Heartsong by TJ Klune
Green Creek #3
Urban Fantasy
BOATK Books | December 22, 2019
About the Book:
All Robbie Fontaine ever wanted was a place to belong. After the death of his mother, he bounces around from pack to pack, forming temporary bonds to keep from turning feral. It’s enough—until he receives a summons from the wolf stronghold in Caswell, Maine.
Life as the trusted second to Michelle Hughes—the Alpha of all—and the cherished friend of a gentle old witch teaches Robbie what it means to be pack, to have a home.
But when a mission from Michelle sends Robbie into the field, he finds himself questioning where he belongs and everything he’s been told. Whispers of traitorous wolves and wild magic abound—but who are the traitors and who the betrayed?
More than anything, Robbie hungers for answers, because one of those alleged traitors is Kelly Bennett—the wolf who may be his mate.
The truth has a way of coming out. And when it does, everything will shatter.
I was so scared to read Heartsong.
So scared.
It felt like TJ was getting far too much enjoyment in antagonizing us. It’s one of his favorite pre-publication teases, to remind us he’s going to rip our hearts out! He did a great job, twisting me up inside with anxiety. I believed it would hurt.
Thank gosh, it didn’t! It was sooo good.
I’d been wondering where Heartsong would start. Jumping forward in time was a brilliant move. It started us out blind, then parceled out information slowly. My favorite! Everything unraveled so organically, with so much hope and heart. It was gorgeous.
I should have known TJ would write something that tugs on your heartstrings, but is still so romantic and tender. My favorite authors write with a cadence, and but TJ’s changes his melody in every series. Green Creek is melancholy, but soft and lovely. Ravensong felt a little more coarse, so for everyone who didn’t take to Gordo’s voice , you should enjoy being inside Robbie’s head this time around.
On another note, seeing how mature Ox and Joe have gotten makes me so happy, but also so sad. Ox is reminiscent of Thomas Bennett. It’s almost like we can feel Thomas’s hand on Ox’s shoulder, guiding him. I love that TJ wrote him as a character who emulates his true father.
Heartsong was everything I needed, reinvigorating this series as one of my favorite Urban Fantasy series ever. I can’t wait to read Brothersong and see how TJ will end this series.
Birdie Bookworm 
You really make me want to go back to that series!
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Heartsong was so good!
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Oh my goodness! Great review! And great point about the different voice/cadence of each book reflecting their MC – so good! Brothersong will be the icing on Klune’s cake of destruction 🙂
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Please no destruction! How about “restoration”! Happiness all around!
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Yes much restoration! That family deserves a happily ever after after all they’ve been through.
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