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Calm Ice Planet Barbarians A Slice of Life Short Story eBook Ruby Dixon

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Calm Ice Planet Barbarians A Slice of Life Short Story eBook Ruby Dixon

I would have liked his better if it didn't turn out to be somewhat of a "tease" as Dixon herself put it. The story uses a clever device to give Maylak a reason to visit almost everyone in the tribe--giving us a peek at everyone and a way to learn a ton of interesting tidbits and surprises about many in the tribe. It was a little less lighthearted and had a bit less of the trademark humor of the series. It was a really important piece for a short story and a must for fans of the series. There is also a super short story from Farli's point of view at the end of the main story. I think this was to give us a glance at Maddee and Asha and to strengthen our bond with Farli (there were some hints by the author earlier that we would be getting Farli's resonance story further down the road). So altogether I enjoyed the story but not as much as some of the others. Can't wait for the next installment promised by summer's end. Yay IPBs!


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Calm Ice Planet Barbarians A Slice of Life Short Story eBook Ruby Dixon Reviews

Now I realllllllllly cannot wait until the next book. Calm just sated my thirst long enough for me to blink and then crave more. However I am very thankful for this small slice of life short that views a bit into the lives of others and allows us to revisit past characters as well. Thank you for the short, Ruby! I loved it!
Yay she finally had her baby no joke I thought the healer being preggers would go on forever but the it finally happens. Short read but it was expected.
I don't think if I have ever said how much I love this series. I stop whatever I'm reading to know what's going on with the ice planet barbarians and their human mates.
I'm worried something's bad coming to these girls and nobody know when or how. I am so hoping that whatever happened there will be a happy ending with a new beginning. I'm hoping that Asha finds piece and Maddie a mate soon. My heart just aches for Asha.
I have been wondering about the sa-khui healer as she moves through all the stories. It is obvious that she feels very deeply for her tribe. With two kits and a mate, I wonder that Maylak has time for anything else! She is a great mother figure for the tribe, although she is relatively young. And Farli is growing up, wondering about her own resonance chances. An insight into everyday life in the tribe.
Calm was so good! It was nice to get back in with the tribe and read a little about whats going on while waiting for the next IPB book. I loved Maylaks story and you even get to find out about Bek being her brother! I enjoyed this and can't wait to see what is next for our little tribe. I give this a 5 star review and highly recommend it.
Ruby Dixon is a dirty, dirty tease! I love these short little glimpses into the Not-Hoth world, but this one more than the others made me desperate for the next novel. We do get a glimpse into all of the caves during this short and that is lovely. I like seeing how everyone is doing.

Something big is happening and I can't wait to find out what it will be...
This story was good, and it definitely makes me excited about the next book in the series. However, it is just a teaser, and I wonder how necessary it really is to the series. I mean it sets up a story to come, but it doesn’t really hold much detail on its’ own. The best part of both stories was getting a better point of view from the sa-khui, especially one like Maylak, because we haven’t really gotten any view points from the women sa-khui, and since she’s already married to see how she views a lot of the new customs coming in, like kissing. Even Farli’s really short story helped with this. But my issue that brought down the rating was that both of these short stories could’ve easily been full tales, and I feel a little jipped that we didn’t get more from this. I don’t know about the other readers, but while I do love the good lovin’ side of these stories, I’ve become so invested in the characters that it’s so much more than that now. I like the full story, and even in this where the characters are already settled, and it’s more about an unknown threat than any romance really had me drawn in. And I wonder if Dixon realizes that she could easily make a thrilling story out of a lot of this that doesn’t really focus on the human relationships and her readers would still love it. Well, at least this reader would.
I would have liked his better if it didn't turn out to be somewhat of a "tease" as Dixon herself put it. The story uses a clever device to give Maylak a reason to visit almost everyone in the tribe--giving us a peek at everyone and a way to learn a ton of interesting tidbits and surprises about many in the tribe. It was a little less lighthearted and had a bit less of the trademark humor of the series. It was a really important piece for a short story and a must for fans of the series. There is also a super short story from Farli's point of view at the end of the main story. I think this was to give us a glance at Maddee and Asha and to strengthen our bond with Farli (there were some hints by the author earlier that we would be getting Farli's resonance story further down the road). So altogether I enjoyed the story but not as much as some of the others. Can't wait for the next installment promised by summer's end. Yay IPBs!