Come Here, Kitten: An Enemies to Lovers Paranormal Romance

Ares is violent, ruthless, and cold-hearted when he is introduced into the story. He is on a mission to obtain the Malavite Stone, a crystal that can give the owner ungodly powers and provides healing properties, and he will annihilate anything in his path as he tries to find it. When Area meets Aurora, he realizes she is his mate. She is able to fall in love with him because she sees his softer side. Not all the bad things people say about him are true. But she has secrets and, if he finds out what she knows, would he kill her to obtain that knowledge? Will Aurora be able to fight off the rogues who are after her by herself?

Aurora is supposedly the alpha-to-be of her pack, but ever since her brother died and she was injured in a fight, her family has done nothing but put her down. The final straw is when her mother trades her off to a vicious warrior alpha, Ares, in order to protect the pack. Devastated by her mother’s actions, Aurora is determined to make the best of a horrible situation, but discovers it might not be as bad as she thinks. I loved the characters and the conflict between Aurora and Ares is, between her and her mother, and other conflicts going on are very well done. The heat level is high - this is a very hot book, but it works because of the relationship between Aurora and Ares. So why only three stars? Because of the ending. Or rather the non-ending. It stops in the middle of the story. This is not a series, it is a serialized story. You are cut off in the middle of a high point and I absolutely hate that - especially when I don’t know it ahead of time. I would have definitely read more, but... I will not be looking for the other books because the author failed for me in the ending. It is not a stand-alone book. It’s a good book, but it does not end. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Well crafted story, lots of original ideas and will hold interest. Very different take on the subject. Those who are into this type of book will love it! Who knew that is how shifters operate! I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.