The Raven Queen's Harem Paperback – 7 April 2019

So engrossing! I’ve barely been able to put it down. The only downside is a few editing/proofreading errors though completely manageable. Definitely worth reading

A fantastic series from start to finish, I definitely recommend this series as Unputdownable!!!From the very first paragraph I was hooked with this unique telling of the mythological story of The Morrigan, told by a young girl with a vivid imagination, the twist and the turns and the sexy as sin men who appear in her life, the story is original and the writing is outstanding.

Morgan is the current vessel of an ancient Celtic goddess who wants strife, plague and war to ravage the worlds. With 5men by her side, Morgan battles to save the world whilst deciding which of her Raven Guard will be her mate. Or maybe she doesn’t have to choose at all...

Couldn’t put this down ,from book 1 to book 6 i was under its spell, highly recommend reading it but make sure you leave time aside to read all 6 books

Exciting and dark in places. Sometimes not knowing who was friend or foe. Complicated issues arise and you definitely need to pay attention or miss details!

What a series.. ..loved every minute and cant wait to read more from this author. Had me gripped from the first page to the very last.

If you are looking for a fantasy story this is not the one. I am not interested in these types of books. It should be stated in the book description that this book is about bad porn. I am sorry I lost a audiobook credit as I cannot return it.

I was gripped from the first page to the last. The journey was incredible and with each word I was lost. Now I know that all I need is more

This was my first story by Angel and I was enthralled right from the start. I will say Morgan’s character was easy to relate to being a bookworm myself and it very refreshing that throughout the entire series, her internal monologues were not the typical woman full of doubts and self-loathing. From the beginning Morgan had her own set of brass balls that she used to defend her written story about a young girl speaking with her 5 ravens. As the stories progressed I was pulled in by each of the raven’s different personalities. I was a little disappointed that we only saw snippets from their point of views but there was enough to keep me reading. We receive more than enough back story on Morgan and thought as we neared closer to book 3 or book 4 that the readers would see more of the Guardians’ back stories. But spoiler... we do not. Which again wasn’t completely necessary I guess in the bigger scheme of things. The ending to the series was heartfelt and a happy ending, but I was hoping for more depth and a conclusion to Morrigan and Casteel even if it was further in the future.Hopefully, with the “new” people living at The Nead we will have some sequels or branch off series coming up soon! Amazing read and definitely recommended. I read the entire series in 2 days!!

I loved the first book in this series, and the rest followed in kind. The author's take on the myth of The Morrigan is unique and so well developed. The characters expertly and vividly created - I couldn't help but love Morgan and her guys - Dylan, Clinton, Damien, Sam and Bunny. The stories kept me reading and despite this omnibus being 6 novels long, I find myself wanting more!My only comment is that with the omnibus, I got a bit lost around book 4. There is no description to start each new book and I did find I missed that. Easily fixed though - I looked up the individual book, read the description and then came back to continue reading.The epilogue at the end was a lovely wrap up and I really liked how everything was wrapped up with all the other characters as well. I see great potential for a series or at least a book on Hildi and the warriors - surely there is a story there worth writing!

I thoroughly enjoyed this box set. First, all 6 books are one story, one book broken into installments, so make sure you get the box set so you can read all the way through uninterrupted.This story line was unique. First, it built on Celtic mythology, which is less common than others. Then, the twist on it was unique (trying not give any spoilers!)I was happy to see the FMC was actually an adult (graduate school, 22) rather than the 17-18 that most authors seem to like to use for this genre. Sorry, I don’t want the end of the world depending on a 17 year old and her harem of boys. I prefer adults!Grammar and spelling errors were minimal, so kudos to the author for actually having her book edited properly. This is a big peeve of mine, as every word processor can handle basic spelling and grammatical issues, but still there are tons of books out there with serious editing issues.Would recommend, and I’ll definitely read more from this author.

As a avid reader of anything to do with The Morrigan both historical as well as fiction I loved this series, it uses much of the lore surrounding Morrigan while at the same time keeping its own fresh story. I loved the men, each with their own characteristics, and sexy as hell.

In the past few months, I've read quite a few of Lawson's books, and have thoroughly enjoyed each story, The Raven Queen's Harem was no exception, Unique story line, wonderful characters with loads of personality and quirks, and great relationship development. Some of the plot was obvious, and you have to wonder how Morgan can't see some glaring clues, but then the author makes a reveal that I didn't see coming. Loved the read, especially as a box set.