I voluntarily read an early copy of this book.
Someone To Claim by Michelle Major Series: The Skylark Series #7
Published by Romilda House on July 21, 2026
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Sloane
I spent fifteen months letting cancer define me. Now I'm hiking into the Montana wilderness to track down the author whose book kept me going in my darkest days and to prove I'm more than the girl everyone has to worry about.The last person I expect to find me on the trail is the country music legend with a voice (and body) that wrecked me during two unforgettable nights in Nashville. Only I walked away from him because a man who lost his mother to cancer couldn’t possibly see a future with a woman still fighting it.
But Jensen Grant followed me into the mountains, and out here there's no more hiding.
Jensen
Sloane Winslow turned my world upside down then disappeared without even telling me her real name. Fourteen months later, I still haven't figured out how to forget her.When I find out she's heading into the backcountry alone, I don't think twice. My whole life has been about taking care of people. It’s the only way I know how to matter.
But Sloane wants to save herself. And somewhere between shared tents and trail mix confessions, I realize the woman I came to protect might be the one who finally sees me as something more than what I can give.
I just have to convince her I'm worth the risk.
Satisfying, yet bittersweet to leave Skylark! With the final book in her beloved Skylark series, Major is bringing us the long awaited story of Sloane. I’ve been invested in this series since the very first page of book one, and it’s been an absolutely wonderful series filled with friendship, family and love in a smalltown. I’ve loved every minute I’ve spent with this core group of friends as they each found their happily ever after. I wish there were a few more of them so we could stick around longer! That said, Sloane’s storyline about chasing the author that inspired her fell flat for me. I loved her and I loved Jensen and their story was addictive and really enjoyable, but the veer away from the town that we’ve fallen so hard for was disappointing. I would have enjoyed more time with her and Jensen, more of seeing the improved connection with her brother and just more time of these wonderful friends basking in each other a little more. I’m sad to see them go.
I highly recommend this series to anyone who loves a close-knit group of friends who rally hard to love and support each other through thick and thin and cheer each other on as each one finds their forever love. I recommend reading the series in order so you can get the true feel of each couple and their journey.
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