The Alpha's Blessed Mate Reviews

I'm so happy they both got the ending they deserved Knox gir his fated mate and Thea was able to fit rid of her father and brother and bring peace to her pack. Now both pack thrive and there no more terror or elites or pure blood just packs being the community there suppose to be. I kinda figured Bennet would be with Bria when he could stop looking at her but I'm happy everything worked and everyone ended up with who they were ment to be with.

This author is good with character development, creative storytelling, and just enough spice. Main characters get their happy ending and the bad guys get what they deserve. I’ve now read both books by this author and enjoyed both. This one feels like it could use a sequel so hopefully there will be another. I’m also glad to read a book that doesn’t drag it out too long. 47 chapters felt like just the right length. I watched ads for half and paid for half.

I really enjoyed this book. The MMC drove me a lil cray sometimes but he ultimately got it together so it’s cool. Thea’s father and brother were worse than comic book villains. It’s crazy that he was the king cuz he and his son truly had lil d*ck energy. It all came down to the wire and I was freaking out but that just means the author did a great job. All and all, I got the HEA I was hoping for and I definitely recommend this book!

I love reading the story Queen Thea and King Knox and what they went through and that love can conquer all things. Fated Mates with everlasting love in spite of their trials and tribulations that they had to overcome. She was favored by the Moon Goddess and was blessed with a fantastic mate. It has shown us that true love can and will prevail.❤️ Keep writing wonderful and fantastic stories about werewolves and their never ending love for their mates and their unity within their packs.

Ok I'm hooked. When Darma Day publishes a book, I'll read it. I start and can't stop until it's finished. Sleep is then the result. I like the dreams I have then. I would like to hear more of Bennet and Bria. Don't forget about Christopher and Golden Claw. Please let me know when another book comes out, I promise to read it. Whatever story you write, I'll be glad to read it. You now have a faithful reader.

Absolutely loved this. For once we have a female lead and her love interest who have personal growth instead of repeating the plot over and over. It has a strong story line and characters. Pay attention to the trigger warnings as some parts are grim. Human trafficking, rape and incest are plot lines however it rarely feels gratuitous. Written with sensitivity when need and humour when not. I’d like to thank the Author for not stringing it out with repetition and huge spacing or formatting. We readers who pay really appreciate it and will come back.

I finished this because I'm a completionist and have difficulty stopping in the middle of a book... having said that, I didn't love it. Dialogue is disjointed in places, seems like it skips some stuff and doesn't always make sense? Random grammatical errors or wording that seems like either a human didn't write it... or it just had zero spellchecking / reading for continuity. If you are someone who is really bothered with these things- wouldn't recommend. Otherwise the plot is ok.

Loved this book from start to finish. Liked having both sides of the story. She was not the typical damsel in distress, she learnt from it and moved on. Would definitely recommend this to others. I’m hoping there is a follow up in the same universe but at a different pack. Will not say who as I don’t want to give anything away! I have laughed and cried in equal measure at this book and will be reading more from this author

Beautifully written and a great storyline, but it’s a pity we couldn’t find out what they had. I think there is so many more adventures for Knox & Thea and their expanding family. It was so nice to be able to read a novel that consisted of great sentence building and grammar which I find missing in a lot of the novels I have read here so compliments to the author it was a very enjoyable read. Thank you.

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