Olympus Descending

kitkatbar29: So this first book in this series I liked. A good plot that flowed well for the most part with some twists along the way, good well developed characters... there are a few technical mistakes, but nothing to harsh. I must say toward the end of the book there were some issues with like a quick change ...

Mia: What an amazing story 💕

Cynical Optimist : You can never go wrong with a B. E. Harmel story.The plot is intriguing and the protagonists are mature and sensible.I was a little disappointed with the stylized writing. Harmel, a gifted storyteller easily draws the reader in by creating characters thatbwe can connect with emotionally. Hwre, she...

lblomme: I always love a story where good overcomes evil. The sad start, the growth, and ultimate strength of the main character was well done. The story never lagged and ultimately delivered a happy ending even for characters who were less than stellar. Well done!

lblomme: I love all the twists and turns and still a happy ending! Good strong characters, a big heart, and hope. Very well written, full characters, and great imagination!

Gallandro7: I originally added this because it looked interesting and I was curious how the mate process would go. I almost removed it due to several other books ahead of it, but I took an afternoon and read the entire thing in one go.I was pleasantly surprised at how well the book was crafted and that the mate...

Karen Nagy: This is a wonderful story with warm, endearing characters. It shows growth and acceptance of individual differences combined to make a strong unit. Loved the characters and enjoyed the writing style. Can't wait to read more!

Melissa: I like the nice wolves. I don't like the redundancy of her self loathing.

Nermein Elkurdi : I truly enjoyed reading The Orc’s Pet. Stephanie has a captivating writing style that draws the reader in from beginning to end and makes the characters unforgettable. The relationship between Hannah and Drokahr was one of the most enjoyable aspects of the story, particularly the way Hannah’s fear o...