“Silence filled the room, thick and palpable. No Elder Meeting had ever been this divided. Conflict had always existed towards something or someone else, and they came together to resolve it together. They’d disagreed many times, but they’d never been divided.” Until Sadie.
Sadie didn’t believe in werewolves until her girlfriend came to her rescue wearing fur. Billie, Beta of the Boise Pack, never dreamed she’d discover her mate is a Mage. After centuries of conflict between the two races, none could remember even a simple friendship between a Wolf and a Mage. Mates? Unfathomable.
Raised by Humans, even Sadie didn’t know she was a Mage until recently. For half her life, she’d abhorred the mental powers that marked her as a freak and terrified others. Keeping the promise she made to herself years ago, she refused to use her abilities to control the people around her. Few of the Billie’s packmates will look beyond her race, and only the Alpha’s promise keeps them from killing her.
Sadie wants to lie low, let the dust settle, and spend time with Billie while her pack gets used to her. Instead an ancient Wolf appears and asks her to protect the pack against Mages who would destroy them. In order to protect her mate and the pack, Sadie must jeopardize everything and everyone she loves. She could lose Billie, the few friendships she’s formed among the Wolves, and the Alpha’s protection.
And for the first time in her life, she’ll meet others like her.
Loved this book. Second hit by the author. Can't wait till her third book comes out!
If you enjoy action, mystery, well developed characters with a little magic thrown in just for excitement, this is a great choice. You will not want to put it down once you start reading. Don't miss this opportunity to experience wild wolves, sexy women, magic and mayhem all rolled into this super adventure.
The best lesbian-themed/lesbian written series I have read in a long time. Well written, well plotted. Her care with the characters' feelings and setting of the scenery took me back to lesbian author greats suck as Katherine V Forrest and Karin Kallmaker. The fact that it is also a fast-paced paranormal/sci fi theme is icing on the cake! The sex scenes were not gratuitous (in either book) and I loved the depth of emotion that went along with them. This book was definitely more action packed and the story paced along much quicker; almost too quick with not quite enough of that emotional pull that sucked me in with the first book. Still, it was a great read and I am anxiously awaiting the 3rd installment!
One thing I have really enjoyed about "Psyche Moon & Psyche Honor" is how smooth one book goes into the other. Usually in second books, the first chapter is spent rehashing everything from the first book. Doesn't happen here. Each book has the right amount of sex, adventure, ongoing debate, and conflect. I forgot to mention "The Wolf ". I can't hardly wait for the third book to come out. The preview I read at the end of "Payche Honor" has me eagerly waiting for it to be released. These are my kind of books. Thank you Ms Buhr, just keep 'em comming!
I have read both books in the series, and I loved them both. The love and conflict between the characters kept me engaged from page one. I read both books back to back in less than 24 hours, and I was ready for more. Great work, I'm looking forward to more.
