My Alphas: Part One (Ménage BBW Paranormal Werewolf Romance)

Emily Cantore

My Alphas Book 1 · Emily Cantore

About this ebook

 A decade ago, 15-year old Cass Green was saved from certain death by two teenage werewolves. Now, after a lifetime of aching for the touch of fur on her face, she is hiking out into the wilderness, searching for the two Alphas who rescued her.

All too quickly she finds them - Edon, a handsome and somewhat civilized Alpha and Rey, a dominant and wild brute. Both werewolves are absolutely gorgeous. Both dangerous. Both utterly overwhelming.

They are Alphas of the Arctos Pack, sharing leadership... and everything else.

They imprinted on her all those years ago and are willing to fight to the death for the chance to mate with the curvy girl who has wandered into their territory - starting right now!

This is part one in a Werewolf BBW serial, approximately 60 pages each. It is not a standalone. This book is intended for readers 18+ who are comfortable with Alpha werewolves, ménage romance and some explicit scenes.

Ratings and reviews

I did not like how this is being drawn out. When Edon and Rey were teens they unknowingly imprinted on Cass. She's headed back into the woods to find them since her life feels incomplete without them in it. She finds them and they take her to their den. She's forming a relationship with Edon, but ends up sleeping with Rey first....now what happens? Must read next book.

One beautiful woman who years before was saved by two Alpha werewolves comes looking for them and realises that she needs to make her fantasies come true. I highly recommend this book to all lovers of great romantic shifting stories.

It was good, way too short. Beware of the links mentioned at the end of book are BOGUS.

About the author

 Emily Cantore has a last name that sounds like some kind of dance and a mind that spends a lot of time thinking about hot and heavy moments. She writes creative smut that is based on true events and true smut based on wild times. Her stories are all works of fiction … except when they’re not.