to reading more of your work..🤗🤗🤗

Aditi: A good story. Never felt bored. It was nice that the story also showed other things than just their love story like career family etc. but i expected jess and moose together in the end but it never happened. But overall nice.

angeliccove: I like the way it’s written, as if Iona is talking to the readers. Moving constantly from the past to present; letting readers in into the misunderstanding, heartache, loss, etc. I’m glad it’s a happy ending. Love it!

Miriam0011: Hi, I just wanted to reach out and say how much I love your writing style. Your work always feels so engaging and well-researched. I was actually curious how do you usually approach your research phase before you start drafting? Looking forward to hearing from you!

deea: This is the perfect place for any reader who seeks a story filled with insanely steamy scenes that last several chapters long, narrated with original intrigue and plotted with hilarious episodes and lines. 📚✨️Kaid and Cadence had me cracking up with laughter; they were incredibly amusing. While she...

Saraa: Your story has become one of my favorites. I love how you developed the characters over time. Are you already working on another story, or do you have any ideas for future projects?

musa moo: Its a sweet story. The writing is very good. The only thing I found wanting was the structurisation. Whenever there was a change in scenario or situation, I wish there was some kind spacing or something to indicate that there's a change ahead. Because of that it became a bit confusing in the middle ...