Cupid's Pack

Heart Stone Mates, Book 1

De: Kelsey Gamble

Narrado por: Soren Gray, Helena Walters

"Cupid is the hand of fate."

Cupid's Pack has always served one purpose: Protect the purity of mate bonds.

But when my own fated mate turns out to be an unbearable prick, I tarnish my mother's perfect record. As the Luna of Cupid's Pack, she's never allowed one of our own to live unmated . . . And she has no intention of making an exception for me.

When I choose to reject my mate, I seal my fate as an outcast.

I have no business being part of a pack known for love bonds when I don't understand what love really is. I pack up the precious stone my father gave me for my eighteenth birthday and go rogue, determined to find answers for myself.

My Heart Stone leads me far from home, and it brings something unexpected. Mate bonds. Five distinct bonds that defy the rules shifters have always lived by. All five of my new mates are ready to mark our bonds, but nothing prepared me to make a choice like this.

What if our fates aren't sealed after all?

©2022 Kelsey Gamble (P)2023 Tantor

Giant cliffhanger

I enjoyed the story and found it engaging and suspenseful. Towards the end it started feeling a little repetitive and rushed. And then right in the middle of an action sequence BAM! Books over. What?! This isn’t a complete book. Super disappointed because I enjoyed it otherwise. I’m still giving 4 stars which shows how good I thought the story was… most unexpected cliffhangers only get 3 stars from me. It almost feels like a betrayal from the author to have a severe cliffhanger with no warning… so now you’ve been warned!

5 mates?

this book is very good. it keeps you waiting for more. to see what happens next.

It’s okay

All I can say is It is an okay story see where going hopefully keeps going stronger seems better writing as goes

I loved it

So fun personalities of all male mates, especially the second last one our main character found. A very great read, entertaining and sweet. Only critique I will give is that the journey they did throughout the book was very strange. Camp - Mountains - Training camp - back to camp? Made no sense. She found mates throughout yes but if that was the only reason for the travels it was not clear enough and also not a good enough reason to just run around random places for the whole book haha! But I really liked it and it was most likely because of a strong female lead and sweet, strong, protective and cool FIVE MATES!!!