Arabelle had other dreams than becoming a werewolfs young bride like leaving her small town behind and doing something that matters. She had to cast aside her dreams though to uphold her towns bargain and protect her family. For Arabelle, her family and friends are what matter most, so sacrificing her freedom isn't an option. In terms of character, Arabelle is a pretty straight-shooter with a brain and moral fiber. There are times when she tries to play the whole "blushing virgin" thing but it doesn't work. Her reactions for the most part are pretty tame and she just seems nonsensical. I liked her as the main heroine. She wasn't wishy washy but at times felt too perfect for my tastes.
Grey is the young alpha in charge of protecting his pack and the entire town of Bleed City. I didnt feel like there was a whole lot of character development on him. He just kinda existed as the kinky alpha. So, I could take him or leave him, no strong opinions there.
I read the entire series as a "novel" its like 132 pages, so quick read. I got a cohesive story that was very quick and kept my attention. The story pretty much revolves around Arabelle becoming part of Greys pack. You get to meet a few members, there's some betrayals, strengthening of relationships an learning ones place in this novel. Everything happens in the span of like a week, so the timeline just moves very fast. Overall, I liked it and would read more from this author in the future. I am curious about some of the pack members that appear to get their own novels, so I'll be checking those out soon.
18+There are many sex scenes