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A review by smuttea_matcha
Angels of Darkness by Meljean Brook, Nalini Singh, Ilona Andrews
3.0
Okay, so this isn't a full review. This is strictly for Alphas: Origins.
It's crazy how much detail and world-building Andrews stuffed into this little piece. It was interesting to read of the different pockets of space, the different sub species and their abilities, and the reason for their existence. Arthur? Dick. Henry? Adorable. Lucas? That psycho dog everyone loves. It's interesting to see how Karina picks herself up and makes all her decisions based off the protection and safety of her daughter. To see how Karina starts to sympathize for Lucas, that was adorable. Anyway, I don't know if I'll read the other short stories, but I'd recommend the Alphas: Origins to Ilona Andrews fans. This book doesn't rely heavily on smut and romance, but it definitely builds a little.
It's crazy how much detail and world-building Andrews stuffed into this little piece. It was interesting to read of the different pockets of space, the different sub species and their abilities, and the reason for their existence. Arthur? Dick. Henry? Adorable. Lucas? That psycho dog everyone loves. It's interesting to see how Karina picks herself up and makes all her decisions based off the protection and safety of her daughter. To see how Karina starts to sympathize for Lucas, that was adorable. Anyway, I don't know if I'll read the other short stories, but I'd recommend the Alphas: Origins to Ilona Andrews fans. This book doesn't rely heavily on smut and romance, but it definitely builds a little.