Alpha Female

L.J. Breedlove

Mar 2022 · Wolf Harbor Series Book 1 · L.J. Breedlove

About this eBook

A Fitness Spa Like You've Never Experienced Before

Professor Abby Stafford was burned out. She was overweight, middle-aged, and tired. She'd even thought about suicide, but there were her dogs. Who would care for them? So she kept trudging on.

A summer as a test subject for a supplement that was designed to help her feel better, look younger, sounded just like what the doctor ordered. What did she have to lose?

But Wolf Harbor Resort may have left out a few of the side effects....

First in a new paranormal romance series, Wolf Harbor —— a feminist werewolf story. 

 

Ratings and reviews

I enjoyed this first book, but was slightly concerned about an omitted and important part. The premise you gave for the "retreat" on Hat Island was because of the women being post-menopausal. Yet, when Abby found out from her wolf and Jake that she would no longer be in that category, Abby didn't inform the other women or Dr. Leibenev. That seemed like a crucial point for the women because they would now be fertile and able to help the repopulation of the shifters. Especially since they were having sex like crazy with their "protectors" without protection.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this book. The heroine is smart, down-to-earth, and does what needs done. I feel like it's a more mature book, and that it's written at a slightly higher reading level than the usually-pushed tenth grade. I am going to greatly enjoy reading more by this author.

This was an awesome book. I'll read it again (i reread the favs) as I'm pretty sure I missed some things. Many parts where I teared up due to the emotion on the page (I don't do that normally). I'm hit and miss with paranormal. So happy I didn't bypass this one.

About the author

L.J. Breedlove writes suspense novels of all kinds, police procedurals, historical mysteries, romantic suspense and political thrillers. And now a paranormal suspense series — Wolf Harbor.

She's been a journalist, a professor, and now a fiction writer. (And a ranch hand, oceanography lab assistant, librarian assistant, cider factory line worker, and a typesetter. Oh, and worked in the laundry of an old folks home, something that inspired her to become an over-educated adult who would never be that desperate for a paycheck again.) She covered politics, among other things, taught media and politics, among other things, and writes political novels. You've been warned.