Mate

I absolutely loved Bride and wasn’t ready to let go of the characters or their snarky banter, so I jumped straight into Mate. Both books were such a refreshing palette cleanser. Compared to the heavy dark romances I’ve been reading lately, this story was light, fun, and engaging—even with the fighting, kidnapping, and crazy cults mixed in!I really appreciated the author's world-building choices. Instead of describing characters top-to-toe, she leaves room for your imagination to fill in the blanks. The overarching plot of Serena discovering her past while she and Kown navigate their relationship kept me completely hooked, as did the snippets of character thoughts at the start of each chapter—they added great context to the whole "refusing the mate bond" storyline.The closest comparison I can draw is the Twilight saga (and don't shoot me, I loved those books when they came out, sparkles and all!). But as a former Team Jacob fan, Mate was definitely my favorite of the two. It was packed with plot twists that kept me glued to the pages, though I won't spoil any of them here.If I had one complaint, it was the spice. I understood the "knot" concept from Bride, but the explicit scenes here felt a bit too focused on the wolf side of things at the expense of genuine romance. Still, I smiled, laughed, and thoroughly enjoyed myself. As a wise author friend (thanks, Aimie!) once told me: "Sometimes you just have to read what your bookworm heart wants, before the ones you should be reading." If the author writes more in this world, I’ll definitely be picking it up!

Es un libro precioso, divertido y atrapante. Lo he terminado en dos días sin poder parar. Serena es un personaje agradable y elocuente (parecido a la fórmula de las protagonistas de Ali), y Koen es un licántropo sarcástico y gruñón que la adora. Al inicio es un poco lento el desarrollo del romance pero él en ningún momento es desagradable con ella, y al mismo tiempo vas conociendo a la manada de él y a Serena, su personalidad y su predilección por cargar todo ella sola hasta un punto cuestionable. La trama alrededor del pasado esta bien estructurada, y al final cada uno de los cabos sueltos se resuelven. Es muy bonito y tendrás varios momentos para reír y enamorarte de la novela. Es importante que hayas leído el primero para poder entender mejor este libro, mencionan muchos personajes de la primera parte. A veces podría ser un poco pesado por la cantidad de información y diálogos, pero todos los diálogos son bonitos.
La amistad de Misery y Serena es muy bonita de leer.
Mi parte favorita es cuando él describe que todas las cosas comunes con ella son especiales.
Si estás buscando una novela romántica y fantasiosa para un fin de semana, está es la novela adecuada

QUE CASAL SUPERIOR A TODOS!!!!!