Princess of the Pack - Saranna DeWylde

Princess of the Pack

By Saranna DeWylde

  • Release Date: 2015-06-28
  • Genre: Paranormal Romance
Score: 4
4
From 96 Ratings
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Description

Marchessa de la Luna’s duty is to the marriage arranged to the enigmatic and powerful, but aging Alpha Antony Rommulus. Her passion is for the rogue Cassius who can give her nothing except pleasure. Marchessa must choose if it will be duty or desire that will decide her fate and that of her pack.

 ***The Woolven Reading Order***
Big Bad Billionaire
Princess of the Pack (novella)
The Ardennes Curse  (novella)
The Werewolf Tycoon's Secret baby
The Mate Mistake
Stealing the Heiress

Reviews

  • Marchessa de la Luna is all alpha female.

    5
    By Bernie856
    Her father never said or did anything to build a relationship with her . Former fiancé chosen by her father did not love her . She is only going through with this one because the benifit of the pack required it of her. This road will be full of challenges but very rewarding in the end.HEA 5 star review 2nd in the series.

  • Nice concept, poorly written

    1
    By Mexican Hibiscus
    This was a pretty short read, I was done in 1 evening. The plot of the story was interesting but not well executed. More elaboration into the storyline would have done wonders. I guess I shouldn't complain though since this was a free book.

  • The Princes has a Bite!

    5
    By KPMe1
    I didn't expect to like Marchessa at all. My feelings about her were that she was a spoiled character who had been pampered all of her life. Boy was I wrong! She is an amazing character with uncharted depths that keep you spellbound throughout the story. She's completely fascinating and the situation she finds herself in is mind blowing. The mystery of Cassius and Antony was exciting and wonderful and terrible all wrapped up into one. You can feel the anguish and the pain that they feel through this struggle. I really love how this series is rounding out and can't wait for more.

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