THE LYCAN KING'S TREASURED LUNA Reviews

What a captivating story, I love it. It's an emotional story about a young woman who has never had it easy in life but never complained about the harsh situation life has thrust her into. But fate had cruel plans for her and things changed for the worst the day she shifted to her wolf form and her wolf had a third eye. Thats when her Alpha and everyone in their pack named her monster and their Alpha decided that she doesn'tbelong amongst then and locked her up in the dungeon. Her misery began on that day and kept repeating for whole three years. They exploited her, raped her, tortured her, starved her and left her for death. They did to her all kinds of horrible things without a care in the world whether she lives or die. It is indeed an emotional book as the part of suffering is heart breaking, but then there was a silver of light in her darkestworld. One of the guards forgot to lock the cell door and she used that as an escape. I Narine gets all the help she needs to heals from the trauma of being abused by Joe and his pack. Once her trauma is dealt with she will be able to open up to the people around her and also appreciate their love, helps and kindness. As for Joe and everyone who contributed to Narine's suffering, they have pay a thousand folds for their evil actions. How can they be so cruel? Sargis need to make sure the pay . I hope he forgive Narine for the outburst, and help her through the healing journey. But what they need most is communication, that should be their first step towards healing. I love this book ,

HIGHLY RECOMMEND! GOOD READ! A great novel from a caring writer. The overall story is well planned with deep emotional reasoning. There are a few inconsistencies with the sparse character descriptions and fairly predictable plot points within the story but, overall it is still a solid book. If this were to be adapted to or rewritten for a paperback novel with greater world building and an expansion to the story( or even just adding details to the events of the timeline already in place), I would buy it.

This romance novel offers a heartfelt exploration of love, vulnerability, and personal growth. The chemistry between the protagonists feels genuine, drawing readers into their emotional journey from uncertainty to deep connection. While the plot follows familiar tropes, the author’s vivid descriptions and relatable characters keep it engaging. At times, the pacing slows, but the tender moments and introspective dialogue make up for it. Overall, it is a warm, satisfying read for anyone who enjoys emotionally driven love stories with a little bit of drama.

I like the depth of the characters and the accurate depictions of trauma and healing. I like that they dont shy away from Narines trauma and the fact that shes slowly becoming a "real" person again while still handling the ghosts that surround her whole life. I also like that they dont shy away from her immaturity which is natural given shes only 21 and never had the chance to grow up. I can't wait to see where it goes from here!

I would have appreciated a trigger warning about the torture and rape. Besides, the second half of the novel goes on forever, too many words. I enjoyed the part where the protagonists are getting to know each other and she is learning to break down her inner walls. I kept reading just to get to the end because I don't like not knowing how it ends, but I wouldn't have read it had I known about the triggers and the going on forever without advancing the plot.

I find the story line to be interesting and with some surprising twists. I think the characters are fully fledged out and make sense in their words and actions. I would like more interaction with some of the minor characters but understand that it isn't as logical to follow those people as they have less interaction with the main characters. I would still like to see more interaction with Sargis's Mother and perhaps the Beta or his wife. I would love to hear more interaction with Sargis and his mother as well. So far I really like it.

Omg it is the end or is it? The best alpha novel I've ever read and I red it a lot. It is so well written, so much that I literally hated Narine and cried for Sargis, first time ever for some fictional story. This and Urekai story are my top favourite. The only thing I don't like are the graphic descriptions of Narine's torture but no detail of love making. I was so invested in this story that I wish to find my Sargis one day. Yeah, some parts are written long and chapters are so expencive and you would hate so much main female character and love and cry so much male character but it is so worth it. The best love story ever. I wish that every girl finds its Sargis one day. Love, love, love the story.

Sargis the King’s Treasured Luna is a mesmerizing tale that blends fantasy, romance, and emotional depth into a story that lingers long after the final page. The author creates a vivid world where power and vulnerability coexist, and where love becomes the most treasured crown of all. At the heart of the novel is King Sargis, a character who embodies both strength and tenderness. His devotion to his Luna is portrayed with such sincerity that it makes readers pause and wonder if men like him truly exist outside of fiction. He is not just a ruler of kingdoms, but a ruler of hearts. His loyalty, passion, and protective nature make him unforgettable. The Luna herself is equally compelling. Her resilience, grace, and quiet strength balance Sargis’s commanding presence, creating a partnership that feels destined yet earned through trials and sacrifice. Their bond is the soul of the story, and every scene between them radiates with intensity and warmth. The pacing of the narrative is engaging, weaving suspense, romance, and conflict seamlessly. The challenges they face, whether from external threats or inner doubts, add layers of complexity that elevate the book beyond a simple love story. The writing style is accessible yet evocative, painting vivid imagery that allows readers to step into the world of Sargis and his Luna. Ultimately, Sargis the King’s Treasured Luna is more than just a fantasy romance. It is a reflection on love, trust, and destiny. It is a lovely story that makes one dream, and perhaps even wonder if there could be a man like Sargis in real life.

You have got to go go go read this book. It had everything you could want in a story. It’s whimsical and magical. There are bitches and men with honor. It is breathtaking and heart wrenching. A real tear jerker with the intense pain. You’ll find unexpected friendships that build out of competition. The growth of a woman coming into her own and that loves her. Fights for her, protects and allows her to grow. This book had enough intimacy without being vulgar. Go go go read and enjoy.

Absolutely loved this. Sargis and Narine, what a love that needed to conquer all. Sometimes, Narine not thinking to highly of her self was monotonous. I'm glad that Sargis kept pushing her and fighting for her. And, finally making her believe in herself and his love for her. The Mate bond is true and powerful, once you believe. My favorite was the girls club, how they all came together to form an unbreakable bond, where you would have thought this would be impossible, since they were competing against each other. That was the most jovial part of the novel. Truly a good read. I would highly recommend. Would love a part two, so they can have children.