Rebecca BBW Paranormal Shapeshifter Romance Alpha Marked Book 4 edition by Celia Kyle Paranormal Romance eBooks
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Thirty and single? Well, getcha ass to the Gathering! Wait… what?
Rebecca Twynham hates nature, loves a juicy steak, is not Marked, and thinks wolves come in one form on four feet and with fur. So when she’s hauled to the annual werewolf Gathering by this scary as hell magical vortex, she’s pretty surprised to find out werewolves are real. With that new knowledge, she finds she still hates nature, she’d love a juicy steak, and maybe—she might be—Marked. Well, she doesn’t see a Mark, but she also has heavy scarring from a childhood accident—or was it intentional? Plus, she really wants to climb the gorgeous Alpha Pair, Aidan and Carson, like a tree. Luckily the two hot werewolves wanna sink their roots into her flower and… The nature analogies have gone too far.
Aidan and Carson have been a strong Alpha Pair for fourteen years. They’re tied together by their bond, and ache to claim a woman as their own. But while Carson has always been the GQ ladies’ man, Aidan has been the afterthought—the heavily scarred and frightening werewolf who’s caused more than one woman to faint.
When they find Rebecca hiding in the Bad Doggie ballroom, they rejoice that they’ve finally found the one for them. Except with curvaceous, delicious Rebecca, their roles are reversed. Instead of rushing into the arms of sleek and sexy Carson, Rebecca clings to Aidan. Carson should rejoice in her acceptance of Aidan, but jealousy rears its ugly head, destroying their triad before it has a moment to form.
Then things go from jealousy-driven bad to worse when the five families decide there won’t be any more Wickhams joining the wolfy family trees.
Oh, right, she forgot that part. Apparently her Wickham cousins are kind of a big deal in werewolf land. Big.
The ALPHA MARKED series
The Wickham Sisters
1. Scarlet
2. Gabriella
3. Whitney
The Twynham Sisters
4. Rebecca
5. Lorelei
6. Paisley
Rebecca BBW Paranormal Shapeshifter Romance Alpha Marked Book 4 edition by Celia Kyle Paranormal Romance eBooks
Why the heck didn't Celia Kyle start the series off with this instead of those atrocities that are the Wickham Triplets stories?I really enjoyed this book. I enjoyed it so much more than I did the first three books in this series. I feel if this had been the first book in the series, I'd have a different opinion of Celia Kyle. Unfortunately, she still carries much of the traits from the first books that turned me off her writing.
First of all, ENOUGH with the Wickham triplets! Scratch that. ENOUGH with Scarlet Wickham! Whitney and Gabriella were tolerable in this series - mildly - but good Goddess with Scarlet, gevalt! Her treatment of the wolves is subtly similar to how some White characters treat people of color in some stories and in real life. "Furball" is basically the "n-word" in Werewolf Land. (Yes, I am a woman of color - my heritage is Native American, African American and White.) I am so sick of Scarlet, of her immaturity and of her arrogance. Keller and Madden (a.k.a. Celia Kyle) really need to take her down a few notches. Please, Madden, please take Scarlet bare-bottomed over your knee and DO NOT be gentle. She and her sisters were so invasive in this book, it was ridiculous. At the end when Scarlet walked in, waking Rebecca, Aiden and Carson up after they've just mated the night prior and throwing that jingle ball and talking about playing fetch with her future children, I was so hoping Keller and Madden would ease up and let Aiden and Carson rip her to bits. Such a horrible ending. Seriously, who talks about their future children like that? I'd ask what these men see in these Wickham women but given that most of the books consist of the characters struggling to not hump each other and then later humping each other, that question would be wasted. Scarlet Wickham is basically every annoying, haughty, shallow, self-centered teenage girl we've dealt with in high school and would have loved to smack. Holy blueberry yoghurt on a friggin' cracker!
Which brings me to my next annoyance - the immature dialogue! Why can't adults just refer to sex as sex? Adults referring to sex as "boinking" is not funny or cute. And Gabby's insistence that Rebecca refer to sex with her alpha mates as "squishy" because it's a "family tradition" was just silly. It's like the Wickham triplets have to live sexually, vicariously through each other. And, again, if you are going to use the "f" word, use it sparingly and be creative. In this one it's used appropriately, but in the beginning there's a hint of Scarlet-esque dialogue that really didn't need to be in there. And not every expression needs an abbreviation. Those who've read this book will know what I'm talking about. "FUBAR"? "HBIC"? Really? This is supposed to be an adult gathering, not a high school reunion. And the whole string of "You must have a vagina" jokes came off as a little transphobic.
Next, Aiden and Carson's relationship. It was not well-developed nor was it really explained, and that made the two seem like they didn't quite go together. We get they're close and we see Carson hasn't been as honest with Aiden as he should have been - both as a friend and an alpha - but that's about it. The whole relationship just felt as rushed as the alpha pairing did even though these two men have been together for fourteen years. I absolutely loved Aiden but I found it hard to like Carson. I wished Aiden had dissolved their bond. It would have been better for the story and everyone else. It seemed Celia Kyle only kept it so we could all get the big claiming scene at the end of the story as is the thing for all the "Alpha Marked books" I've read so far.
And now we come to my other hang up with this book, in addition to the not-so-great grammar - the plot holes. I'm surprised more readers haven't asked this question - How are the werewolf pups born to human women from pure werewolves born pure werewolves? How are they able to shift into wolf form? If they were born to human women, regardless if werewolves have some biological human traits, they would be hybrids and wouldn't be able to turn into the normal wolf form. Next, in werewolf literature people who've been bitten by or have had unprotected sex with a werewolf change into werewolves. How does that not happen with the human women in this book who mate with these Alpha and Warden Pairings? What is the story behind the existence of these werewolves in this series? Is it entirely supernatural? Is it biological? Is it biological with supernatural hints? What is the deal? Most, well-read, well-researched lycanthrope - lycanthrope also includes werebears, werelions, etc... - writers will have explained this in at least the second or third book if not the first, but Celia Kyle has yet to do this and this is Book Four. Does she assume her readers are stupid? I'll say this again - this is a major rule in fantasy/science fiction, or just any type of fiction, that should never be broken or bent - regardless if you are writing a fantasy book, your story still has to adhere to the rules of reality or else the story makes no sense. Even J.K. Rowling and J.R.R. Tolkein knew this. People are all "It's fantasy so I can do what I want". No, you can't do what you want. That's not how it works. It doesn't make you a good writer. It makes you a bad writer and a bad storyteller. It's unprofessional.
Moving on, I gave this book three stars because Rebecca is a heroine I can relate to. I'm plus-sized and my body is covered in scars. Both have been key issues in my reluctance to pursue relationships or even just to be intimate with people. It hit close to home when Rebecca showed Carson her scars and asked him if he would stay with her out of pity as he had done to Aiden. I don't think people get how hard it is to stand strong despite having a body that society often deems less than perfect or not up to the conventional standards. It's so easy to put on a brave face but when it comes to revealing yourself, all of yourself, it's hard. I wish I could find a guy like Aiden who'd see past my scars and extra weight and not see me as someone to be pitied or disgusted. I want a guy to ask me if I'd like a burger or ice cream and not look at me like "Are you sure you should be eating that? Wouldn't you prefer a salad?" I want a guy to hug me and be happy that I’m soft instead of wondering how he’ll fit his arms around me.
This one also had a little bit of a better story, and I liked that it was a little longer. Much better action. Straight to the blood and gore. No showboating, boasting or trash-talking. No corny "Win for me so you can claim me dialogue". I wish the sex scenes had been longer and steamier like they were in the first three books. I also liked that this book was free of the female-on-female misogyny that the Wickham sisters kept expressing in the first three books. In addition, for the first time since reading Celia Kyle's books, I actually laughed while reading this book. No, I didn't laugh at the Wickham sister's antics. It was the interactions between Rebecca, Aiden and Carson. Those are the only other reasons I'm giving this book three stars and not two or one. I will be cracking open Lorelei next. I like Rebecca Twynham, and I think I might like her sisters but I'm not entirely sure yet. This IS a Celia Kyle book after all, and one thing I've noticed about her books - the ones I've read so far - is that while her heroines are curvaceous, pretty and intelligent, they tend to become really obnoxious as the story progresses. Thankfully that didn't happen with Rebecca, and I really hope it doesn't happen with Rebecca, Lorelei or Paisley.
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Rebecca BBW Paranormal Shapeshifter Romance Alpha Marked Book 4 edition by Celia Kyle Paranormal Romance eBooks Reviews
Going by my expectations for an erotic romance novella, REBECCA was wonderful. I found the heroine hilarious, if a bit over the top with her crazy inner dialogue. During the opening scene we see Rebecca on a doomed date with a too-happy vegetarian hiker and get a peek at some of the nuances of online dating. It takes a lot to make me laugh out loud while reading a book but this scene managed it and then some.
I also liked the juxtaposition of the two heroes. The fact that the "pretty one" was the jerk and the scarred one gentle and sensitive gave the two characters great depth and likability. They made mistakes, denied those mistakes for a short while then ultimately owned up to them and made amends. I appreciated the bouts of jealousy each hero experienced. Their feelings of jealousy made their characters more real to me in this menage setting.
The cover is excellent. Hot but not too embarrassing if someone catches me reading the book. I found more than a handful of editing errors in the text which is why the rating for REBECCA is a 4 instead of 5. I'm looking forward to the next book in this series.
Reviewer, Phoenix Andrews
Mass text message by Ruling Alpha Mate Scarlet Wickham on July 21, 8 23 a.m.… There are bit##hes with guns. Some of them may or may not look like me. Cover your balls and hide. And text me back. They. Are. Crazy. Also, new disclaimer includes bullet wounds and human-wolf rabies. Peace out."
Yep. It's Gathering time again. And this time, Warden pairs get get in on the act. Well, after finding out that the council had been lying, covering up and slaughtering Warden Marked for centuries, it is about time the Warden pairs get their chance!
Being suckered through a black hole isn't pleasant. Well, maybe more pleasant than er date with Mr. Ain't Nature Great! Rebecca has been hiking behind all day. Dirt and exercise is is SOOO not her thing! But a hotel full of hot guys who turn furry and fourfooted? Well now, that that is just Weird!
Another Alpha Marked book, it is another funny, erotica read. Who couldn't love two big, strong, magical men in your bed whose sole aim is to make your whole life amazing?
Celia Kyle has always been a go to author for me, I just love her books. The women of Alpha marked are so easy to identify with. From how they see themselves, the body and their personality. The bevy of characters you will find something that reaches out to you, though unbelievable shifters maybe, the write makes the characters believable.
The length, the concept yep loved it all, its not a stand alone so you will need to start with the first in the series Scarlett. But you will love it and each one after.
The Gathering is for 30 year old “marked” human women to find their mates. Usually they are in a pair either rulers and or now Wardens. Each set of males are alpha’s personified. The women usually know but their is a bigger chance they haven’t a clue, Rebecca is out in the wilderness on a date... When she gets “pulled” to the gathering. Oh and one of her mates is hot on her tail.
Rebecca is sure she has no mark. But is willing to hang out with the very large wolves claiming to be hers. As we know jealousy is a very hard emotion to deal with and can make one do and or say stupid things. Also when you have a large amount of people and one tries to institute new changes...well lets just say not everyone is happy. As family and friends gather its also a place for catching up, and clearing the air. And some serious bonking as Scarlett so cleverly puts it.
Wonderful story with some hot scenes, with old characters from previous books. I can’t wait to read the next installment of Alpha Marked. Consider this and all of the books recommended. Enjoy
Why the heck didn't Celia Kyle start the series off with this instead of those atrocities that are the Wickham Triplets stories?
I really enjoyed this book. I enjoyed it so much more than I did the first three books in this series. I feel if this had been the first book in the series, I'd have a different opinion of Celia Kyle. Unfortunately, she still carries much of the traits from the first books that turned me off her writing.
First of all, ENOUGH with the Wickham triplets! Scratch that. ENOUGH with Scarlet Wickham! Whitney and Gabriella were tolerable in this series - mildly - but good Goddess with Scarlet, gevalt! Her treatment of the wolves is subtly similar to how some White characters treat people of color in some stories and in real life. "Furball" is basically the "n-word" in Werewolf Land. (Yes, I am a woman of color - my heritage is Native American, African American and White.) I am so sick of Scarlet, of her immaturity and of her arrogance. Keller and Madden (a.k.a. Celia Kyle) really need to take her down a few notches. Please, Madden, please take Scarlet bare-bottomed over your knee and DO NOT be gentle. She and her sisters were so invasive in this book, it was ridiculous. At the end when Scarlet walked in, waking Rebecca, Aiden and Carson up after they've just mated the night prior and throwing that jingle ball and talking about playing fetch with her future children, I was so hoping Keller and Madden would ease up and let Aiden and Carson rip her to bits. Such a horrible ending. Seriously, who talks about their future children like that? I'd ask what these men see in these Wickham women but given that most of the books consist of the characters struggling to not hump each other and then later humping each other, that question would be wasted. Scarlet Wickham is basically every annoying, haughty, shallow, self-centered teenage girl we've dealt with in high school and would have loved to smack. Holy blueberry yoghurt on a friggin' cracker!
Which brings me to my next annoyance - the immature dialogue! Why can't adults just refer to sex as sex? Adults referring to sex as "boinking" is not funny or cute. And Gabby's insistence that Rebecca refer to sex with her alpha mates as "squishy" because it's a "family tradition" was just silly. It's like the Wickham triplets have to live sexually, vicariously through each other. And, again, if you are going to use the "f" word, use it sparingly and be creative. In this one it's used appropriately, but in the beginning there's a hint of Scarlet-esque dialogue that really didn't need to be in there. And not every expression needs an abbreviation. Those who've read this book will know what I'm talking about. "FUBAR"? "HBIC"? Really? This is supposed to be an adult gathering, not a high school reunion. And the whole string of "You must have a vagina" jokes came off as a little transphobic.
Next, Aiden and Carson's relationship. It was not well-developed nor was it really explained, and that made the two seem like they didn't quite go together. We get they're close and we see Carson hasn't been as honest with Aiden as he should have been - both as a friend and an alpha - but that's about it. The whole relationship just felt as rushed as the alpha pairing did even though these two men have been together for fourteen years. I absolutely loved Aiden but I found it hard to like Carson. I wished Aiden had dissolved their bond. It would have been better for the story and everyone else. It seemed Celia Kyle only kept it so we could all get the big claiming scene at the end of the story as is the thing for all the "Alpha Marked books" I've read so far.
And now we come to my other hang up with this book, in addition to the not-so-great grammar - the plot holes. I'm surprised more readers haven't asked this question - How are the werewolf pups born to human women from pure werewolves born pure werewolves? How are they able to shift into wolf form? If they were born to human women, regardless if werewolves have some biological human traits, they would be hybrids and wouldn't be able to turn into the normal wolf form. Next, in werewolf literature people who've been bitten by or have had unprotected sex with a werewolf change into werewolves. How does that not happen with the human women in this book who mate with these Alpha and Warden Pairings? What is the story behind the existence of these werewolves in this series? Is it entirely supernatural? Is it biological? Is it biological with supernatural hints? What is the deal? Most, well-read, well-researched lycanthrope - lycanthrope also includes werebears, werelions, etc... - writers will have explained this in at least the second or third book if not the first, but Celia Kyle has yet to do this and this is Book Four. Does she assume her readers are stupid? I'll say this again - this is a major rule in fantasy/science fiction, or just any type of fiction, that should never be broken or bent - regardless if you are writing a fantasy book, your story still has to adhere to the rules of reality or else the story makes no sense. Even J.K. Rowling and J.R.R. Tolkein knew this. People are all "It's fantasy so I can do what I want". No, you can't do what you want. That's not how it works. It doesn't make you a good writer. It makes you a bad writer and a bad storyteller. It's unprofessional.
Moving on, I gave this book three stars because Rebecca is a heroine I can relate to. I'm plus-sized and my body is covered in scars. Both have been key issues in my reluctance to pursue relationships or even just to be intimate with people. It hit close to home when Rebecca showed Carson her scars and asked him if he would stay with her out of pity as he had done to Aiden. I don't think people get how hard it is to stand strong despite having a body that society often deems less than perfect or not up to the conventional standards. It's so easy to put on a brave face but when it comes to revealing yourself, all of yourself, it's hard. I wish I could find a guy like Aiden who'd see past my scars and extra weight and not see me as someone to be pitied or disgusted. I want a guy to ask me if I'd like a burger or ice cream and not look at me like "Are you sure you should be eating that? Wouldn't you prefer a salad?" I want a guy to hug me and be happy that I’m soft instead of wondering how he’ll fit his arms around me.
This one also had a little bit of a better story, and I liked that it was a little longer. Much better action. Straight to the blood and gore. No showboating, boasting or trash-talking. No corny "Win for me so you can claim me dialogue". I wish the sex scenes had been longer and steamier like they were in the first three books. I also liked that this book was free of the female-on-female misogyny that the Wickham sisters kept expressing in the first three books. In addition, for the first time since reading Celia Kyle's books, I actually laughed while reading this book. No, I didn't laugh at the Wickham sister's antics. It was the interactions between Rebecca, Aiden and Carson. Those are the only other reasons I'm giving this book three stars and not two or one. I will be cracking open Lorelei next. I like Rebecca Twynham, and I think I might like her sisters but I'm not entirely sure yet. This IS a Celia Kyle book after all, and one thing I've noticed about her books - the ones I've read so far - is that while her heroines are curvaceous, pretty and intelligent, they tend to become really obnoxious as the story progresses. Thankfully that didn't happen with Rebecca, and I really hope it doesn't happen with Rebecca, Lorelei or Paisley.
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