Alpha’s Blood by Renee Rose and Lee Savino
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- Stars
- ★★★★½
- Heat
- Nuclear
- Genre
- Paranormal
- Series
- Standalone
Recommendation
Lucius had been bored for decades until he saw Selene, and realized she was someone who would challenge him. And boy did I enjoy reading about their challenges. Renee and Lee wrote some hot scenes, including a few with some BDSM machines that Lucius used for a little orgasm “torture.” Whoa, baby, will you need a fan when reading those scenes. Lucius was never cruel to Selene and he treated her like a treasure. For a centuries-old vampire, he was an alpha with a hidden heart of gold and you will swoon over him.
Excerpts
"Give yourself to me, Selene. I won't ever let you fall."
Something about seeing my proud, beautiful wolf so undone excites me more than anything has in the last century.
I grasp her chin. "A crown in public. A collar in private. You will kneel to me, and me alone."
Publisher synopsis
I BOUGHT HER. I OWN HER. BUT SHE'LL NEVER BE MINE…
A Vampire King…
The moment she stepped on stage, I had to have her in my bed. My submissive, kneeling at my feet.
But this captive virgin is more than what she seems…
A spy in my kingdom. A weapon honed by my enemy. She hates me, but hate is a passion perilously close to love…
A captured queen…
All my life I’ve trained for one purpose. One ultimate goal: kill the Vampire King.
I expected a fight. Pain. Torture. I didn’t expect to want him. My body is a weapon he turns against me.
But I can’t forget my fallen pack. My quest for revenge. My mission is simple:
Seduce him. Earn his trust. Bring him down.
Above all: don’t fall in love.
This stand-alone romance is the twelfth in the bestselling Bad Boy Alpha series. HEA guaranteed, no cheating. This enemies-to-lovers story contains a cool, collected vampire and the she-wolf sent to bring him down. If such material offends you, do not buy this book.
Review published April 18, 2019