I fell in love with Romina Russell's writing through the Zodiac quartet, and Lobizona reminds me why I did, while also giving me new reasons to. She has a way of combining fantasy worlds with real-world issues that fascinated me in the Zodiac quartet, but due to the real-life issues being much more on the nose in Lobizona, this too gets reinforced with this book, especially by the smoothness with which it was done. We are presented with a new cast of characters that I like just as much, even if I had more troubles with this book's romance (mostly bc of taste, not quality, though), and I can't wait to follow Manu and the rest of her pack on their journey for change and equality!