Thirdly

Your imagination's still better than the rough sketches. I have an effeminate style because I've drawn mostly women for years. You wouldn't believe how many times I keep trying to draw Orin's dad, which you'll read about soon.

Anyone could use a Nix in their lives, ha ha. And by black, we mean pitch black. Though the renditions aren't perfect, we took a stab at drawing some of these guys in the @HinderToyBL gallery. We also have a couple of guest artworks in there. My icon/avatar, for example, is Mycha.

Yes, six seems to be our favorite number in terms of character juggling, whether they're all in the same unit or not (not including side characters, for example, in the Lust and Chastity series we have a set of four and a pair of two as 'main characters'). Except, of course, in Cuddlefish. One pair's more opportunistic, but it's pretty much just 2 pairs of main characters. I went off on a tangent there. Everything we piece together in world-building is fairly even, @Rambling Robin's ideas and mine.

If you make it to the end of the story, let us know what you thought overall! Glad you're enjoying it so far.

This was then followed by a hilarious talk about fire trees, mosquitoes, and salt guns.

Robin: omg Thirdly: eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee we finished Robin: Are we done?!?!?!?! Thirdly: yesssss Robin: holy crap Robin: wow Robin: That's the third story we've finished! Thirdly: victory \o/ ...figured I'd show the conclusion to the conclusion

Yes, they do! Luckily they have friends and family to lend a hand every now and then. And thanks for commenting!

More on this in Cuddlefish, eventually.

Did I forget to steer readers towards the story Cuddlefish? If you haven't peeked at it yet, that's the story we're currently working on and it does distantly relate to this one.

Yes, it will eventually happen. But, we've a ways yet before we start talking about our plans for the second generation.

Many thanks from the both of us.

Not quite yet, but eventually!

OH! And in case anyone hasn't seen my rendition of the babies yet:

Out of the crew, Caspin, Mycha, and Phenner can shift into a spirit form. Mycha is the only one that can speak while in his mouse form. The same goes for the three ex-thieves...they all have spirit forms, but only Daniel the Ferret can speak while in his. As for the babies...I'd have to dig for information to find out and I'm too scared to look at the chart again. I think Robin has a better version of the chart that is legible, ha ha ha!

Yes, there will be a sequel, and the sequel has a surprise. I just can't say anything yet.

They weren't all fully described. For example, Anisa was born in her spirit form and we've yet to describe her human form. But, we will definitely be seeing more of them.

Just as addictive as the first book. More suspense and action. Excellent character development and build-up, as usual. Would love to revisit the Timber Pack universe in the future.

Blast. I completely ate this sequel up so fast. If you ever revisit this series, I'm certain that my face will be glued to my computer screen once again. Now, let me think...the suspense and danger in this one felt like higher stakes than the first book. I feared for Buzz's and Jed's lives, almost the entire time. I liked how we were shown some of the other packs when they all gathered. I loved the collaborations between the packs and that Parker and Colton were able to keep Christopher. We saw Jed's woes progress from one frustration to the next (PTSD, disinterest, mate overload, rejection...). Poor guy had it rough for a good while there. I liked that Buzz was assimilated into the pack seamlessly and that we got to see his and Jed's point of view whenever they observed Colton and Parker's dynamics, like when Parker was ticked off that he wasn't allowed to fight, ha ha ha. The 'circle' fight between Jed and Roy was both great and gross (in the visuals that it prompted, I mean). The hormonal Shell was hilarious, as well. I freaked out when she was taken, as I didn't expect it. I'm also still quite surprised that his old pack allowed Buzz to stay with them, but I won't look a gift horse in the mouth, it was a relief. As usual, the interactions between the couples were progressive and searing hot. I really enjoyed it; just as much as the first one!

Well, the good part is that with 6 dads, there's some kind of balance. The kids won't get away with everything, but they probably will get away with a lot!

...actually, that title would belong to Miles. The girls are definitely more protected, though.