Quirky humor that will both have you smiling softly and laughing out loud.Slow-burn m/m romances that are riddled with obstacles to overcome but are achingly beautiful and hopeful.Deep connections and a found family you’ll ache to be a part of (packpackpack Complex, multi-layered yet extremely loveable characters.Urban fantasy shifter lore with known elements and tropes but in a unique and fresh package.This is such a hidden gem of a series and though I give a very short mini review per book below, I’ll list here what each book has in common, what hooked me and why I would recommend this series to all: But that’s the main difference. Despite all that, I found myself loving this series just as much (if not even a bit more) than those other reads. It’s also a lot more graphic and violent. Klune books. For one, it is way angstier and heartbreaking. That’s all true, because this series is definitely very different from those other, more recent T.J. And because I heard other reviewers comment about how different those books were from Wolfsong and the Green Creek series especially. I was worried that the magic that hooked me in both The House in the Cerulean Sea or Under the Whispering Door would not be present in his other books.
Because the previous two books I’ve read by TJ Klune were so amazing that I just didn’t think any other books could live up to them. As I mentioned in my full Wolfsong review, I was very hesitant about starting this book and series.
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