Ali Hazelwood brings her wonderful banter and an intriguing mystery to this steamy interspecies romance that has lots of heart and kept me hooked throughout.
In Ali Hazelwood's Bride, an alliance between a Vampyre and an Alpha Werewolf builds into a paranormal loooove story.
Misery Lark is the only daughter of the most powerful Vampyre in the region, and she'd prefer to literally and figuratively stay in the shadows--but she's been called to take part in the building of a peacekeeping alliance between the Vampyres and the Weres--in the form of an arranged marriage between Misery and a Were.
Lowe Moreland is the Alpha of the Weres, and he's as unpredictable, volatile, and unforgiving as any Were stereotype Misery has ever heard.
As a child, Misery was given up by her family and community as collateral to keep the peace.
But Misery has her own reasons for willingly entering into this marriage--her best friend's safety may be on the line--and she's willing to do anything to get her questions answered.
I forgot how steamy Hazelwood's books are, and Bride and its interspecies love is no exception. For me, there was a little bit of excessive detail in some of the racy moments, and the copious page time spent on sex scenes --which eventually seemed to take on a life of their own--meant that we lost some of the focus on wonderfully witty banter and the intriguing plot that hooked me so strongly in the first half of the book.
I listened to Bride as an audiobook. Ali Hazelwood is also the author of Love, Theoretically and other books.
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If you like books about interspecies romance (yes, I just typed that sentence!), check out Gail Carriger's Parasol Protectorate series, which includes Soulless and Changeless.
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