Uncharted Waters: Paranormal Shifter - M/M NAVY SEAL, Book 3

Not sure why the majority of gay or MM romance novels are women. Although many are really good authors, many also either tend to think men in love focus on sex and so write chapters and chapters of blatant play by play graphic sex scenes, Or... write with a woman's over emotional brain, and and the story is so full of "I love you... I love you too, I love you... I love you too, over and over and over, in a sugary over emotional diatribe, that makes me want to stick my finger down my throat and throw up! I don't read gay sci-fi or fantasy books to read porn! And, I often have to skip over pages and pages and sometimes chapters and chapters of graphic sex scenes. It's really ridiculous!This author however I found was not only a surprisingly good author and story teller, there was no chapters of porn, just a few sex scenes that blended with the story of a budding romance. And, there wasn't the over emotional sappiness I have to wade through with a lot of female authors.I found the story exciting and it captured my interest, such that I had a problem putting it down, and forcing me to purchase the rest of the series.Although book one was pretty thin, the story quite short, the rest of the books in the series are full novels and all are worth the purchase and read.

Uncharted Waters is the third book in the M/M Navy SEAL Series by Noah Harris. I loved Uncharted Waters. I have enjoyed watching Blake and Dylan’s love and relationship evolve through the three books in the series, and I loved how their story is wrapped up. Great job Noah Harris. In the final book, Blake and Dylan are now engaged and have a daughter. Dylan has gone on a secret mission to observe the Blood Pack, and Blake has stayed home to watch their daughter until he gets back. Blake gets a phone call letting him know that the mission has gone sideways and Dylan has been captured. Now Blake has to go and rescue his mate again and who better to help him than the leader of the Shadow Pack and mate to the Blood Pack leader, Arulean. But in order for him to get the help he needs, he has to promise to help the leader of the Shadow Pack get back something that has also been stolen from him by his mate, his lover Rajiah. Blake agrees and off to the Blood Pack they go. Blake makes new friends in the Shadow Pack and learns how to use his mateship bond to find Dylan. I loved the interaction between Dylan and Rajiah as they talk and comfort each other while they are being held captive and Dylan is being tortured. I enjoyed learning more about Rajiah and Arulean and their background story. I would love to read a story about them and how they came to be. I definitely recommend this story and this series. So go and get your copy of Sailing Deep, Wild Shores, and Uncharted Waters. You won’t be disappointed. Thank you again, Noah Harris, for another great series. I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.

Omg what an amazing conclusion to these two story!!! I love it so much!! I love how they went through so much for their happy ending!!!!

"I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book." I really enjoyed this conclusion to Blake and Dylan's story. It brought it full circle and both Dylan and Blake finally get what they both want out of life. Noah Harris has done an excellent job in completing his trilogy.Dylan goes on a mission with his team and gets caught by the Blood Pack run by Arulean's mate Lyphnia. Blake finding out what has happened gears up and heads to his old pack the Shadow pack. He speaks with Arulean and finds out not Blake's mate has been captured, but Arulean's mate as well. They decide to head to the Blood pack's island and bring home their mates.There are lots of twists and some sneaking around as well as some espionage. It gives us new characters we meet along the way who help Blake find his and Aruleans mates and together they set out to acheive their goal. This story leaves you on the edge of your seat.Noah spins his story with twists and turns and brings everything to a cumulative finish and gives it a proper and happy send off for Dylan and Blake. I look forward to his future stories and love how he has evolved as a superb writer of paranormal stories.

There are some stories that you never want to see end because you are just so totally invested in them that while you want to see how it all turns out and pray it turns out well there's also that part of you that realizes that when you do get to the end it's just that. The End.I don't know if Noah is planning a 4th to this book series but what I do know is that this entire series was amazing and this last story had so much action and intrigue and holy moly are they gonna make it moments that I was eager and reticent of the ending that I was holding my breath for nearly the entire second half of the book..LOLI'm not one of those people who likes to read the ending of a story i'm intensely into but I nearly broke that for this one. I needed to know that my two sweet boys were going to make it out and that Rajiah and Arulean did too and then all the other members of the rescue team. You truly do come to just love all of them.This was a truly amazing story and I will be happy if it ends here (well not really). But I will also be equally as happy if we see these characters and Rajiah and Arulean again.Happy reading!

This was a fantastic ending to the story of Blake and Dylan and their relationship!Unlike the other two books, this one had a focus and start from Blake's POV. Usually we wouldn't see Blake until Dylan did, and then we would hear more about the two of them. Now, these two are very happily together so we start with Blake. Dylan has been captured and Blake will do anything to save him.This made a very concrete staring for Blake and Dylan's relationship. They were already in love, making a family, but this book made them strong and gave them a future. We got to see how their bond works and watch them truly strengthen in, leaning on in other in the hard times to get through. I thought that it was absolutely perfect now it ended, giving a good direction while working through the concerns from all three books. This was an excellent trilogy of books and a truly wonderful read!

This series has intrigued me from the start, but has been spoilt a little with inconsistencies and half developed worldbuiding aspects. This book didn't fix that, and in fact it introduced more inconsistencies. Things presented previously in regards to the worldbuiding, how the shifters operated or bonded etc, end up slightly different in this book. Even the bond between Dylan and Blake was different - where is wasn't a tangible thing previously, it is now an actual bond where they can sense each other and feel the other person's feelings including pain. I definitely preferred how this was presented in this book, but wonder why it wasn't done this way earlier. I appreciate that a series can evolve and aspects build over time, but this didn't feel that way.This book we see a lot less of Dylan with more focus on Blake and how he infiltrates and gathers intel. The storyline flowed well for the most part, and was interesting. I also liked that we got more of the secondary characters, including seeing them use their shifting abilities in different ways (for infiltration, partial shifts to tap their animal senses, etc).From an editing perspective once again we have some silly errors that should have been picked up - like their daughter's name spelt both Lily and Lilly, and alternating back and forth for most of the story, and Arulean is even referred to as Allura at one stage. Surely someone else proof reads this before it's published?The ending disappointed me as well, as it was so rushed. It tried to wrap up too many items for Dylan and Blake, but also finished in a way that made me think it was the end of the series. Will be interesting to see how the other books go given how this was presented.Negative aspects aside, I have still enjoyed this series. I just feel the author could do a little more and have this be a fantastic series, so hopefully the feedback is taken as constructive. I'm definitely planning to continue reading his books at any rate because I love the topics and settings, and enjoy the writing style.

This book is the third in this series and I find it really hard to tell which is my favorite. This book and the first are definitely more exciting but the second really delves into the relationship between the two main characters. I think really all three make a terrific story together.

Another book that I never wanted to put down. I just love the characterization and how you felt you were there with Blake and Dylan. I would so love a short novella or story after they move to the Shadow Pack. I don't know, possibly with Lily a little older and another on the way... Hint, hint. LOL but on a serious note, I did find some parts hard to read with how long some of the paragraphs were, but that is probably just my reading style. I still loved the book and want more from you.I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.

Another gripping tale of covert activities in hostile conditions. Blake tries to rescue Dylan from captivity along with another captive.