Category: Shifter
Witch of the Wolves by Kaylee Archer
Queen B’s Decree: Well. Absolutely didn’t predict how much I’d be obsessed with this series. Cordelia is a witch, living with her aunt after her mother’s passing. And well, long story short, she gets kidnapped by a werewolf because oops, she’s half-wolf. Her first meeting with Bishop is not one I would consider a meet-cute, […]
Abandoned Bonds by Kathryn Covens
Queen B’s Decree: I have been wanting this book since I finished Forgotten Ashes (which feels like an eternity because I’m DRAMATIC). The cliffhanger at the end of FA made me gasp and I needed more. Abandoned Bonds doesn’t disappoint. We immediately jump back into the story, and our death god Asher is so—SO—grumpy and […]
Reborn by Jaymin Eve
Reclaimed by Jaymin Eve
Queen B’s Decree: I first read this in 2021, when it was an indie release. But reading this time around, I realize I have remembered literally nothing about this book. It all felt new—which I guess I can spin as a good thing? Con: my memory is shit. Pro: hey new book experience. Reclaimed starts […]
The Wolf King by Lauren Palphreyman
Wereball by Isabella Skye
Queen B’s Decree: Wereball started off with a bang. Yvaine, a medical student who aspires to be a neurosurgeon, ends up texting a mysterious werewolf from a rival pack. And their texting starts as bickering and insults and eventually turns into what feels like a true friendship—although he still stays a mystery. Now while there […]
Her Vicious Beasts & Her Feral Beasts by EP Bali
Queen B’s Decree: I listened to the prequel and immediately started the first book, so I plan to review them together. This story had promise. Aurelia has an inner animal (aka her Animus), and has been foretold to have five different mates; but she doesn’t have the same Animus as her evil father so she’s […]
Rejected by Jaymin Eve
Rising Reign by Tessa Hale
Queen B’s Decree: Tessa Hale’s books are always a satisfying read. I really enjoyed this conclusion to Wren’s story. The big magical finale was as enjoyable as expected, and I loved the fast pace of the plot (I just want the bad guys to lose, okay???). But where her writing shines is the interpersonal relationships. […]









