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billeylilley's review against another edition
4.0
Couldn't put it down and constantly wanted to read more! I enjoy the twists and turns throughout although Reid's/Ryder's behaviour at points really annoyed me as it was just playing up to the stereotypical "Alpha Male".
Loved the change in David as a character through the book though!
Loved the change in David as a character through the book though!
partawesome's review against another edition
1.0
The love interest in this is kind of horrible and had very few redeeming qualities.
charley0796's review against another edition
funny
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
3.5
I found Jessica Hall via her His Lost Lycan Luna book and whilst I’m waiting for new chapters I decided to read Hybrid Aria. Each book focuses on a different character from each generation of Aria’s family - making them fast paced whilst not forgetting characters we’ve grown to love.
I enjoyed this book - plenty of steamy scenes and an interesting plot line! However, you can see that this is one of her earlier works - there are grammatical errors that should have been caught by an editor before print. I’m also not a fan of the unexpected pregnancy trope - which seems to be a theme of this series. Despite its length, I feel the book needed longer to explore Aria’s conflict around being a mum and how she could accomplish her life goals. Instead, she quickly became wedded, bedded and a unimportant mum - focusing on Aria for two books and her journey would have been incredible!
At the end it shifts quickly to follow a different person, leaving me feeling unfulfilled with the lack of development we were privy to with Aria - it time jumps to her being happy and a great mum with a new focus on a different character (which I’m not mad at as the next book is good!).
I enjoyed this book - plenty of steamy scenes and an interesting plot line! However, you can see that this is one of her earlier works - there are grammatical errors that should have been caught by an editor before print. I’m also not a fan of the unexpected pregnancy trope - which seems to be a theme of this series. Despite its length, I feel the book needed longer to explore Aria’s conflict around being a mum and how she could accomplish her life goals. Instead, she quickly became wedded, bedded and a unimportant mum - focusing on Aria for two books and her journey would have been incredible!
At the end it shifts quickly to follow a different person, leaving me feeling unfulfilled with the lack of development we were privy to with Aria - it time jumps to her being happy and a great mum with a new focus on a different character (which I’m not mad at as the next book is good!).
Content Warnings
Graphic: Physical abuse
Moderate: Child abuse and Violence
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