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Graphic: Cursing, Death, Emotional abuse, Gore, Misogyny, Physical abuse, Sexual content, Torture, Toxic relationship, Violence, Grief, Gaslighting
Moderate: Bullying, Mental illness, Kidnapping, Suicide attempt, Injury/Injury detail
Minor: Confinement, Genocide, Gun violence, Infidelity, Self harm, Sexism, Stalking
I AM UNWELL. AHHHH. This book was SO FREAKING GOOD. I have no clue how I’m supposed to just start another book after this one.
Aurora truly shines and starts to come into herself in this book. Her personal growth and internal battle are powerful to witness and I can’t wait to see her fully bloom in the third book. The author caused me some serious emotional damage; I cried so much, really feeling each punch to my soul. Every character has so much nuance behind their actions, particularly one conniving alpha. Each twisted secret that is revealed had me gasping and on the edge of my seat.
The Prince of Night picks up where The Wolf King left off, with Aurora, Callum, and Blake at Blake’s home. Aurora and Blake are now tied together after he saved her life by tying their life forces together. Aurora faces threats at all sides: Blake and his schemes, James and Callum’s fight for the throne, the new lord of the Borderlands, wolves who blame her for their lost loved ones, and even herself. Plagued by strange dreams of prisons, Aurora struggles to accept her inner wolf and unravel the many layers of mystery that her life seems to have become. She has difficult choices to make and fears to confront if she wishes to make it out alive and as her own woman.
Graphic: Child abuse, Confinement, Death, Domestic abuse, Emotional abuse, Gore, Panic attacks/disorders, Physical abuse, Torture, Violence, Kidnapping, Grief, Death of parent, Murder, Injury/Injury detail
Moderate: Sexism, Sexual content, War
Graphic: Death, Torture, Violence
Moderate: Blood, Kidnapping
Minor: Sexual content, Sexual harassment, War
Graphic: Confinement, Death, Torture, Kidnapping, Murder
Moderate: Death, Gore, Misogyny, Sexual content, Torture, Violence, Blood, Kidnapping, Injury/Injury detail
Minor: Alcoholism, Child abuse, Domestic abuse, Physical abuse, Rape, Sexual assault, Death of parent, Gaslighting, Alcohol, Sexual harassment, War
Graphic: Body horror, Confinement, Cursing, Death, Emotional abuse, Gore, Misogyny, Physical abuse, Sexual content, Torture, Violence, Blood, Kidnapping, Grief, Murder, Gaslighting, War, Injury/Injury detail
Minor: Child abuse, Domestic abuse, Physical abuse, Sexual assault
Graphic: Animal cruelty, Child abuse, Death, Domestic abuse, Emotional abuse, Misogyny, Torture, Blood
The bite is back—and so is the drama.
In this sizzling sequel to The Wolf King, the stakes are higher, the power plays are bolder, and the emotional tension is through the roof. The Night Prince continues Aurora’s journey as she’s swept deeper into the politics of the Wolf Kingdom—and caught between two alpha males with their own agendas.
While I enjoyed the continuation of the world and plot (seriously, the twists and darker turns were great), the love triangle left me torn. I like both Callum and Blake as characters, but the constant tug-of-war over Aurora wore thin. Callum’s fatalism in the face of her connection to Blake was frustrating—I wanted him to fight for her, not resign himself to losing her. And Blake… well, he’s magnetic and mysterious, but I’m still unsure if that makes him trustworthy or dangerous.
Honestly, there were moments I just wanted Aurora to walk away from both of them and rise to power on her own terms. She’s capable, fierce, and compelling, and I’m still rooting for her, even when I’m iffy on the romance dynamics.
The shifter lore continues to be one of the strongest elements of this series—unique, immersive, and grounded in a world full of layered tensions. And while the love triangle had its downsides, the plot definitely moves forward with big reveals and ominous hints of the darkness to come.
The audiobook performance was phenomenal. Zara Hampton-Brown, Shane East, and Sean Masters brought so much depth and charisma to their roles. The trio narration added a cinematic quality that made the experience even more engaging.
Still thoroughly enjoying this take on the werewolf romantasy trend, even if the romance hit some personal snags for me. I’m eager to see how the next book untangles this messy (but intriguing) web of loyalty, love, and legacy.
Graphic: Sexual content
Minor: Death, Violence, Blood, Kidnapping, War
Graphic: Death, Gore, Misogyny, Physical abuse, Sexism, Sexual content, Torture, Violence, Blood, Kidnapping, Injury/Injury detail
Graphic: Death, Sexual content, Violence
Moderate: Torture, Kidnapping
Minor: Alcoholism, Medical content