Loveblood

Max and his mother Celia are on the run, hiding from an abusive father and husband, and their pack leader. They find shelter at Holly Court, where Celia’s oldest friend lives with her pack alpha husband, three daughters, and teenage son Jonah. Jonah’s life is perfect. His family are close, his dad is respected, and he has been groomed to take over the pack. Everything about his life has been carefully planned and Jonah works hard to live up to everybody’s expectations. The last thing he needs is to be saddled with a runaway wolf, although fate has other ideas. It gradually becomes apparent that Max and Jonah were always destined to be more than just friends.

Format: Kindle Edition & Paperback

Paperback: 256 Pages

Language: English

 

3/5
Reviewed By Reviewed By Violeta Nedkova
“A cool novel about two teenage werewolves who are also soulmates. The story is intense and riven with conflict.”

TEENAGE SHIFTER SOULMATES

Finding that the person you are fated to be with already has a mate, genuinely sucks! If you don’t want to read this kind of story, then I would advise you to steer clear of Loveblood.

Overall, this is a love story about two teenage boys who are also wolf shifters. I liked the legend of the soul bond and how it is part of what they are. However, I didn’t enjoy all the jealousy and conflict that peppers the entire book. There was just too much conflict for my liking!

I thought the dynamic between the two main characters was also interesting (Jonah is the adorable but obnoxious alpha, while Max is the lovely but overlooked omega), but the jealousy that runs between them really grated on me. If you like romance stories without an excess of jealousy or cheating, then this is not the book for you.

Take this novel for what it is: a fun story book that at times is annoying.

Reviewed by Violeta Nedkova