Come Here, Kitten
Come Here, Kitten by Emilia Rose is a 332-page work published by Emilia Rose on October 19, 2020. This book presents a story set in a paranormal world where the dynamics between an alpha werewolf and his mate unfold amidst danger and intrigue. The narrative follows Ares, a powerful alpha determined to find the Malavite Stone, and Aurora, who possesses secrets that could change everything.
Readers will find a blend of romance and fantasy as Aurora navigates her feelings for Ares while contending with threats from bloodthirsty rogues. The plot explores themes of power, loyalty, and the complexities of relationships in a world filled with shifters and supernatural elements. This edition invites readers to delve into the first installment of the God of War series, where the stakes are high and the connections are intense.
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Taming an alpha is never easy-even when you’re his mate.
ARES
Warmonger Alpha Ares promises to kill anyone who has the Malavite Stone-a crystal packed with ungodly powers and healing properties. From slaughtering packs to building himself an empire, he will stop at nothing to find it.
That is until he meets Aurora.
AURORA
Aurora thinks she knows exactly how to destroy such an arrogant alpha: with a good night and some ale spiked with wolfsbane.
But she has three little secrets that could threaten her entire existence…
– She knows where the Malavite Stone is.
– A pack of bloodthirsty rogues are trying to kill her.
– And she’s falling for the man she once feared.
Can Aurora fend off the rogues alone? What will Ares do when he finds out Aurora’s secrets? Will their relationship survive their fate? Enter into this steamy, paranormal world today to find out
Come Here, Kitten is an erotic werewolf romance written by Emilia Rose and is the first book in the God of War series.
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