Coven (A Soulmark Series Book 1): Lycan & Vampire Soulmark Series
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4.4 • 290 Ratings
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Publisher Description
All's fair in love and magic.
Zoelle Baudelaire couldn't predict one late night run would change the course of her life forever. Thrust into the world of the paranormal, she must learn to navigate a realm she's only read about in fairytales.
Returning to her childhood home in Montana, she struggles to control her newfound magical powers. The birthmark etched upon her skin is more than it seems. And tensions run high with the new family in town.
Xander—Alpha of the Adolphus Pack—will do anything to protect his family of lycans, but when Zoelle enters his life under unusual circumstances, he knows only one thing: he must have her–no matter the cost.
Meanwhile, forces beyond Zoelle's comprehension threaten to tear apart her home. With time running short and her resolve waning, she must make a choice. Keep a grip on her old life, or surrender to this man and new magical world.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: This book contains scintillating love scenes, strong language, and the hottest, domineering alpha!
**Fans of Bella Forrest, E.L. James, Jasmine Walt, Madison Faye, Dannika Dark, Vivienne Savage, and Linsey Hall will love this paranormal romance!
Customer Reviews
Coven
Good reading TY
Won’t want to put it down
You never know what you’re diving into when it comes to supernatural books and this 1st book in this series keeps you wanting more. It’s playful, serious, and a little sexy. Such a great read, you won’t want to put it down. There are twists, turns, and romance what more could you ask for? The answer would be Sexy men turning into wolves of course because that’s what you get. There are also witches and vampires. Fantastic supernatural series.
Original storyline
Thoroughly enjoyed reading this original story. Fantastical world of lycanthropy and witches collide in this seemingly realistic tale. Steamy scenes add passions and thrill.
Spoiler: my only complaint is Ben’s role, especially at the end. It’s seems so important yet ultimately falls flat as if he is not a necessary character at all.