Polaris

Stardust Series, Book 5

By: Autumn Reed, Julia Clarke

Narrated by: Emily Lawrence, Jeremy York

Unsure how to react to Knox's simple but life-changing declaration, Haley focuses all her energy on the guys and her Zenith training, hoping the rest will fall into place. Still, as her love for Knox, Theo, Chase, Liam, and Jackson deepens, she worries their connection won't be enough.

When an unexpected encounter magnifies her fears, she realizes she'll have to make a choice after all. Will Haley find a way to accept her unconventional relationship with Team Jaguar, or will she risk losing them forever?

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Autumn Reed and Julia Clarke (P)2018 Tantor

pretty good overall

pretty good, good narration and performance. the story was just fine, I listened to the series so it kept me interested for the most part

Good but Anticlimactic

Don’t get me wrong, I loved the series but felt the ending was a little meh. The kidnapping was exciting but the overall lack of steam in the book left me feeling blah. Her overall objection to marriage and kids also made me dislike her a little bit too. Nothing felt resolved with her friend in Nevada either. I think the author missed a lot of opportunities to add steam to the book and really the ending just seemed rushed because the HEA and epilogue didn’t give me the warm and fuzzies. Her reaction to the key box wan the nail in the coffin for me.

Good book

All the books are good. I look at it that they are all brother's and it is sad that one leaves and I call me the lost brother. I think there should be a 6 book to bring the lost brother back to group so they all can be happy.

Loved it!

I absolutely loved this series and wish the audible version came in the box set like the kindle one does! Great characters, flaws and all, and great world building. I now have the kindle, audible and printed versions of this series.

The Whole Series Review

I’m more so reviewing the whole series here. I’m a big RH fan and I think this might be sweetest, most tame RH out there so far. I wasn’t swept away or swooning but it was a sweet, enjoyable listen. The narrators were decent and I have no complaints about the performance!