Review of Alpha's Regret

[Harshitha G B]

I can sense the angst from far, the redemption arc, independent heroine, struggling without power, Misunderstanding or later realisation, the rise without people support troopas are all interesting factors. According to above review,this book feels roller coaster ride of Everly.

[Seetha E]

This is an exciting book to read. I love reading about strong female characters in fiction, so learning how Everly navigates the past and the present will be fascinating—an extremely well-written review. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Abhishek Pratap Singh 1]

Jessica Hall's "Alpha's Regret" is a captivating and immersive paranormal romance novel that delves into the complex dynamics of werewolf pack dynamics and the power of love to overcome adversity. With its engaging characters, well-paced plot, and steamy romance, the book offers a satisfying and entertaining reading experience.One of the novel's strongest aspects is its exploration of pack dynamics and the intricate hierarchical structures within werewolf society. Hall's worldbuilding is detailed and richly imagined, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the rules, traditions, and power structures that govern the lives of the werewolf characters. This depth of worldbuilding adds a layer of authenticity and depth to the story, drawing the reader deeper into the narrative

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

Though I'm not into werewolf books, this one has caught my attention due to the painful intricacies within a family, where pride is more important than love: Can the book teach us more about the power of family?

[Isaac Ozo-okafor]

This book looks exciting already, from the review, it's interesting how one singular action in a flighting moment can take you to a whole new dimension and change your life for a very long time

[Marina Flisvou]

Your observations about the book provide valuable insights for potential readers and highlight the strengths of the novel in a captivating way. Recommending Alpha’s Regret to fans of werewolf fiction and those seeking inspiration in the face of adversity is a great way to extend its reach to a wider audience.

[Sanju Lali]

An intriguing fiction story book "Alpha's Regret" by Jessica Hall, which tells us about the bravery of Everly, an Alpha-turned-rogue-whore, and her encounters with different persons.

[Hy Be]

"Alpha's Regret" by Jessica Hall revolves around Everly, Alpha turned rogue whose life changes in one night. The author weaved themes of mystery , secrets and familial bonds in this book.

[Jeff Kanda]

From reading your review, I believe that I will enjoy reading this book. Thanks for the engaging review!

[Tars]

Sorry to say, but I most certainly won't be reading this book, because all those werewolf fantasy romances don't appeal to me in the slightest. Logically, I can perfectly understand why so many find it fascinating, considering that wolves mate for life and are faithful till the end, but I am realistic and practical, not prone to wishful thinking. Still, congratulations on BOTD!

[Suvankar Das 1]

"Alpha's Regret: My Luna Has A Son" by Jessica Hall offers a gripping tale of forbidden love and intrigue in the world of werewolf romance. Everly's struggle with unexpected pregnancy and forbidden desires promises a captivating read for fans of adult romance. Thanks for sharing this intriguing recommendation!

[Nisha DSouza]

Alpha's Regret by Jessica Hall is a fiction novel about Everly, a werewolf who makes the terrible mistake of spending a drunken night with an Alpha from the rival pack. Her pregnancy will change her life and path completely. Will she forgive Valen for causing her so much pain and trouble? Congratulations on the BOTD!

[Agnetha Goss]

Love the story line.Iam intrigued by the story line.Cant wait to read it further

[Devjyoti Mondal]

As a fellow book lover, your review of "Alpha’s Regret" by Jessica Hall really resonates with me. The captivating plot and Everly's journey from disgrace to strength sound incredibly engaging. I appreciate your honest critique about the narration, but it seems the story's strengths far outweigh the minor flaws. I’ll definitely check it out!

[Mayuri Kotalawala]

In the most turbulent of times, she finds a flicker of hope in a woman too good to be a rogue-whore. As days turn to weeks and months to years, her pain becomes her source of strength as she builds her own village, consuming everything that dares stand in her way. Would all the secrets about to play out ruin her chances of becoming the Alpha’s Luna? How would she ever get past the hatred her father has for her?

- She is right, to focus her pain on the above-mentioned, without letting it consume her and I too, am curious to find the answers to these questions. A wonderful review. Thank you.