Claimed by My Bully Alpha: Tormented by My Alpha Mate

by Anna Kendra

“Mate.”
"That ‘stupid whore’," I hiss, voice low and venomous, "is my mate."

The word stops Aurora Valentine cold, her fingers tightening around the tray. Caleb Blackburn, the school’s most notorious bad boy and her worst tormentor, stares at her with an intensity that makes her heart race—and not just from fear.

Trapped in a life of misery, Aurora endures her alcoholic father’s abuse, relentless bullying at school, and harassment at work. Her only reason to keep going is her five-year-old brother, Riley, entrusted to her by their dying mother. But when Caleb, the alpha shifter who once made her life hell, declares her his fated mate, everything changes.

Now, Caleb is her fierce protector, sparking jealousy among classmates and drawing dangerous enemies who want Aurora gone. As forbidden desire ignites, Aurora must can she trust the boy who broke her before, or will loving him lead to her destruction, just like her mother’s tragic end?

Perfect for fans of Twilight and The Cruel Prince, this steamy enemies-to-lovers werewolf romance blends alpha shifters, fated mates, and heart-pounding love triangle drama.

Book 1 in Loving My Bully Alpha Series will leave you craving more.

（84 chapters included)

Genres: Fantasy

400 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 27, 2025

About the author

I love to paint, write stories and poems, and READDDDD!!!
I’m a feminist (kinda) and I hate it when cute little girls are pushed around and get hurt by the bad boys and the players, so I try to get back at ’em… through my stories.
I like to read a lot of stuff, but they are almost all supernatural. Vampires, lycans, zombies… you name it. Just… not the kind of zombies that fall apart. *yuck*

Reviews

[María Fernández]

1.5 ⭐️
Pfff
Instagram made me read it, para luego no tener nada que ver con los anuncios; y después de ver la muestra del segundo libro, veo que es un saca cuartos con mucho relleno y gatas de ortografía y gramática que podrían haber juntado en un único libro, pero no: son 4…

[Lolovesbooks]

This was a social media junk-food read through and through, but unfortunately for my dignity, I was absolutely hooked. The story has all the hallmarks of a late-night “just one more chapter” binge: dramatic misunderstandings, possessive alpha nonsense, emotionally constipated teenagers, and enough tension to keep me clicking despite fully knowing better.

Caleb managed to avoid complete irredeemable bully status for me, mostly because he wasn’t aggressively cruel so much as an absentee asshole who made terrible choices and then stood around brooding about them. That’s still annoying, obviously, but easier to recover from than full psychological warfare. His redemption worked... mostly.

The plot wrapped up far too neatly, with supporting details tied off in a way that felt suspiciously convenient, but honestly? I wasn’t here for realism. I was here for vibes, drama, and werewolf stupidity. On that front, the book delivered.

That said: the spice level was basically nonexistent. Kissing does NOT count as spice, and I refuse to be gaslit otherwise. If you’re coming here expecting heat, prepare for disappointment.

Also, I need to personally discuss that football game with the author because WHAT sport were they even playing? Every description sounded like someone explained football to an alien five minutes before writing the scene. It was unintentionally hilarious and honestly one of the most entertaining parts of the book.

Absolute literary junk food. Consumed eagerly.

[TisSian Briscoe]

this book was not horrible BUT

I love a good spicy bully romance- this book has ZERO spice! So if you buy it looking for spice you’ll be severely disappointed!!!!! It’s very simple read. And it ends in a big cliff hanger….i think this book had zero character development. We never understood why they bullied and although that wasn’t necessary for the story it would’ve been better if it was more thought through. Some characters they gave more love to only to write them out with a quickness. Overall I wouldn’t read again but it definitely wasn’t horrible. It is written in terms of a teen who is extremely immature but that’s okay. And some of it is repetitive in italicizing a point

[GiGi]

Idk why bully-romances are a thing but this one ain't bad in that regard. He wasn't truly her bully, more like a spineless bystander. Spoiled brat who wasn't aware of his privileges until they were spelled out for him and he got to see first hand how other people live. He meant to set things right after that, so good for him. He acted like a kid at times but he's only 18, so aight.
The writing was tolerable. FMC was the most inconsistent but I'm intrigued where the plot is headed

[Tuyet Noriega]

good read

This is a good read. Grammar is off and words are commonly misused, however if you’re able to get past it, it’s a good theme. I do wish Aurora had some better boundaries and they didn’t fall in love so quick. She forgave him too quickly and he never had to try or make amends.

[Susan Heron]

ok read

Overall the book was good, but how it was written at times is questionable, spelling mistakes, wrong words within the sentences, so you were saying them yourself in your mind after re-reading them.
I’m very sure I’ve read a similar book before written by another author with better vocabulary.

[KimE]

story is good

The story line is good but the spelling and wording leave a lot to be desired. Because I like the story I will buy the next book. Hoping by then she had good proof readers.

[Vjeverica]

Dobra historia, znaleziona na TikToku, ale po pierwszej części miałam dość.
Dość typowa jak na platformy czytania rozdział po rozdziale, chyba ro mnie najbardziej męczyło. Tak to nawet fajna historia i w normalnej książce chętnie bym kontynuowała.

[Meagan]

Dnf@ 71%

I know, it was almost over. It wasn't bad. It really wasn't. I just couldn't get over how juvenile it felt. Which is not a bad thing. This would definitely be classified as a young adult but it was too young adult for me, if that makes sense.

[Leanne Potter]

so many plot holes

Decent enough story but so many plot holes. She didn’t go to the party, but then she says she remembers him saying mate at midnight at his party. And so many others

[Kristina Hart]

good story

There is lots of grammar errors and spelling errors but still a good story. Now I’m off to finish the next book.

[Josephine]

3.75

[Ashley Andrzejewski]

pleasantly surprised

Not gonna lie this is the best one so far.. and it’s not smut so there was a plot and everything.

[Catlady]

Great book

Love.the.story, but.hate that I have to buy another book to continue to read.the story... Should have continued in one book

[Mia Kempster]

Loved the book, definitely roped me into the series!

[Helen Mclean-Knight]

Great book

Excellent story well written got some interesting plots and twists in it. Want to read the next one. It's a must read

[Jessica Hinchey]

Story line is good but drawn out and boring at times. Lots of spelling mistakes in the kindle version. 2.5 stars is more accurate.

[Nichole Hanlon]

Good read

I enjoyed the story and can't wait to read the next one. Some spelling errors and typos but I easily ignored them

[Sanna Läser]

Dnf at 41%

[Amber Bird]

so good

Very good . I need to know what’s next. On to book 2. Can’t wait to find out what’s next happens

[Stephanie Quintero]

Liked it. Wasn't how they betrayed it on social media but my biggest problem is that it was not revised before published. Has potential just not there yet.