Alphas Divided

by J.M. Klaire

New Adult Paranormal Romance Emma is a typical cop's daughter, who is very rarely held accountable for her actions, until the day she gets caught shop lifting with her best friend and partner in crime, Kate. Desperate to turn the girls back towards the straight and narrow path, their fathers send them to live with Emma's deceased mother's "people." Emma is first shocked to learn that her mother has "people," and then she is even more surprised to learn those people...aren't completely human. Thomas is the aging Alpha of a hidden werewolf pack, whose two sons, the mysterious Elam and the dark and sexy Galen, soon find themselves enamored of the two new women, vying for Alpha, and starting to uncover the secret of Emma's mother's past.

214 pages, Paperback

Published February 6, 2015

About the author

Paranormal pen name for author Jamie Klaire

Reviews

[Jo Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

I cannot believe this is a 'first' novel. It's brilliant. If you lovely paranormal shifter romance with plenty of action to satisfy the adventurer, plenty of steamy sex to satisfy the romance and a great all round plot to satisfy the reader then buy this. Millie Taiden fans will adore this too.......... looking forward to more books by Jamie

[MasterSal]

I've had this book for years - even picked it up a few times and never had the interest in finishing it. I think it's time to finally call it a DNF. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[Belinda · Rating 5 out of 5]

This story was SOOO good! The story follows Emma and her best friend Kate. They are two teenage shoplifters who get caught in the wrong place and can’t force their way out of the situation like they could do in their home county. To get out of having a record, they accept the fate of going to Emma’s deceased mother’s “people,” who they discover aren’t just people but wolf shifters. Despite being 3 books, the story itself reads very fast and tells of fascinating that weave the main characters together. I hope that there is a follow-up to this story because the characters were very deep and it was easy to find yourself following each one to the end!