The Alpha's Daughter
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4.4 • 21 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Karina is not like any of the wolves within her pack. She's a human. The only human to be born of two wolves.
When her father invites another alpha to take his pick of willing, single, consenting females, Karina has no choice but to be in the lineup. She is pack, she is single, and she knows she is not going to get picked. She is human, and any alpha would be looking for a wolf.
Rage has no desire to take a woman from Westblood’s pack. He doesn’t need a woman to make an alliance against the rogue wolves that are deadly to all wolves. One scent of Karina, and all sense is lost. She is his mate. He doesn’t care that she's human, all he knows, is that he belongs with her.
Karina doesn’t feel anything for Rage. Even though he claims to be her mate, she doesn’t sense a thing. She has no wolf senses. She is weak. But slowly, little by little, she cannot help but be drawn to the new alpha. He doesn’t treat her with kid gloves. He shows her his wolf, and he is willing to explore with her.
Rage has already figured out why Karina is human. He doesn’t care. She is his love and his soul mate, and he will never let her go.
Customer Reviews
Alpha’s Daughter
Karina and Rage’s story had them coming together when her father, their pack alpha, invited the alpha from another pack to have his pick of a woman so they can stick together against the rogue wolves. Karina was born to wolves but she is human. Rage’s wolf still knew she was his mate. So between the rogue wolves and the wooing of the alpha to get his mate it was an interesting read.
I received a free copy of this book via Evernight and am voluntarily leaving a review.
The best werewolf novel I’ve ever read.
I chose this book on a whim, and it was so good I finished it within 24 hrs. Karina is not your average female lead in a werewolf novel, and Rage is even better than most alphas I’ve read of. Their story is unlike any other I’ve read.
Please note that you’re not going to get a big fight scene out of this book. There’s talk of violence and action in the past, and plenty of thread during the present, but this book is all about other things. You won’t miss the action. There’s too much else to consider, and it’s wonderful. The spicy scenes are so well done, it all adds to the story and doesn’t rule the book.
This is the perfect story to me.