2.5 stars rounded up to three Lily has adapted a lot to the new world she is living in. Frrar, Tor, Arruk (the guys who saved her in the first book) are her group now, and they are in love with Lily and Lily with them. They meet Drrak and travel to the tribe's home. I thought there would be more interaction with Drrak and also the actual tribe. But there wasn't, and I was a bit disappointed by this installment from Stacy Jones. After the first book, I wanted to stop reading this series, but I ...

I really enjoyed Tribe, the second installment in the series, especially the introduction of the tribe and a potential new addition to the harem. My favorite aspect was definitely the new pet—absolutely adorable! Stacy Jones's Tribe is still as steamy and fun as ever, a truly enjoyable romance novel. Though I would have loved at least one scene with 'dd' (it would have been pretty spectacular to see them with Lily all at once 😅😏😳 and not just one-on-one sessions), it's still a very enjoyable,...

Ugh. Poor Drrak! Oh wait, no spoilers. Okay, fine. But I must immediately dive into book 3! I don’t like leaving Drrak this way! I loved the first book, and the second installment of Stacy Jones's *Tribe* series kept me just as hooked. So I am sure book 3, the finale, will be great.

This installment, *Tribe* by Stacy Jones, surpassed the first, and I’m seriously in love with all of Lily’s hot alien mates.They are equally adorable, each in their own way: Tor with his mischievous playfulness, Arruk with his shy, gentle teddy bear persona, and Frrar with his serious protectiveness and constant hovering.Their time spent isolated together in their cave retreat has only furthered their bond, but now with the floods receding, it's time to journey back down to the forest and rejoin...

I'm surprised by how much I'm enjoying this series, *Tribe* by Stacy Jones. I suppose it's not what I expected out of your typical alien romance, but more than that, it's so different from anything I have ever read before. I love the characters the author has created and how much emotion shines through on the pages. The alien reminds me of a mashup of a spider monkey, gorilla, and the cowardly lion, but despite their many animalistic qualities, they have very different and distinct personalities...

Lily and her men (Frrar, Tor, and Arruk) have spent the rainy season in their cave, learning each other’s bodies and languages. Their words required a lot of barks, grunts, and growls in order to enunciate them correctly, and unfortunately, her puny human vocal cords were suited to none of those. The water is receding, and it is time to take a journey to find the rest of the *Tribe*.Tropes/themes:Primitive alien worldReverse haremLanguage barrier (but learning)Sweet/innocent heroes Strong/kind...

If you're looking for a decent sci-fi romance to while away an afternoon, Stacy Jones's *Tribe* might fit the bill. The world-building isn't the greatest, but it's okay.

I still like the main character and the guys, but this installment, *Tribe* by Stacy Jones, felt a bit dull compared to the first. The harsh world of the previous book became somewhat sweet when they found their cave home, but in this fantasy novel sequel, *Tribe*, they just encountered an annoying family group I wanted to bitch-slap half the time. Lilly also should have been more annoyed with some of her guys trying to control her choices at times. Still, I like the hair braiding, the bonding m...

I loved Stacy Jones's *Tribe*. It didn't suffer from second book RH syndrome at all, a common concern in reverse harem series. I don't know if it's the compelling sci-fi aspect of this series or what, but this installment truly shines. This book picks up about a month after Lily arrived on the planet and first met her guys. They leave the safety of the caves and journey through the forest to reach the guys' tribe. I really enjoy that the guys are genuinely aliens, not just oversized humans, an...

This is an enjoyable episode in Lily's story. During the group's journey from the cave to the Tribe, we learn much more about their fit in the relationship and the worries that each guy has about how to protect their Lily due to her being a healer.The new man in Lily's life is an interesting guy who draws her attention. I can't wait to see where this goes in the next book.And what a horrible introduction to her new Tribe! I hope she actually gets to talk to the Tribe Mother about her suspicions ...