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A review by mimmie_massie
Single Vampire - Mated Alpha by Tabatha Austin
4.0
Wow! Honestly I'm speechless about this book.Not in a way that it's not good enough but I have too much to day about it .
It was a good book that I finished in a sitting roughly four hours.The plot is amazing and flows .It's not so cliche but you know what are s meant to happen and it happens but not just in a way I expect.Did I mention it's a second book in a series but can be read as a stand alone?
Westley is miserable about his life and he decides to change it but he gets so much more.His past just won't let him go and his future insists on labeling him.We learn from him that you need to define who you are by yourself, accept all parts of you both good and bad cause they come with a lesson.
Tyler is the poster boy of seeing in two dimensional while the picture is four dimensional (if there is anything of the sort) but he soon learns sometimes what you think you see is not really the reality.You sometimes need your world to turn up side down to see it.
My sweet Ryan is beautifully damaged.and thinks he is unworthy of love but deserve it more than anyone.This is mostly us cause we love the wrong people sometimes who damage us for the right one.
The book is about acceptance, clarify, communication, unconditional love(us hopeless romantics have to have this)and most of all growth.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily
It was a good book that I finished in a sitting roughly four hours.The plot is amazing and flows .It's not so cliche but you know what are s meant to happen and it happens but not just in a way I expect.Did I mention it's a second book in a series but can be read as a stand alone?
Westley is miserable about his life and he decides to change it but he gets so much more.His past just won't let him go and his future insists on labeling him.We learn from him that you need to define who you are by yourself, accept all parts of you both good and bad cause they come with a lesson.
Tyler is the poster boy of seeing in two dimensional while the picture is four dimensional (if there is anything of the sort) but he soon learns sometimes what you think you see is not really the reality.You sometimes need your world to turn up side down to see it.
My sweet Ryan is beautifully damaged.and thinks he is unworthy of love but deserve it more than anyone.This is mostly us cause we love the wrong people sometimes who damage us for the right one.
The book is about acceptance, clarify, communication, unconditional love(us hopeless romantics have to have this)and most of all growth.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily