Review: Perfect for an Alpha Lover
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 25, 2014
I received this ARC in exchange for an honest review.I've read the first five titles in the bundle when they were first published, but her newest one, "Awakened: The Zombie Who Loved Me", had me squealing."The Werewolf Prince and I" and its sequel, "A Royal Heartbreak" was the first series I ever read from this author. It was about an Alpha werewolf who was originally using one of his human employees to further his plans both in Were-Politics and Operation Piss Off Father, but the time he spends with her starts to change things. I fell in love with the storyline and flow of the book, and Misty Wall was a fresh breeze from the cynical and cautious women I'd been reading about. It made me love the innocently naive girls who refused to let the world change them. I love that. The sequel was just as compelling, and even better because it was about- well, you'll have to read it.The third book, "Suit and Fangs" was a spin-off from TWPAI and took on a younger POV for the YA and NA audience. It was just as entertaining and compelling, because it told the story of a girl whose heart was broken, and a man who had to decide between breaking his love's heart, or accepting her love, and killing her because of an unfortunate "no one can have any part of you, only me" kind of break. It was hot, sad, and played like an awesome anime in my head the whole time I read it."Evren: Enter The Dragonettres" is one of Marian Tee's youngest and earlier works, and it revolved around a 16-year-old girl who was saved from Death's Gate and turned into an Evren by two brothers: one whom she shares a kinship with, and the other whom she has lost her heart to. Deli is not the brightest of Marian's heroines, but her good heart far overcame those differences. She was also very forgiving, like many of the other heroines, but her guy? I didn't like him that much, and only because of the way he treated her. His plan to keep her out of his normal life made me sad because he didn't have to treat her like that. :( It's a good thing he has Deli, because I think she's the only one who'd put up with his- er, actions. This would be at the bottom of my favorites list, but it's still a five for me because of the drama and storyline. And maybe the dragons X). It wasn't bad, but it didn't leave me with a heart overflowing with love and 'awwww's. I think she could've let him suffer a little longer, but again, he's lucky that he has her.Now, "Awakened: The Zombie Who Loved Me" was AMAZING. It's another new story that she made up, but it's a spin-off from the Moretti series, and by Moretti, I mean "The Werewolf Prince and I" series. Varthan is a Draugar, the race that zombie rumors rose from, and he was meant to protect the Goddess's blessed skat, or 'treasures'. His newest assignment is Dazzle White, and when she first meets him, he's a ten-foot body of rotting- but strong -meat. He's foul-smelling, frightening, and most of all, a zombie. But then he reveals that he is Draugar, a shifter of shapes and protector of skats. She thinks she's falling for him, but with his mentions of having 'taught and protected' other skats in his lifetimes and not believing in love, can she really count on him to keep her safe?This was a great read and I wish it was longer because just when I was falling for their relationship, it ended- and GOSH, that ending! Such a great twist! Dazzle was humorous and it was an enjoyable POV, and I loved that like all of Marian Tee's heroines, she's a firm believer in true love and not giving up on what you want.I'm so glad that Marian Tee has her own bundles now, and this set was beautifully put together. I recommend this to those who love watching women light up their alphas' worlds. This set is full of hot, steamy sex scenes, humorous moments, heart-wrenching times, and constant motivators to believe in chasing after love- and obtaining it.