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Avoiding Alpha Alpha Girl Book 2 eBook Aileen Erin

Avoiding Alpha was a quick and interesting follow up to Becoming Alpha. Tessa and Dastien are preparing for their upcoming Tribunal, Tessa's birthday, and the full moon. But suddenly Meredith gets super sick. Werewolves don't get sick. Ever. It turns out that her wolf has been agitated and is now fighting against the curse that keeps her from shifting. Tessa can't just sit by while her friend is dying, especially when it was her family who put the curse on her in the first place. Now, it's time to face the head of her coven to reverse the curse, or learn to use her own bruja magic, which might make things worse.

I really enjoyed Avoiding Alpha. At first it seemed like a novella that was just focused on Meredith and breaking her curse. But it really wound up being about Tessa finally embracing her two halves and settling into herself. She's been fighting her transformation for weeks now, but she has to change soon or she'll never get under control. On the other hand, she has all of this magic, but no idea how to use it. She can't go to her coven without losing her wolf, but she also can't learn how to hone her abilities without guidance. Saving Meredith was the perfect way for her to learn what she's capable of, but it also caused some complications with her coven, which I'm excited to see how that all plays out.

Avoiding Alpha was pretty great. I was never bored as Tessa does everything she can to try to save her friend. She learned a lot more about her powers as an alpha wolf, and also started to get a hold of her bruja powers. There's also a bit more romance here. She and Dastien are kind of sickeningly sweet! It was feeling more insta-lovey this time, but I like said in my review for the first book, there are reasons! But the two have a lot more trials to face, and I can't wait!

*Disclaimer: I received this book from the publisher for review. No compensation was offered or accepted.


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Avoiding Alpha Alpha Girl Book 2 eBook Aileen Erin Reviews

I've just finished reading this book for the second time. Since a new book is out in the series, I'm re-reading all the books again. That should tell you something about how enjoyable these books are. The first time I read the books, I simply couldn't put them down. I'm having nearly as much trouble this time. It's a good thing I have a flexible lunch period. It never ends at a good point in the book. The characters are well developed and grow as the series progresses. The editing is excellent. I'm a grammar Nazi but have no complaints. Each book is complete but there is an ongoing story that is carried through the series too. I definitely recommend you read this book and the entire series.
After I finished "Becoming Alpha", I just had to read Avoiding Alpha....kinda wished I had avoided it.

There were some positive things to this book 1) You get to know Tessa & Dastian better. You can see their dynamic, their relationship, the power exchange between two wolves and how it works in a human/furry werewolf world. I also really liked Meredith & Donovan together. There relationship is just "too cute". It's like candy sweet. I'd love a spinoff with just them two.

Most of this book has Meredith in basically a drug induced werewolf coma. Meredith is there because of the curse from Tessa's family at the nearby coven. The book is basically "Tessa is going to save Meredith" if its the last thing she ever does. The dynamic between them two is great (especially at the end).

I really expected this book to explore more of her family. I really wish Tessa's Great Aunt helped me and you saw the dynamic with Tessa and her more. I also really wished there was more Axel. I know he is in college and away and stuff but I just wish there was more. I love the sibling connection between Tessa & Axel.

Also, the book ends with the "tribunal" looming. I know it's coming, but this book didn't want me to make buy the third installment in this series. It was just "ok". Nothing really amazing about it. Even the cover this time was lackluster for me. Maybe with more editing, this book could've been better. The "skeletal outline" was there but it just wasn't enough to really thrill me.

I will saw this, Aileen is a good author. This book is just not her best work.
I absolutely love this series, and the author writes very well. So please don't take this review the wrong way. I would still definitely recommend buying books from this author and reading this series. )

As for this book, however, it was soooo drawn out an lacking the excitement that the prior book had. The entire book is, in a nut shell, Tess trying to find a way to cure Meredith's sickness. The.Entire.Book. She and Dastien get very limited romance in this book, as it is constantly overshadowed by Meredith's situation. Don't get me wrong, there were exciting and attention grabbing scenes, but I really, really wanted some big romance with Tess & Dastien! How much longer is she going to be 17/too young to fully "mate" with Dastien?

And while we're on the subject of Tess...She's STILL not "one" with her wolf, and fights when she needs to shift. That wasn't ever really resolved in this book, unfortunately. So many things that Tess needed to resolve and address, but they all took a backseat to Meredith.

I was glad to see some resolution to other things, such as Tess balancing out her "bruja" side, and I was happy that things for Meredith didn't take a dire turn forever. But I still can't say that I loved this book. Too drawn out, and not enough Tess+Dastien!!

Lastly, what's up with the book being significantly shorter than the previous book? Did I miss something? The first book is pretty long, then this one is less than half of that?! I wanted more!!
Avoiding Alpha was a quick and interesting follow up to Becoming Alpha. Tessa and Dastien are preparing for their upcoming Tribunal, Tessa's birthday, and the full moon. But suddenly Meredith gets super sick. Werewolves don't get sick. Ever. It turns out that her wolf has been agitated and is now fighting against the curse that keeps her from shifting. Tessa can't just sit by while her friend is dying, especially when it was her family who put the curse on her in the first place. Now, it's time to face the head of her coven to reverse the curse, or learn to use her own bruja magic, which might make things worse.

I really enjoyed Avoiding Alpha. At first it seemed like a novella that was just focused on Meredith and breaking her curse. But it really wound up being about Tessa finally embracing her two halves and settling into herself. She's been fighting her transformation for weeks now, but she has to change soon or she'll never get under control. On the other hand, she has all of this magic, but no idea how to use it. She can't go to her coven without losing her wolf, but she also can't learn how to hone her abilities without guidance. Saving Meredith was the perfect way for her to learn what she's capable of, but it also caused some complications with her coven, which I'm excited to see how that all plays out.

Avoiding Alpha was pretty great. I was never bored as Tessa does everything she can to try to save her friend. She learned a lot more about her powers as an alpha wolf, and also started to get a hold of her bruja powers. There's also a bit more romance here. She and Dastien are kind of sickeningly sweet! It was feeling more insta-lovey this time, but I like said in my review for the first book, there are reasons! But the two have a lot more trials to face, and I can't wait!

*Disclaimer I received this book from the publisher for review. No compensation was offered or accepted.