stevie437
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I'm not going to lie this one is quite a hard read but do persevere. I feel in love with the Win and Tad, and although a lot of the book is quite dark their love for each other eventually gave them the strength to survive the ordeal.
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A great story with its share of ups and downs but the characters are beautifully written and well paced. @Bill W yet again draws you into Tony and Jordan's world where love eventually conquers all.
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Really liked this story, I would have liked it to be a bit longer but for a quick read it was great
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Really enjoyed the first two installments and was looking forward to the third. Is it still in the pipeline? I do hope so but given the amount of time that has passed I have a feeling it might not happen. I think its a great story and I loved the two main characters
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Fantastic tale with loveable characters and an uplifting storyline. I would have liked a little more but it was enjoyable and I didn't need my box of tissues for this one. @Bill W characters are well written and draw you into the story. I do recommend you read his other works especially "Castaway Hotel" which is a sometimes emotionally training saga.
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Another great story from @Bill W A heartwarming tale of young love and its power to overcome. I would like to have followed their journey a bit longer but its the perfect length for an evening read.
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More new members for the family with more obstacles to overcome. I've really enjoyed being able to read this expansive story over the last couple of weeks and I hope we might get another installment at some point in the future.
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Still loving this series even though I know its coming to and end as their is just one more book to read. A villain from the past literally comes back to haunt the happy home.
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The Currie household expands as their love helps more kids
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We jump forward a few years and Danny and Brandon make good on their previous promise to continue with the Castaway Hotel
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The rollercoaster continues and this story still has me hooked.
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The saga continues with more difficult times but the family pulls together to as always.
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Trials and tribulations for the Curries, but even with the ups and downs this is heartwarming tale
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Another fantastic book that continues the Castaway hotel story. I'm not going to lie but this was a difficult read at times. A box of tissues is mandatory.
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More fantastic tales from the Castaway hotel, if you have read the previous 4 installments I'm sure your dying to find out what happens next
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More fantastic writing in this book, a rollercoaster of emotions with some sad times ahead
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Another great installment of a epic saga with so much more to come
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A great second installment, I presume if your reading this then you have read the first book already. Writing this review after reading the whole series including "Next Generation"
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Its a great start to a fantastic series of books I'm writing this review after reading all the the currently published installments. If you do plunge in expect highs and lows and a rollercoaster of emotions as the books continue to chart the progress of the Castaway hotel. I've been lucky enough to read the whole series of the last few weeks and although I would say it is generally an uplifting tale there are some parts that had me weeping. This is not because the books are all doom and gloom but testament to @Bill Wwriting and characters that you will fall in love with. Many thanks again for what must have been a real labour of love.
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I'll be upfront and say that I'm writing this review after enthusiastically devouring all the books in the series. If you love a were-creatures tale its up there with some of my favourites especially as it centres on an expanding group of were-bears. The world is beautifully described with just enough detail for your imagination to do the rest. It starts off quite dark but it definitely gets better. The story moves along at a good pace with a cast of loveable and not so loveable characters that had me invested after just a few chapters. @Grumpy Bear has created an incredible first story of the "Werebears in America" collection and the subsequent books just get better and better.
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ARGHHH! I broke my rule about not starting to read story unless it was completed but I couldn't help myself lol. I enjoyed the first 5 books so much that I couldn't resist. I do hope it continues as I really want to see the lions get their comeuppance and Tau and Chikondi free from the tyrannical emperor. I pray to Odin that @Grumpy Bear can find the inspiration to complete yet another fantastic instalment of the "Werebears of America" series
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Werebears in America by Grumpy Bear
stevie437 replied to Grumpy Bear's topic in Stories Discussion Forum
Just read the first 5 books and loved them. I haven't started the "gods and ancients but I love all the characters but I would like to see Bernie's story develop but from the title I kind of guessing that might be the subject of the sixth book. Definitely more were species its a great way of highlighting the very different mindsets of the different shifters. The bears are still my favourite. -
Great story and I'm so looking forward to staring the second book. Hooray for the gay authors archive.
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I have just finished reading this story after binge reading the four two books. If you haven't read them then stop reading this as I might mention some of the plot ( I wouldn't want to spoil anything) I started reading the first book while recovering from a bought of covid (second time catching it) Everything happens at such a fast pace and there are so many twists and turns that it felt like a never ending rollercoaster. I had one major problem with the fifth book, the prime villains in story (Jeff and Kevin) they were such important part of the previous stories that when they went evil it just didn't seem to make sense. I know there needs to be protagonists but I found it hard to believe that they turn on their children (even with the whole eunuch thing) I see that there seems to be one more chapter to read (the Michaels family holidays) but it seems to be on a long term hold so I don't know if I should read it given your propensity for a cliff hanger. Overall I loved the story, I've been working my way through all the paranormal stories in the archive and enjoyed the ability to read the stories from start to finish. I'm not sure I could wait for updates in real time so the archive has been a godsend. I do hope you might revisit the paranormal genre as its good to escape into another world especially given the times we are living in. Thanks for the hard work in creating this world and this story.
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This will be short and sweet because I've ran out of superlatives for this tribology when reviewing the previous 2 books. Safe to say this is another great instalment and brings to a fitting end the Hybrid Journey series. Its a story of redemption and after concentrating on Caleb in the beginning the book culminates in the final battle. A great conclusion (I wish it wasn't) to a really exciting read that had me enthralled for several days as I just couldn't put it down. Thanks again to @kbois for the considerable time and effort that went into creating this amazing world.
