Lycan’s Blood Queen by Catherine Edward | Book Review

Aaron George Randolph, ruling King of the Lycans, is hell-bent on revenge for his mother’s brutal death at the hands of Vampires. But when a suspicious student takes up resident on his turf, he can’t help but be drawn to her despite knowing what she is.

Taken into custody by the ruling family of Brookedge, Mia’s life is complicated by the whole different world of mythical creatures living among humans. Now she must survive the impending civil war between old rivals, all the while learning about her true self and the power she holds. Torn between the nature of who she is and the overwhelming desire for the Lycan king, her choices are minimal.

What begins as vicious hostility changes into defying desire as Aaron and Mia are brought together by an unforgiving grudge that miraculously blooms into something unexpected that neither knew they needed.

With the war on the rise and a powerful enemy at the head of it, will their feelings for each other heal them in time? Or will they be forced to part ways and deny each other what was fated to be?

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I love paranormal so this was right up my alley. While the author is new to me I will say that enjoyed this book more than I thought I would. I’m not a bit vampire reader but this sounded far to good to pass up.

Mia is in hiding and that her adopted father has worked hard to keep her safe. Now she’s being followed and he’s not answering her calls. That brings us to Aaron Randolph who is avenging his mother’s death at the hand of the vampires.

Mia and Aaron are great characters and I feel like I need to say that he’s a virgin! It was such a big deal because I normally read a lot of alpha hero books and they are never virgins so this was an awesome change.

If you love paranormal like do then this is the book that you want to read. I wasn’t able to put it down. Although, I took off a half star though because this ends in a sort of to be continued in the next book. It’s not a full on cliffhanger but now I need to read the next book. My OCD won’t allow me not to.