Silas

by Deanna Chase

Read Dates: 6/22/25 to 6/22/25

Review

Silas and Hannah’s story brings all the longing and emotional tension I love in a fated-mate romance, but with an extra layer of emotional stakes. Hannah has wanted Silas for as long as she can remember, but he made a promise to her mother to keep her out of the wolf world—no matter how much it hurts. Watching Silas wrestle with his feelings and sense of duty was honestly heartwarming. He’s torn between love and loyalty, and it was so satisfying to see Hannah slowly chip away at those walls and remind him that she deserves to choose her own path.

What makes this installment stand out even more is how the larger story arc starts to take center stage. The growing investigation into a rival organization adds real suspense, and the threat they pose to the shifter family feels more intense with every book. This one makes it clear: the series isn’t just about steam and romance (though there’s plenty of that); it’s also about legacy, protection, and uncovering deep-rooted secrets. Silas and Hannah’s story is proof that these books really do need to be read in order—the emotional payoff and world-building just keep getting better.