Den of Sorrows

Written by Quinn Loftis

Narrated by Teri Schnaubelt

The Romanian and Serbian Canis lupus rest in an uneasy peace. One of their own, Sally Miklos, the young and powerful gypsy healer, aids Perizada in her quest to defeat Volcan, a long forgotten nightmare returned to our world. These two packs watch as their brothers across the world, wolves from Spain, Ireland, and America, join their own forces in the battle against the evil dark fae. At the same time, the packs hope against hope that their presence might reveal a mate bond between a pack member and one of the five recently discovered gypsy healers.

While Jacque and Jen miss Sally, their longtime best friend, they have bided their time dealing with their own domestic issues. Jacque and Fane are anticipating the birth of their first child and Jen and Decebel face the challenges of caring for an infant. Both girls are eagerly awaiting Sally's return, and have Perizada's word that she will be back in time for the birth of Jacque's baby.

Vasile and Alina, the Alpha pair of the Romanian pack, are enjoying this time of peace. But Vasile did not become the most powerful Alpha in centuries by being a fool. He has lived long enough to know that there is always another battle on the horizon.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Jan 24, 2018
• ISBN: 9781977370990

Quinn Loftis

Quinn Loftis is the author of twenty novels, including the USA Today bestseller Fate and Fury. Her passion is writing character-driven and humor-filled fantasy and paranormal novels, and she believes in happily-ever-afters (but makes sure to evoke every emotion she can before getting to them). Thankful to God and her amazing fans for allowing her to live out her dream, she resides in western Arkansas with her husband, three sons, two dogs, and a cat that thinks he's a dog.

Reviews for Den of Sorrows

[Kayla Booker · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

The narrator is different, doesn’t have as much sarcasm or expression. Pronounces names wrong, the females sounds like men. When narrators change, it can either help the book series or kill it. And she definitely killed it. I can’t even continue to listen to this series.

[Lola Collins · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Why did you change the narrator? She doesn’t do the male voices well.

[Rondell Secrest · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

The narrator is different and doesn't have the same sarcasm or expressiveness.

[dlynch-1 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Quinn Loftis created another spectacular book in the Grey Wolves Series, Den of Sorrows. The Romanian and Serbian wolves are helping the high Fae in a fight against the vampires, while trying to keep their existence a secret. This contemporary PNR is suitable for young adults to adult audiences. I like the synopsis at the beginning of the book. I read a lot so sometimes it takes me a while to remember what happed in the last book or in this case I realized I skipped a couple of books in the series. I am going to want to backtrack and read those. I have enjoyed watching Jacque, Jen, and Sally grow-up since the first book. I have to laugh, because every time Jen’s name comes up since book three, Just One Drop, I still hear Katy Perry’s E.T. in my mind. That girl crakes me up. Heck all three of them do. I also appreciate their conversations with their mates; they make for some good entertainment. Quinn Loftis does a phenomenal job in her character development. I can typically tell who is speaking before their name is even mentioned. The characters have grown tremendously, and you feel like you know them. The plot is intense and thrilling. The vampires are evil adversaries who make the story spellbinding. It is horrifying how they are preying on children. I love the introduction of Bethany. I have a feeling she is going to fit in perfectly with the girls. There were many unexpected twists. Den of Sorrows was convincing and well described. I appreciate how each chapter begins with a quote from one of the characters (especially Jen’s). The story had my emotions all over the board. The ending had me on the edge of my seat and anxiously awaiting the next book. Complimentary copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.