Savage Bonds: The Bonds That Tie, Book 2
J Bree
After the death of my mother and her Bonded, I was relieved to find my own Bonds. I was sure everything would be okay if I had them. It wasn’t. The fate of our people is in my hands, and I know we’re better off if I’m alone. After five years on the run, I’m caught and dragged back to face the men I ran away from. I thought I was doing the right thing. Now, I’m not so sure. North, Nox, Gryphon, Atlas, and Gabe may never forgive me, but one thing is for sure. I won’t ever forgive myself. Broken Bonds is a full-length reverse harem PNR novel with material that may be difficult for some listeners. This book will end on a cliff-hanger. It's recommended for 18+ due to language and sexual situations. Book 1 of 6.
LizaI'm in love ❤️
"It's my first book of this author and she did not disappoint! I loved the book from the first to last page. I really like Oli as a character and I can't wait to see how she will be as the series proceed, as she's only 19 so I'm sure we'll see her growth. I loved Sage from the start and her friendship with Oli. They're the ultimate woman power. They're here for each other and the banter just kills me. Also Atlas. He's supper sweet and I want to give him a hug. There is one scene that he stands up for Oli and oh my god...I want to marry him. Then, there are the other Bonds that we see snippets of their personalities. We see them a lot in the book but they are more closed off emotionally. Some I like more that others. In overall it was an amazing book and I couldn't get it down. ["
April 19, 2026 Verified Purchase
amyA really fun series!
"I really enjoyed this series! The characters are well developed, the plot moves quickly and it’s fun to read. While there is a bit of enemies to lovers, it’s not done in an unnecessarily cruel way. I don’t usually like the misunderstanding trope, but this was well done because the situation is complex and not a simple thing that could be resolved by a single conversation. There’s a bit of an age gap, but it’s not excessive or creepy. There’s some spice but it’s not the point of the series. The author strikes a good balance of show and tell, while keeping some secrets to keep you intrigued. As for criticism, it seems like these books weren’t edited. They go from present tense to past tense and back again in ways that don’t always make sense. Also, the books are set in the U.S. and primarily use American English, but the author is Australian so bits of that sneak in. (e.g., tyres, plasters instead of bandages, tonnes, and my least favorite of all -- talking about the FMC’s “cream.”) Lastly, the constant use of “bile creeping up” the characters’ throats. I wish the author could find ways to express being overwhelmed other than being nauseated. ["
April 4, 2026 Verified Purchase