Bound to You
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3.8 • 4 Ratings
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- $13.99
Publisher Description
Alpha meets alpha in this sexy take on the classic paranormal romance, perfect for fans of Ali Hazelwood and TJ Klune.
She’s met her mate. And he’s met his match.
Megan is waiting for her perfect mate, for the bond that leads to true love (and preferably, to a California beach). For a daughter of the alpha, no normal werewolf will do, but with high school now behind her, she’s getting desperate. When a matchmaking party fails to deliver, she escapes outside, only to feel her bond tighten around a man she’s never met.
James is the leader of a dying breed—warrior wolves, full of ancient magic, and the only defense against nightmarish wraiths. He’s strong, sexy… and completely uninterested. Unable to break the bond, he whisks Megan away to his castle in Quebec, into a dangerous wilderness without beaches or Wi-Fi. Scarred by his past and struggling with his pack, the last thing he needs is someone this… distracting.
Bound to You is the perfect book for readers who love:
• Werewolf Romance
• Brooding Alpha Mate
• Found Family
• Forced Proximity
• Rejected Mate
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Too many unanswered questions lead to an uneven debut in Brandon's story of fated love. Eighteen-year-old alpha werewolf Megan Ross is eager to find her mate. To help, her father throws a party and invites numerous packs along the East Coast. When Megan meets James Sandleholm, a warrior alpha from Canada, it is clear that the two of them are destined to form a life bond as mates. Though James immediately brings her home to his pack, he has no intention of fulfilling the bond. His reluctance stems from painful past associations of the toll that his mother's death took on his father (if a warrior alpha loses his mate, he begins to lose his grip on reality). As Megan tries to break through James's armor, she discovers that warrior wolves are dealing with a dangerous threat long thought to be extinct. Brandon presents a promising story of how past pain and future expectations can cloud the present, but inconsistent worldbuilding and development of characters' motivations lessens the story's authenticity and impact. Ages 13 18. (Apr.)
