Alpha's Claim

She was promised to another. She chose freedom instead.

As the cherished daughter of Alpha Magnus, Brielle's future was set—a political mating to her father's brutal beta, Thorne. But when she encounters Kiara, the powerful alpha of an all-female pack, Brielle discovers another path. One where females lead, fight, and choose their own mates.

Fleeing her wedding, Brielle finds sanctuary with Kiara's pack, and something unexpected—a claiming mark freely offered and freely accepted. As passion ignites between them, their connection grows from strategic alliance to something neither expected: a bond forged through choice rather than fate.

But when traditional packs unite to destroy this threat to their power, Brielle must stand beside her new alpha in battle. Together, they'll fight not just for territory, but for a future where love means partnership, not possession.

ALPHA'S CLAIM is an explicit F/F paranormal romance featuring a powerful alpha, a woman discovering her strength, exhibition elements, and a revolutionary love that defies tradition. First in the LUNAR BONDS series.

it was ok

it was good at first. but saying the same lines over and over again. the last 2-3 chapters was so boring.

Interesting Idea, Simply Too Repetitive

I was pretty interested at first. The relationship developed quickly, and there is a strong sense of feminism throughout. Though it’s very repetitive. Entire lines that are heard in the beginning become the entire theme and reiterated 3-4 times in the span of 5 minutes at multiple points throughout the entire story. It takes away from the plot, the struggle, and the emotional connection to the characters. I like the concept of the story and the romance that develops. The repetition simply became more than I personally could handle and I quit listening with about an hour left.

Repetitive

AI voice does not convey the feelings the characters should be portraying as wolves. The latter part of the book becomes beyond repetitive……

Was okay at first

The beginning was fine despite the repetition. At that point it was pretty minimal, but towards the end it was the same thing over and over again. It had a lot of potential so I was pretty disappointed by the last few chapters.

Interesting take

Traditional pack needs to be removed from the story. It’s said so much! Other than that it was ok. Not spicy like most shifter books. I liked the Amazon pack story. Female only pack taking on the traditional pack where males rule. Not very romantic. The last hour was very repetitive.