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A review by cathepsut
Alpha & Omega by Isabelle Arden
3.0
I am not a big fan of the priesthood trope, i.e. some conflicted priest, whose vows of celibacy are tested and eventually fail because of true love. But this sounded like fun and I neeed something silly to chill out.
I don't really buy the idea of werewolves, that are so far removed from human society, that they don't know the inns and outs of that society. Is that a believable setting? It's nice though, that there are female alpha wolves and that it doesn't make a bit of a difference, what gender everybody is.
Decent characters, plot and sex scenes. Aden is a little wishy-washy, after being so conflicted at first, he gave up the goods pretty easily. The story is predictable and straight forward, but entertaining enough.
I don't really buy the idea of werewolves, that are so far removed from human society, that they don't know the inns and outs of that society. Is that a believable setting? It's nice though, that there are female alpha wolves and that it doesn't make a bit of a difference, what gender everybody is.
Decent characters, plot and sex scenes. Aden is a little wishy-washy, after being so conflicted at first, he gave up the goods pretty easily. The story is predictable and straight forward, but entertaining enough.