Enforcer

Stope Packs, Book 5

De: Rebecca Zanetti

Narrado por: Stella Bloom

Loyalty is fragile. Blood is currency. And the biggest threat comes from within.

Caidrik McGregor has spent his life as a mercenary, fighting for those who could afford his blade and walking away before the dust settled. Now, he’s been offered something far more dangerous—a chance to claim the Alpha seat of the Slate Pack, the same pack that cast out his family generations ago. To take it, he must survive the brutal trials, silence the doubters, and crush the rivals waiting for him to fail. The prize isn’t just power. It’s Nadia Hodge, the newly discovered daughter of the current Alpha, bound to him if he survives.

Nadia never needed a pack, let alone an Alpha deciding her fate. She didn’t grow up with their rules, wasn’t raised to play their games, and has no intention of letting a hardened outsider control her future. But war is coming, led by Caidrik’s half-brother, and someone inside their own ranks is leaving bodies behind. If she wants to protect the people who now call her family, she may have no choice but to stand at Caidrik’s side.

With enemies circling and trust in short supply, Caidrik and Nadia must decide what matters most—vengeance, power, or the unexpected pull of a bond neither of them saw coming.

©2026 Rebecca Zanetti (P)2026 Rebecca Zanetti

🌻🌻Not my favorite RZ series🌻🌻

🌻🌻🌻V from Kansas 🌻🌻

This hasn’t been my favorite of RZ’s series, however, it has been somewhat entertaining. There are a lot of predictable aspects and it’s not as sensual or as humorous as the Albertini Files.

good ending, but all over the place

while i like the ending of the packs finally coming together in this final book to wrap up the series, the trials seemed arbitrary and were unclear from the get go. With it being so open ended, it made the "rules" also arbitrary. It seemed the author was all over the place with that whole concept, making the sequence difficult to follow. Sure it's fantasy that the hero is always there to save the girl, but it just got so predictable. first it was just those fighting in the trials, then they have to be paired up with the "trophy", then a challenger to the "trophy" is allowed, then the odd chastity rules-- they can mess around during trials but they can't otherwise, and then the pack switch up in the end? what was the author smoking?

the author could've done a much better job with the last book, but I appreciate her bringing the 4 packs together in the end.