in the fucking school doesn't have to treat her like a fucking mentally-challenged 7 year old by reiterating the rules. This is a "speed-review" def: a "speed review" is a new feature on Pretty Little Memoirs consisting of shorter reads and eBooks that I've read in a quick and event-filled review. She lives with her husband in Los Angeles, and spends her days doing her favorite things: reading books, creating worlds, and kicking ass. The male hero displays typical bad boy behaviour and I am not sure if this is a good message for young girls.

The secondary characters in the book are also quite enjoyable though not as much as the main characters. In this book, aside from the insta-love trope that I hate, the characters are typical teens, except for being supernatural of course. Aileen Erin is the founder and CEO of Ink Monster, building worlds filled with girl power and happily ever afters. It was fun and edgy, and it put an interesting twist on what we've seen from werewolves in recent years.The book ends at a natural break in the narrative but the story definitely continues in future books.

This book is an introduction to 17-year-old Tessa and the exploration of her powers and how she fits into the larger world.Mind you throughout the majority of the book D was acting like he didn't have enough balls to talk her. Tessa was a very forgiving (it become annoying how forgiving she was by the second half of the book), would-die-for-a-normal-life girl. I received a copy of Becoming Alpha from Ink Monster LLC via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. or like I get that it's hard to accept the fact the you are a warewolf and I'm ok with that but once you've accepted warewolves are real you still think witches and magik and vampires are crazy talk? As a character who is willing to go to the extreme, one can only hope that she is able to make the right decisions especially when she appeared as if she was going to sacrifice herself to the witches.