eARC Review: Bride by Ali Hazelwood
Romance
Bribe
Book Info
Released Date: February 6th
Publication: Berkley
Pages: 416
Format: eBook
“don’t even get me started on your spicy romance scenes!”
Ali Hazelwood, I don't know what powers you have over your books, but I am addicted to all of your books. Every time that I read any of your new releases, it's literally my favorite read. I always have the funnest time reading them. And don't even get me started on your spicy romance scenes!
Bride is bringing Ali Hazelwood back to her roots with her past fanfiction writing. She is literally writing about werewolves and vampires in her spicy romance ways. And I am all for it. I loved reading them in the past and still do today.
Before I say anymore, I will say that there will be spoilers. Be warned.
Now that that is done, let's talk about the Bride. I have so much to say, but I don't want to spoil it. I am going to keep it brief. We have werewolves and vampires in a romance book. It was literally the best fanfiction writing back in the day. And it's so freaking good!
Misery (vampires) always despises her kind, but she has no choice when she has to marry a werewolf to keep the peace. That's right, the vampires and werewolves are enemies with each other. And the only solution to peace is an arranged marriage between a daughter from a powerful vampire family and an alpha of the werewolves. That's where Misery came to mind. She doesn't like it, but she would rather have peace for her people.
I kind of felt bad for Misery because she always got shorter stickers in her clan, especially from her father. It's definitely not fair that they are forcing her hands since they won't be at peace if she refuses. But there is a silver lining: she gets to be far away from her father and maybe hook up with that grumpy yet deadly werewolf husband of hers. What can you say, enemies to lovers in close proximity? It sounds like the perfect romance read.
