House of Kallan (The Harem Project) by Crea Reitan
Description
I thought I knew where I belonged. That I had found my happily ever after. Looking back, I was really just blissfully unaware of how unhealthy my family was.
Now I’m wandering the world, trying to find my place. Trying to heal my broken heart from a fate that no one could have predicted. The crushing blow was served to me by those who were supposed to love and support me for the rest of my life. That was the promise.
In the place I least expect it, I find solace. Companionship. And a fear so chilling, I’m frozen in place as everything is once again ripped from my hands.
My name is Iskander. All I want is to save the people who have claimed my fractured heart before it breaks for a second and final time.
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This is a LGBT+ story with content not intended for those under 18 years of age due to graphic scenes and situations.
Publication Date 4/1/2024
My Review
Can’t think of a better way than starting my new year with one of my favourite author’s.
This book can be read on its own, but I’d recommend read at least the previous book. But as this this a great series why not start from the beginning…..
After meeting and falling for someone, for his family to reject him (and showing their true colours) Iskander is now on a journey to find not only himself, but answers to questions, and to maybe find a family that want him no matter…
This series is continually evolving and I love it. Yes it’s a #whychoose story, but it doesn’t revolve around just one person finding their pack, it’s got relationships within the family. It’s also heavy on MM (which I like) which I think this author has found her niche 😊
Whilst travelling Iskander find families that are happy, and are happy to chat to Iskander, which compounds his belief that he did the right thing in leaving his family.
And when he thinks he’s going to grow old alone, he meets the Kallan family. They show him the real meaning of family. Can he really trust his feelings? And what will he do when his new family disappears?
I just love this series, just when you think we can’t go any further, the author proves us wrong. The secret society OKRA are proving to be a vile and underhanded society, the things they’ve done to bring down the monsters (the only true monsters are the society itself!) The story tells of not settling for second best, to hold out for the happiness your deserved. And family doesn’t always mean blood.
It’s great that the houses in previous books are here to help.
But can Iskander find his new family before the society claim another family?
It’s a highly recommended read from me. And if you haven’t read the previous books in the series, what are you waiting for?
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