Friday 56#141 – Becoming Alpha by Aileen Erin @aileen_erin

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I won a signed copy of Becoming Alpha (Alpha Girl #1) by Aileen Erin and a beautiful bookmark some time ago and just got around to reading it.

Check out this beautiful cover. Do you think it’s safe to take a walk in the woods?

Becoming Alpha (Alpha Girl, #1)

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MY 56

We walked across the lawn to the large brick house. A lilting beat flowed across the yard. I took a look down at my outfit – black skater dress, thin silver belt, flip-flops, thin silver scarf, and black over the elbow gloves – as my nerves started to reach an all time high. I smoothed my skirt down and centered the knot on my scarf as my nerves rose.

MY ONE SENTENCE REVIEW

Becoming Alpha by Aileen Erin has all the elements for  a great young adult story, danger, betrayal, supernatural creatures of all kinds, romance, confusion, a fight to the death, and I’d follow her flip flopping footsteps all day long.

Animated Animals. Pictures, Images and Photos  4 Stars

 

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11 thoughts on “Friday 56#141 – Becoming Alpha by Aileen Erin @aileen_erin

  1. Meh, the use of the word nerves twice in the paragraph has me needing more to be sold. I just feel like we knew it was their nerves the first time they said it, so it was redundant in the last sentence. Maybe it’s just me, I don’t know….
    Happy weekend!

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