duology review

[baronessekat]

Lola & the Millionaires: Part One by Kathryn Moon

My rating: 3 of 5 stars






Lola & the Millionaires: Part Two by Kathryn Moon

My rating: 4 of 5 stars






Lola has convinced herself that as a Beta she is not good enough but continues to "hunt Alphas" hoping to find a connection. This behavior causes her to fall prey to an evil Alpha and his pack that abuses her severely and leaving her, understandably, with a deep psychological fear of Alphas.

But she starts working to take control of her life, landing the job of her dreams - working at a fashion magazine. But it becomes hard when she realizes she's surrounded by some of the most powerful Alphas in the industry.

But when the man of her nightmares returns and starts emotionally tormenting her, she finds that the thing she may need most is the thing she fears the most - a pack of Alphas.

+++

I really enjoyed this duology. I honestly thought it was a good representation of an abused woman and the inner fear that is felt when escape happens. I also liked how the Alpha pack that helps her shows her kindness, understanding and gives her the room to cope and allow her to start the healing process.

And the spicy scenes where certainly along the lines of a jalapeno.