Wow, it's hard to believe that this is the last review of the year. I want to take this opportunity to thank my wonderful review team for all the work you do in providing me with these reviews for the blog. The reviews this year came from @Timothy M. @Puppilull @Cole Matthews @spikey582 @Parker Owens @aditus and @mollyhousemouse. Thank you to each and every one of you, I appreciate what you've done more than I could ever say. I also want to take this moment to remind everyone that, while we have a review team, we welcome reviews from outside of the team as well. If you're interested in reviewing a story in 2020, please get in touch with either myself or @Timothy M..  Now, lets take a look at the last review of 2019!

Peace and Quiet
FantasyBoy69

Reviewer: Timothy M.
Status: Complete
Word Count: 43,198

When I started reading the Homestead Pride series, I hadn’t realized it was about a shifter universe. So I was just as surprised as the main characters in the first two stories, when they find out the hard way. Of the five books currently in the series, my favorite is number 2, Peace and Quiet. You can actually read it without knowing the first book, but there will be a couple of spoilers, so if you have time, why not treat yourself to reading the whole series during the holidays.

Peace and Quiet is about a guy who takes matters in his own hands in order to get out of an abusive relationship. He doesn’t resort to violence, but simply leaves in order to find the solitude and calm he has been denied for too long. While on his way to his home town, he meets a few decent people who help him restore faith in other beings (human or not). Even more importantly, he finds out the things he has been told about shifters are mostly lies. 

But the best part of the book is about the friends he makes, and how important they become in his life. Loyal, trustworthy, caring and fun – don’t we all need friends like that ? Those relationships are a huge part of what brings me back to this series every so often. I hope you’ll agree. 

Happy Holidays (Glædelig Jul) from Denmark.

Category: Fiction Genres: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Romance  Tags:  young adult, mature adult,  were-creatures, adult, gay, north america  Rating: Mature