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nmulder81 's review for:
When an Alpha Purrs
by Eve Langlais
This was the typical cute, easy shifter romance that I've come to expect from Eve Langlais. I love picking up one of her books when I've finished something especially dark because hers are always light and fun and full of sassy heroines with big attitudes.
When an Alpha Purrs features the egotistical hero, Arik who is not used to anyone not jumping at his every command. He gets what and who he wants every time. Until the day he goes for a mane trim and meets a sassy human woman who has no intention of being walked all over.
Having just left a rather bad relationship, Kira has no problem telling the grumpy man waiting for a haircut where to shove his attitude. Then she promptly hacks off his hair and runs for it.
Kira was a strong heroine intent on not backing down from something she had no hope of ever handling on her own. While I liked that aspect of her personality I liked it even more when she finally let Arik help her as their relationship grew. I did think that for as much fuss as she created over the fact that he was a shifter, she got over that real fast when she was in danger. I loved the constant back and forth these two shared throughout the book. I found myself laughing quite often as Kira continually shot Arik down with one liners. For a man who wasn't used to such a personality, he was humbled a time or two but never discouraged.
I look forward to more from this world as I have in the past from Langlais.
I give When an Alpha Purrs by Eve Langlais 3.75 stars!
When an Alpha Purrs features the egotistical hero, Arik who is not used to anyone not jumping at his every command. He gets what and who he wants every time. Until the day he goes for a mane trim and meets a sassy human woman who has no intention of being walked all over.
Having just left a rather bad relationship, Kira has no problem telling the grumpy man waiting for a haircut where to shove his attitude. Then she promptly hacks off his hair and runs for it.
Kira was a strong heroine intent on not backing down from something she had no hope of ever handling on her own. While I liked that aspect of her personality I liked it even more when she finally let Arik help her as their relationship grew. I did think that for as much fuss as she created over the fact that he was a shifter, she got over that real fast when she was in danger. I loved the constant back and forth these two shared throughout the book. I found myself laughing quite often as Kira continually shot Arik down with one liners. For a man who wasn't used to such a personality, he was humbled a time or two but never discouraged.
I look forward to more from this world as I have in the past from Langlais.
I give When an Alpha Purrs by Eve Langlais 3.75 stars!