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Monroe (2013)

by Susan A. Bliler(Favorite Author)

3.99 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Susan A. Bliler

series

Skin Walkers

review 1: This was completely unexpected. I thought this was going to be a cute and short read. But, no, this was amazing. I really liked it. I read Monroe instead of book one in the series, King, because I have a thing for head honchos.I liked Eden, she was badass and fierce.Monroe was okay, I liked him, but I didn't love him. Sometimes I read his voice with an accent in my head.The supporting characters were great, without them I don't know if the story would've been as good as it was.Monroe and Eden's relationship was amazing. I loved that it wasn't fast and easy. They had regular troubles, and their love had time to grow.Monroe was fierce, and never gave up.“And if I hadn’t forgiven you?” He smiled and leaned down to kiss her briefly. “I’d have stayed until you had.... more I refuse to lose you. I refuse!”I really didn't like the unnecessary explanation points, and Monroe's need to yell unnecessarily, that's the reason I'm not giving a full five stars.☆☆☆☆ !
review 2: I don't think Susan is going to write a Skin Walker book that I don't like! (knocks on wood)Susan has become and auto-buy for me since the first book I read, Conn. I love books about men that are all Alpha, and got a little bit of animal in them, they growl, snarl, and the world MINE rumbles out of their chest like a barbarian. Seriously, I don't care how non-feminist that is. I like the books, get over it! Monroe's book was a really pleasant surprise. It was a bit different than the other books, and Monroe was ten times the Alpha--well he is the Alpha of his people. His chest bounding made me to hot I was screaming into my sheet when he would get all hot and bothered and told Eden exactly what she was going to do, how she was going to do it, and what was going to go down between them. Once the 'mating' took effect with the halo--holy holy holy!!!!!! It was so brilliant to see that, and it was even more brilliant to see Monroe be humbled by his little woman. I think she might even be WORSE than him. I respect any woman that is strong, independent, and has mamma bear instincts. Can I just say that I LOVED the scene when she left him, and he showed up in the hotel room to explain himself. I cried, I laughed, and I felt so connected to Monroe in that one scene I wanted to reach into the book and crawl into his lap myself! Another win for Susan and her Skin Walkers! less

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