Spawned By The Lion

The Spawned #4

by Amira Rain

Emily Davenport had no idea that she was a mother but this was what the FBI agents on her doorstep were telling her.

Apparently one of her eggs had been fertilized by a WereLion and the baby was then born via a surrogate mother. All without her being aware.

She had no idea how this could happen. It was a story that was too insane to believe.

But now Emily must go and meet the man behind this all and be introduced to the daughter she never knew she had.

However, the truth would soon come out and it would be even more shocking than Emily ever imagined..

Genres: Paranormal

274 pages, Paperback

First published December 7, 2016

About the author

Amira Rain is a popular author of a shifter and paranormal romance.

When she is not writing she enjoys dancing and going to the theatre. One of her big passions in life is chocolate and she has an irrational fear of spiders. So much so, that even a photo of a spider will scare her.

Reviews

[david l hutchison · Rating 3 out of 5]

Warm

Far fetched but warm as can be. Very sweet and gentle battles that won't scare. The story is filled with love.

[Kay · Rating 2 out of 5]

Long

This book is very disorganized and it ramble all over the place. There are so many different things going on but it not going alone with what going on at that time. It could have been a good story without all the flash back or wondering thought. I read the hold book but it was had to get through.

[S · Rating 3 out of 5]

One of the firdt things I noticed in this book is that for the first character something is off with the formatting. New paragraphs didn't get made, but the indentation for a new paragraph is still there. Hopefully this gets fixed in an update. Something else I noticed was there was a lot of detail that didn't add to the story. There was a lot of time spent on the h's mom in the beginning, but she doesn't make another appearance. In another scene the h spent 6 paragraphs debating whether or not to answer her phone/voicemail. When she finally did, we are treated to the longest voicemail in history! I also didn't care for the heroine. She didn't really give people time to speak;she assumed she knew what everyone wanted to say. She constantly did it to the Hero. It got annoying. I read the entire book because I was interested in the story, but it later got to prettily wrapped up. Based on the final chapter, this should be the only book involving this group of people.

[Renee Leeann · Rating 1 out of 5]

I really tried but the lack of formatting in the beginning and way too much detail about unnecessary people/events left me struggling to continue to read the story. I liked the premise and was very hopeful, but this book was not for me.

[Laura Boyd · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun fun fun

I really liked this book. It needs a bit of technical editing but ignore that and enjoy the ride. It is a fun book and a good way to spend an evening.

[Jane Elizabeth · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun...

This is a fun, exciting, and suspense filled story. A different approach to shifters, well written, with great character development.

[Alisa- I like happy endings. · Rating 3 out of 5]

these books build off each other. must be read in series, or you miss a lot of detail.

[Linda Levine · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoy the paranormal romances by this author. She creates interesting storylines that really capture your attention. In this one, you have a young woman told she is a mother but her child is missing. When she was kidnapped, her eggs were removed and then fertilized by sperm from a lion shifter.

She heads on a journey to find her child and it begins with tracking down the father. From their first meeting, it is clear these two have a strong attraction. I liked that he teases her a little. He has just found out that he is a father too but he has an important job of protecting the community of shifters he leads. She is really determined to help track her child and does not given in to him when he wants to keep her safe. The romance is given time to develop and I enjoyed the ending.

I am voluntarily reviewing a copy I received.

[Essie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Emily is a "Magical" who tries to hide this, but she accidentally does some "zapping" and is then kidnapped for 4 days. She later finds out that she was kidnapped by those who called themselves The Creators and they harvested her eggs to mix wit the sperm from a lion-shifter named Kellen in order to create a "super baby". The Creators want to make lots of super babies so they can take over the country and rule it themselves. Emily goes to where Kellen lives to try to get her baby girl back and they fight the Creators and the Grey Wolves to rescue the baby girl named Violet. The Creators kidnap some other girls and Emily and they are rescued by the lion-shifters and by Emily's friend Tara. Tara marries one of the lion-shifters and soon there are more babies coming to the village. Emily and Kellen get married. Then Emily makes a special memory garden in remembrance of Lindsay who was used as the surrogate mother for Violet. Just after this Emily realizes that she is again pregnant and all ends well for now.

[sherri jones-teachout · Rating 5 out of 5]

The premise of this story was so interesting. Emily is kidnapped and returned to the place of her kidnapping, seemingly unharmed, but not being able to remember what happened to her in the several days that she was missing. Imagine her surprise when almost two years later she is told by federal agents she has a daughter by a lion shifter. She then sets out to talk to the father, Kellan, and find their daughter. This was such an intriguing story. Imagine trying to find a baby you didn't know you had, and had missed the first year of her life. Emily survived her kidnapping, but at the cost of her sense of security. When she eventually felt safer and stronger (after taking self-defense classes) she was more than ready to find her daughter and confront her kidnappers. I loved Kellan, and the group of lion shifters. They all rally around one of their own, and have a strong sense of community.

[Lola Donnelley · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fantastic paranormal romance

Emily goes through a kidnapping that leaves her with amnesia and almost two years later she finds out she has a baby! Read how Emily finds her babies father and then her baby! I really enjoyed reading about this society!

[patricia mowbray · Rating 5 out of 5]

Magic meets shifter and makes Violet

A lovely story out heroine has her eggs stolen after a year she learns she has a baby somewhere.She finds the sperm donor and together they search for their child.Violet is half magical and half lion shifter.A good read well worth buying

[Natalie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Spawned By The Lion

I'm so happy they found the l title princess in time. Wow it was so unbelievable when the FBI was telling her the story, I thought they had sinister motives behind it.

[Taunikka Lashe Williams · Rating 5 out of 5]

Must Read!

Kellan and Emily's story is so good. I couldn't put the book down! Violet was born via surrogate without her parents knowledge. Must read book!!!!

[Juanita E. Arp · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoyed reading this book, it had a great storyline. Can't wait for more from this author. I'm writing this review volunteerly after receiving a FREE ARC copy of this book.

[Ceola · Rating 3 out of 5]

Was ok. This was book 4.
I didnt remember reader the others,but when the names of the mates were mentioned it bought back vague memories

[Angel · Rating 2 out of 5]

1.5 - 2 stars

This story had potential , and I'm really sad to have to give it a bad review, but:

The writing of the story made it more about telling what's happening instead of showing
I felt like I'm reading someone's diaries instead of following or seeing the story with my own eyes, which made the book boring.

The story kind of skipped all the main events or what I consider big plot points and instead summarizing them in one or two sentences

Most characters in the story were .. nah .. like I could take them or leave them
And even the main characters haven't shown any distinctive characteristics to remember them by

So all in all ... good story , bad writing.