This book is EVERYTHING you want from a finale. My only hope is that she will make a series about all the kids! Full review will be on the blog The Book Disciple on release day! ( )

One Second by Dannika Dark (Audio Edition)
Narrated by Nicole Poole
Seven Series #7

4.5 Stars

Reading the summary about this book made me hesitant to read it. I like romance and HEA's. I never really stray far from this genre, and the impression I got from the blurb was that this was going to be a huge war and possibly something tragic like severing a character's HEA. Neither is really something that interests me in a book.. but this is the last of the series.. and I have enjoyed the others a lot, so I gave it a chance.

The first third of the book had some interesting parts, though honestly I felt it was a bit drawn out.. but by two thirds of the way in I was enjoying the story a lot. I am glad I stuck it out. There was some really funny parts. Some nice warm fuzzy feeling parts, some emotional parts.. and I am sorry to say it.. one part I found totally cheesy.. but that's ok! I think this was a good ending to a wonderful series. I am very glad I picked these up! I really don't want to give any spoilers out, which is why I am avoiding talking about the characters. They are all in here though and I think the story weaves around them each well.

Nicole Poole did a wonderful job as always with the narration, and I would recommend this series to anyone who likes shifter books.

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Love, friendship, family, pack, loyalty, shock, reunion, future, planning, battle, tears, birth. Great ending to a series! The story is told from Lexi & Austin's point of view. Can be read as a standalone but I'd advise reading the series in order to the full back history. ( )

One Second by Dannika Dark is a worthy conclusion to the Seven Series. I am always sad when a series that I truly enjoyed comes to an end; that holds true for Seven. Lexi and Austin are put to the test when The Northerners plot to take over Weston pack land. The local packs need to work together save their land and lives.

I like that the series began with Austin's and Lexi's story in book one, Seven Years, and ends with book seven, One Second, with the couple telling the story from both their POV. I love that the characters from the previous books were included. I also appreciated that unexpected characters that we thought were gone reappeared for this story. Judas was an interesting opponent and addition to the story. I like how the Weston pack does not discriminate. I loved the humor and the action.

Dannika Dark did an incredible job with her character development. We have seen a lot of growth throughout this series. There were a lot of interesting alliances that came together to help the pack. The plot had great twists. It was full of unforeseen occurrences. Everything is well described and easy to visualize. I absolutely loved the ending. It made the series feel well concluded. I wouldn’t mind a spin off series with the next generation of the Weston Pack. This is a terrific series that I enjoyed so much I would reread it. I would love to see the Seven Series turn into a TV series or movie.

Complimentary copy provided in exchange for an honest review. ( )

If this isn't William x Trevor I may cry.

Nope, scratch that. I will cry.

Seriously, I've shipped them since [b:Four Days|23869022|Four Days (Seven, #4)|Dannika Dark|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1421490830s/23869022.jpg|26490335], and I need this to be them..

Pretty please?


Over & Out, T xx ( )