Survival harshness and body warmth

I get cold every time I read Misty Vixen’s A Warm Place series—and I mean that as a compliment. Book 3 continues the post-apocalyptic journey with Chris and his companions arriving at Pine Ridge, only to discover devastation and difficult choices. Chris’s generosity creates some strong drama, even if it felt a little out of character.

The emotional tension is real, especially when some women he risked his life for choose to stay behind. It’s raw, it’s human—and that’s what makes it work.

👉 A Warm Place is a long, immersive ride. My Merchant Zayed series isn’t quite as long—yet. But I’m not planning to stop any time soon.