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A review by erin_penn
Bad Alpha by Kathryn Moon
5.0
That was unexpectedly good. Variations off the traditional erotica-romance includes (1) omegaverse style universe, (2) thriller action, (3) redemption arc of the assassin bad girl as strong as one normally sees for male characters. (a female redemption arc is something several author friends have talked about)
Works as a stand-alone (I did not read the rest of the series ... though I might now!).
Yeah, this really is a thriller with the central heroine an assassin. She is really GOOD at being BAD. Can an omega con-man and a para-military barely-there (non-shifter) pack survive the taming of this feral Alpha? Especially when she has an international human slavery ring after her?
(I think the human slavery ring is the on-going plotline connecting the Sweet Omegaverse series.)
This has the best action-fight scenes I have EVER read in an erotica-romance. I read a lot of paranormal romance, so this is actually a higher bar than you would expect for the romance genre and Ms. Moon doesn't just break previous records, she destroys them. This book would work as a VERY good thriller if the reverse harem was removed.
But that would be a horrible loss, removing the reverse harem. All the men are distinctive personalities, strong interpersonal relationships. Characters DEVELOP and CHANGE. Grow stronger. The M-M romance within the harem is wonderfully sweet. The heroine develops different relationships with each of her harem.
Really, this book is an amazing example of its genre and completely spoils me in my expectations for other Omegaverse-style books.
(Read through Kindle Unlimited)
Works as a stand-alone (I did not read the rest of the series ... though I might now!).
Yeah, this really is a thriller with the central heroine an assassin. She is really GOOD at being BAD. Can an omega con-man and a para-military barely-there (non-shifter) pack survive the taming of this feral Alpha? Especially when she has an international human slavery ring after her?
(I think the human slavery ring is the on-going plotline connecting the Sweet Omegaverse series.)
This has the best action-fight scenes I have EVER read in an erotica-romance. I read a lot of paranormal romance, so this is actually a higher bar than you would expect for the romance genre and Ms. Moon doesn't just break previous records, she destroys them. This book would work as a VERY good thriller if the reverse harem was removed.
But that would be a horrible loss, removing the reverse harem. All the men are distinctive personalities, strong interpersonal relationships. Characters DEVELOP and CHANGE. Grow stronger. The M-M romance within the harem is wonderfully sweet. The heroine develops different relationships with each of her harem.
Really, this book is an amazing example of its genre and completely spoils me in my expectations for other Omegaverse-style books.
(Read through Kindle Unlimited)