“Mate me. Marry me.”
Genre: Paranormal Romance (shifters)
Book Length (Est.): 260 Pages
Book Description/Synopsis:
Andromeda Reynolds is being hunted. After witnessing her mother’s violent death at the hands of a pack of wolf shifters, Andie has devoted her life to protecting her community of cougar shifters from a similar fate. But now, a greater threat lies within her own pack, and she must run. If she stays, Kyle Carstairs will force their mating, seeking the added political power their union would provide.
Andie would rather chew off her own foot than end up with Kyle. Though, knowing him, she won’t live long either way. Andie’s only hope of survival is to mate Jaxon Keller, the Alpha of the Keller Dare with which she is seeking asylum. But before she can get to him, Andie must first go through A.J., one of the Alpha’s Protectors. What Andie doesn’t realize is that A.J. has secrets of his own. All Andie knows is that the incredibly frustrating shifter insists on challenging her story, her skills, her trust… and her heart.
Jennifer’s Review:
*I received this book free from the author in exchange for an honest review*
Andie is one determined werecat. She knows what needs to be done for the good of her people and she’ll go to the ends of the earth, or at least the Keller Dare, to get it. She’ll go through every obstacle, every test, and share almost everything A.J. asks for, and she’ll do it all for a chance to talk to the Keller Dare Alpha, Jaxon.
A.J. is stubborn and overprotective, but he has his reasons. He’ll test Andie’s abilities and she’ll test his heart.
“I dreamed of you last night.” Andie bit her lip. “I dreamt that you were fire in my arms. And that with barely a touch, we both reached heaven.”
By taking in Andie the Keller Dare risks war, but once they get to know her no one is willing to let her go. She’ll prove herself and will continue to do so long after the tests have finished.
Andromeda’s Fall has secrets, chaos, and an incredibly heartwarming sense of family.
A little about the series… Werecats are not know for their togetherness, they’re more of the loner type, which is why the Shadowcat Nation was formed. Developing dares and staying together is the only thing keeping them safe from other weres. So far the werewolves don’t seem all that friendly, however, there is one certain werebear that I’d like to read more about.
The concept of the Shadowcat Nation is intriguing and the characters bring to life a reality that easily drew me in. I look forward to reading more and seeing where this series leads.
My Favorite Moment: I absolutely loved when Zac suggested his alternate plan to Andie, I thought A.J. was going to flip.
“I gathered you were ready to rip into me, leave me for dead, and whisk Andie off to safety.”
“Got it in one.”
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Categories: 5 Stars, Jennifer's Reviews, Reviews
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Thank you so much for the fantastic review. Thrilled to hear you loved it! 🙂
I did! And I cannot wait to read more of the series! ~Jenn