Horde Queen

Three and a half

Well I didn't much care for Thor in the previous book but have to say he certainly improved in this book. No longer quite so carefree but determined to do the best he can for his race but what if that entailed being fated to have a weak human Mate ? Step forward Addy who might have had a difficult life but she's no slouch in the self preservation department ! She might have been tricked, brutally attacked and left for dead but when she awakens to find herself kidnapped by an annoying, arrogant alien there's no way she's going to make things easy for him. Trouble is Thor isn't the only one who doubts Addy and pretty soon there's a whole new world of pain for them both to endure !
I am enjoying these fun, slightly silly new stories and wonder if perhaps the new co author is the reason that the older Preor characters are absent ? Whatever the reason I liked Addy and perhaps there wasn't as much humour as I've come to expect but nevertheless as a pallet cleansing read after more brutal stories on my kindle I happily spent a few hours amongst these characters loosely based on Norse mythology.
This voluntary take is of an advanced copy and my thoughts and comments are honest and I believe fair