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Bound to an Overlord #2
The Pregnancy Pact
Earth was ripped apart during the Final War, but the alien Overlords have come down to save us.
Or have they?
What do you do when you wake up married to a total stranger?
Ellax: My wife and oldest son are both dead. My illegitimate son refused my offer to move to Asterion and become my heir, leaving me in a quandary. As a Lead Advisor and an Asterion Elder, I must have an heir. My problems are only worsened when, during a night of drunken spontaneity, I unwittingly marry a human female…and my colleagues decide a marriage between a human and a high-ranking Overlord such as myself might be the perfect way to foster unity between Asterion and our colony on Earth.
I disagree. Vehemently. But we’re being given no choice. And I do need a child…
Lorelai: After two decades of marriage, my husband’s multiple affairs were uncovered and I dropped him like a hot brick, choosing to start a new life as a records keeper onboard an alien space ship. Everything is going well, until I meet a gorgeous alien Overlord who seems as lonely as I am. Poor judgment and too much alcohol result in far more than a one-night stand. Turns out, we’re married, and his peers think we should stay that way. Since we can’t get out of this farce, I suggest a pact. A pregnancy pact. I give him a child. Afterward, he helps me rebuild an independent life when I’m ready.
Everything will be signed, sealed, and witnessed. However, neither of us could possibly imagine our simple bargain would uncover treachery in the Asterion government, a plot to destroy my fellow humans on Earth, and endanger our lives. Either this headstrong divorcée and an arrogant Asterion Elder will learn to trust each other, or we won’t survive long enough to uphold the terms of our pact.
Moriah Blackwood’s Bound to an Overlord series is spicy-sweet and steamy-clean. This means it's more than birthday cake, less than a ghost pepper. Your windows might fog, but the door ultimately stays shut. In other words, you get plenty of sizzle without the scorch. It is fade to black/"closed door" romance, perfect for those who want a story in-between "sweet and clean" and "spicy." Each full-length novel has a guaranteed HEA, no cliffhanger, and no cheating. This series is ideal for the reader who loves Star Wars, Star Trek, Ruby Dixon, Victoria Aveline, Ursa Dax, and everything in-between.
If you love alien romance, sci-fi romance, space opera, dystopian, or spec fic romance in general, Moriah Blackwood is a must-read!
Or have they?
What do you do when you wake up married to a total stranger?
Ellax: My wife and oldest son are both dead. My illegitimate son refused my offer to move to Asterion and become my heir, leaving me in a quandary. As a Lead Advisor and an Asterion Elder, I must have an heir. My problems are only worsened when, during a night of drunken spontaneity, I unwittingly marry a human female…and my colleagues decide a marriage between a human and a high-ranking Overlord such as myself might be the perfect way to foster unity between Asterion and our colony on Earth.
I disagree. Vehemently. But we’re being given no choice. And I do need a child…
Lorelai: After two decades of marriage, my husband’s multiple affairs were uncovered and I dropped him like a hot brick, choosing to start a new life as a records keeper onboard an alien space ship. Everything is going well, until I meet a gorgeous alien Overlord who seems as lonely as I am. Poor judgment and too much alcohol result in far more than a one-night stand. Turns out, we’re married, and his peers think we should stay that way. Since we can’t get out of this farce, I suggest a pact. A pregnancy pact. I give him a child. Afterward, he helps me rebuild an independent life when I’m ready.
Everything will be signed, sealed, and witnessed. However, neither of us could possibly imagine our simple bargain would uncover treachery in the Asterion government, a plot to destroy my fellow humans on Earth, and endanger our lives. Either this headstrong divorcée and an arrogant Asterion Elder will learn to trust each other, or we won’t survive long enough to uphold the terms of our pact.
Moriah Blackwood’s Bound to an Overlord series is spicy-sweet and steamy-clean. This means it's more than birthday cake, less than a ghost pepper. Your windows might fog, but the door ultimately stays shut. In other words, you get plenty of sizzle without the scorch. It is fade to black/"closed door" romance, perfect for those who want a story in-between "sweet and clean" and "spicy." Each full-length novel has a guaranteed HEA, no cliffhanger, and no cheating. This series is ideal for the reader who loves Star Wars, Star Trek, Ruby Dixon, Victoria Aveline, Ursa Dax, and everything in-between.
If you love alien romance, sci-fi romance, space opera, dystopian, or spec fic romance in general, Moriah Blackwood is a must-read!
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347 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 28, 2024
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Moriah Blackwood
3 books32 followersMoriah Blackwood is a mom of four who has been happily married to her prince charming—er, asphalt plant foreman—for a dozen years. She loves spec fic of every variety and thinks a romantic plot makes it that much better!
Moriah’s books are spicy-sweet and steamy-clean, so you get plenty of sizzle without the scorch. Each full-length novel has a guaranteed HEA, no cliffhanger, and no cheating.
Moriah’s first series, Bound to an Overlord, showcases alien romances with a dystopian feel. Further series ideas include elves and…who knows what else?
Sign up for Moriah’s newsletter or follow her on TikTok, Facebook, Pinterest, Goodreads, Bookbub, or Instagram to keep up with the latest news on her current and future works.
Happy reading!
Moriah’s books are spicy-sweet and steamy-clean, so you get plenty of sizzle without the scorch. Each full-length novel has a guaranteed HEA, no cliffhanger, and no cheating.
Moriah’s first series, Bound to an Overlord, showcases alien romances with a dystopian feel. Further series ideas include elves and…who knows what else?
Sign up for Moriah’s newsletter or follow her on TikTok, Facebook, Pinterest, Goodreads, Bookbub, or Instagram to keep up with the latest news on her current and future works.
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August 28, 2024
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Plot twist at the end of chapter 9, WOAH! The irony in Ellaxs’ situation is absolutely hilarious to me. The way theres actual consequences to his “mistake” that he didn’t think would be there, is even better. Poor Lorelai though, I couldn’t imagine going through what she is, she a strong, beautiful soul who deserves better. As screwed up as the situation is, I feel like it may actually be good for them both in a way. I kinda hated Ellax at the beginning, now halfway through chapter 27, I think Im starting to actually like this alienman. Maybe if this works out for him, somehow he’ll be able to reconcile with Caide and his wife. Wishful thinking, I suppose… Ellax and Lorelai…. mates? Maybe he’s more like his bastard son than he thought he was. Charlie didn’t deserve Lorelai; the way she feels when talking or thinking about him is heartbreaking. Why does Serina hate the humans so much? Talking to Lorelai about her own species? Is she jealous of Lorelai being with Ellax? She’s an elder, she should want the unification of humans and her species, yet it seems as if unification is not the plan she has in mind. Huh… got my answers, but man… Serina needs to take all that hatred and use it for some good of some kind instead of seeking justice when she truly has no idea how the humans felt after seeing their world decimated and then spaceships starts landing and they have absolutely no idea there was any other species out there. I guarantee they way she thinks they felt and they way she believes they think are completely wrong and opposite of what was truly felt during that time. I HATE Serina. Hate. Hate. Hate. End of chapter 38? I would have LOST MY ISHHHHH. Serina continues to take things way too far and my hatred for her continues to grow stronger. Also, can I just say the imagery thus far is incredible. The details make every event so vivid! Shes pressing the Coalition for a vote simply out of spite, jealousy and revenge. So much hesitation from Ellax, yet so affectionate at the same time. It’s almost confusing. How the hell does she always manage to show up directly after Ellax leaves? It’s kind’ve scary 😂 Ellax seems to keep reminding himself that he’s trying to protect his wife, son, and daughter in law, but hasn’t reminded himself once of his wife’s two sons. Has he forgotten that she has them, or does he just not care? Does Serina really think there wont be any consequences to her current actions? Im so thankful for Doctor Natusha, but Lorelai….? FUCKKKK!!!! YAY OMG! ELLAX AND LORELAI😍😍 Im so excited again! I truly hope you continue this story! I would love to continue reading what happens with everyone. The cliffhanger is not fair and Im CRAVING more!
Plot twist at the end of chapter 9, WOAH! The irony in Ellaxs’ situation is absolutely hilarious to me. The way theres actual consequences to his “mistake” that he didn’t think would be there, is even better. Poor Lorelai though, I couldn’t imagine going through what she is, she a strong, beautiful soul who deserves better. As screwed up as the situation is, I feel like it may actually be good for them both in a way. I kinda hated Ellax at the beginning, now halfway through chapter 27, I think Im starting to actually like this alienman. Maybe if this works out for him, somehow he’ll be able to reconcile with Caide and his wife. Wishful thinking, I suppose… Ellax and Lorelai…. mates? Maybe he’s more like his bastard son than he thought he was. Charlie didn’t deserve Lorelai; the way she feels when talking or thinking about him is heartbreaking. Why does Serina hate the humans so much? Talking to Lorelai about her own species? Is she jealous of Lorelai being with Ellax? She’s an elder, she should want the unification of humans and her species, yet it seems as if unification is not the plan she has in mind. Huh… got my answers, but man… Serina needs to take all that hatred and use it for some good of some kind instead of seeking justice when she truly has no idea how the humans felt after seeing their world decimated and then spaceships starts landing and they have absolutely no idea there was any other species out there. I guarantee they way she thinks they felt and they way she believes they think are completely wrong and opposite of what was truly felt during that time. I HATE Serina. Hate. Hate. Hate. End of chapter 38? I would have LOST MY ISHHHHH. Serina continues to take things way too far and my hatred for her continues to grow stronger. Also, can I just say the imagery thus far is incredible. The details make every event so vivid! Shes pressing the Coalition for a vote simply out of spite, jealousy and revenge. So much hesitation from Ellax, yet so affectionate at the same time. It’s almost confusing. How the hell does she always manage to show up directly after Ellax leaves? It’s kind’ve scary 😂 Ellax seems to keep reminding himself that he’s trying to protect his wife, son, and daughter in law, but hasn’t reminded himself once of his wife’s two sons. Has he forgotten that she has them, or does he just not care? Does Serina really think there wont be any consequences to her current actions? Im so thankful for Doctor Natusha, but Lorelai….? FUCKKKK!!!! YAY OMG! ELLAX AND LORELAI😍😍 Im so excited again! I truly hope you continue this story! I would love to continue reading what happens with everyone. The cliffhanger is not fair and Im CRAVING more!
August 22, 2024
It’s great when women over 30 are FMCs and she is struggling like really struggling to figure out her life . Drunk mistakes , we all been there but throw in a jaded alien overload , it’s funny, sweet, and when he becomes feral for her well !
September 14, 2024
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Les di otra oportunidad pero siguen sin gustarme los Overlord.
•Mi opinión puede contener Spoilers.
•Esta destinada a ser un descargo personal no para que alguien más lea pero si lo haces y te ofende, me disculpo porque sé lo que es que te guste un libro y otros lo critiquen.
The Pregnancy Pact de Moriah Blackwood Serie Bound to an Overlord libro 2
Argumento:
Tierra quedó destrozada durante la Guerra Final, pero los Señores Supremos alienígenas han venido a salvarnos.
¿O no? ¿Qué haces cuando te despiertas casado con un completo extraño?
Ellax
Mi esposa y mi hijo mayor están muertos. Mi hijo ilegítimo rechazó mi oferta de mudarse a Asterion y convertirse en mi heredero, dejándome en un dilema. Como asesor principal y anciano de Asterion, debo tener un heredero. Mis problemas solo empeoran cuando, durante una noche de espontaneidad borracha, sin saberlo me caso con una mujer humana... y mis colegas deciden que un matrimonio entre un humano y un Señor Supremo de alto rango como yo podría ser la forma perfecta de fomentar la unidad entre Asterion y nuestra colonia en la Tierra.
No estoy de acuerdo. Vehementemente.
Pero no nos están dando otra opción. Y necesito un hijo.
Lorelai
Después de dos décadas de matrimonio, se descubrieron los múltiples amoríos de mi marido y lo dejé como un ladrillo caliente, eligiendo comenzar una nueva vida como archivadora a bordo de una nave espacial extraterrestre. Todo va bien, hasta que conozco a un magnífico señor extraterrestre que parece tan solitario como yo. La falta de criterio y el exceso de alcohol dan como resultado mucho más que una aventura de una noche. Resulta que estamos casados y sus compañeros creen que deberíamos seguir así. Como no podemos salir de esta farsa, propongo un pacto. Un pacto de embarazo. Le doy un hijo. Después, él me ayuda a reconstruir una vida independiente cuando esté lista. Todo estará firmado, sellado y atestiguado.
Sin embargo, ninguno de los dos podría imaginar que nuestro simple trato descubriría una traición en el gobierno de Asterion, un complot para destruir a mis compañeros humanos en la Tierra y poner en peligro nuestras vidas. O esta testaruda divorciada y un arrogante anciano Asterion aprenden a confiar el uno en el otro, o no sobreviviremos lo suficiente para cumplir con los términos de nuestro pacto.
Mi humilde opinión:
Los Overlord no son aliens agradables. Ellos ven a los humanos inferiores y las mujeres para ellos solo son buenas para tener bebés. Pero tenía mucha curiosidad por cómo podría redimirse Ellax, así que me arriesgué con este segundo libro y...
Lorelai debe afrontar un matrimonio accidental producto de una borrachera y un esposo que odia a los humanos. Después de convenir con Ellix un matrimonio por contrato ella viaja con él a Asterion dónde los humanos no son muy bien recibidos y se encuentran ambos en medio de una conspiración política.
Me gustó el cambio de ambiente, la historia esta vez transcurre en el planeta de los Overlords y muestra un poco más su mundo y cómo funciona su sociedad.
No me gustaba el padre de Caide en el primer libro y en este seguía siendo un imbécil. Ellax era un hombre egocéntrico y grosero con Lorelai. Yo pensaba, pobre mujer, salir de un matrimonio terrible con un tipo que no la valoraba para caer en otro con un alien condescendiente que le dice a la cara que él está primero porque es un Overlord?! WTF! Yo celebré el cachetazo que ella le dio y después había que admirar cómo resolvió todo lo del pacto del matrimonio. Yo no lo hubiera aguantado. Si continué leyendo fue por la protagonista, una mujer fuerte que soportó mucho y merecía un final feliz. Igualmente toda la última parte con Sirena fue para mí demasiado porque qué más podía pasarle a Lorelai? Basta, no?
Después de que Ellax se casa con Lorelai, él se empieza a sentir que ella puede ser su pareja destinada y su actitud cambia, además también se pone a pensar lo terrible que fue como esposo y padre?! A ver, este cambio para mí fue brusco y chocante porque en el libro anterior fue malo con la esposa del hijo y después con Lorelai. No es fan de los humanos y ese repentino cambio porque descubre que Lorelei es su pareja fue sorprendente. Le hubiera creído más si fuera un cambio gradual y me mostrara este cambio de corazón.
Todo el tema de la borrachera me dejó confusa, se fueron a dormir y se despertaron casados. Era como saltearse un capítulo. Además, me pareció increíble que esa mañana los dos se vistieron y no descubrieron las marcas de matrimonio que eran visibles en sus muñecas, si se estaban cambiando deberían haberlas visto de inmediato. Me dio risa que se asombraran tanto cuando se las vieron.
La historia hablaba de las segundas oportunidades y la redención de Ellax pero a pesar de que terminó haciendo las cosas bien al final, no me convenció y no se merecía a Lorelei.
Les di otra oportunidad pero siguen sin gustarme los Overlord.
•Mi opinión puede contener Spoilers.
•Esta destinada a ser un descargo personal no para que alguien más lea pero si lo haces y te ofende, me disculpo porque sé lo que es que te guste un libro y otros lo critiquen.
The Pregnancy Pact de Moriah Blackwood Serie Bound to an Overlord libro 2
Argumento:
Tierra quedó destrozada durante la Guerra Final, pero los Señores Supremos alienígenas han venido a salvarnos.
¿O no? ¿Qué haces cuando te despiertas casado con un completo extraño?
Ellax
Mi esposa y mi hijo mayor están muertos. Mi hijo ilegítimo rechazó mi oferta de mudarse a Asterion y convertirse en mi heredero, dejándome en un dilema. Como asesor principal y anciano de Asterion, debo tener un heredero. Mis problemas solo empeoran cuando, durante una noche de espontaneidad borracha, sin saberlo me caso con una mujer humana... y mis colegas deciden que un matrimonio entre un humano y un Señor Supremo de alto rango como yo podría ser la forma perfecta de fomentar la unidad entre Asterion y nuestra colonia en la Tierra.
No estoy de acuerdo. Vehementemente.
Pero no nos están dando otra opción. Y necesito un hijo.
Lorelai
Después de dos décadas de matrimonio, se descubrieron los múltiples amoríos de mi marido y lo dejé como un ladrillo caliente, eligiendo comenzar una nueva vida como archivadora a bordo de una nave espacial extraterrestre. Todo va bien, hasta que conozco a un magnífico señor extraterrestre que parece tan solitario como yo. La falta de criterio y el exceso de alcohol dan como resultado mucho más que una aventura de una noche. Resulta que estamos casados y sus compañeros creen que deberíamos seguir así. Como no podemos salir de esta farsa, propongo un pacto. Un pacto de embarazo. Le doy un hijo. Después, él me ayuda a reconstruir una vida independiente cuando esté lista. Todo estará firmado, sellado y atestiguado.
Sin embargo, ninguno de los dos podría imaginar que nuestro simple trato descubriría una traición en el gobierno de Asterion, un complot para destruir a mis compañeros humanos en la Tierra y poner en peligro nuestras vidas. O esta testaruda divorciada y un arrogante anciano Asterion aprenden a confiar el uno en el otro, o no sobreviviremos lo suficiente para cumplir con los términos de nuestro pacto.
Mi humilde opinión:
Los Overlord no son aliens agradables. Ellos ven a los humanos inferiores y las mujeres para ellos solo son buenas para tener bebés. Pero tenía mucha curiosidad por cómo podría redimirse Ellax, así que me arriesgué con este segundo libro y...
Lorelai debe afrontar un matrimonio accidental producto de una borrachera y un esposo que odia a los humanos. Después de convenir con Ellix un matrimonio por contrato ella viaja con él a Asterion dónde los humanos no son muy bien recibidos y se encuentran ambos en medio de una conspiración política.
Me gustó el cambio de ambiente, la historia esta vez transcurre en el planeta de los Overlords y muestra un poco más su mundo y cómo funciona su sociedad.
No me gustaba el padre de Caide en el primer libro y en este seguía siendo un imbécil. Ellax era un hombre egocéntrico y grosero con Lorelai. Yo pensaba, pobre mujer, salir de un matrimonio terrible con un tipo que no la valoraba para caer en otro con un alien condescendiente que le dice a la cara que él está primero porque es un Overlord?! WTF! Yo celebré el cachetazo que ella le dio y después había que admirar cómo resolvió todo lo del pacto del matrimonio. Yo no lo hubiera aguantado. Si continué leyendo fue por la protagonista, una mujer fuerte que soportó mucho y merecía un final feliz. Igualmente toda la última parte con Sirena fue para mí demasiado porque qué más podía pasarle a Lorelai? Basta, no?
Después de que Ellax se casa con Lorelai, él se empieza a sentir que ella puede ser su pareja destinada y su actitud cambia, además también se pone a pensar lo terrible que fue como esposo y padre?! A ver, este cambio para mí fue brusco y chocante porque en el libro anterior fue malo con la esposa del hijo y después con Lorelai. No es fan de los humanos y ese repentino cambio porque descubre que Lorelei es su pareja fue sorprendente. Le hubiera creído más si fuera un cambio gradual y me mostrara este cambio de corazón.
Todo el tema de la borrachera me dejó confusa, se fueron a dormir y se despertaron casados. Era como saltearse un capítulo. Además, me pareció increíble que esa mañana los dos se vistieron y no descubrieron las marcas de matrimonio que eran visibles en sus muñecas, si se estaban cambiando deberían haberlas visto de inmediato. Me dio risa que se asombraran tanto cuando se las vieron.
La historia hablaba de las segundas oportunidades y la redención de Ellax pero a pesar de que terminó haciendo las cosas bien al final, no me convenció y no se merecía a Lorelei.
June 30, 2025
why was this recommended on a br33der fan site?
****closed door 🚪 romance****
They was no spice 🌶️🥵🌶️ in this 383 page book!! Like I get this book was free on stuff your kindle day, but I’m disappointed. This book was recommended to me on a FB fan page.
Loralei is almost 40 and looking to start a new life after a rough marriage and divorce. She meets a large and commanding male on a pleasure planet…
This book was predictable to me, I did not read the first book in the series but did not feel like I was missing out on anything. *standalone* (no dis to the author) I also realized I am not a fan of this writing style or type of romance this book offers. I love fantasy books I’ve read quite a few alien romance books, this one just missed the mark for me.
****closed door 🚪 romance****
They was no spice 🌶️🥵🌶️ in this 383 page book!! Like I get this book was free on stuff your kindle day, but I’m disappointed. This book was recommended to me on a FB fan page.
Loralei is almost 40 and looking to start a new life after a rough marriage and divorce. She meets a large and commanding male on a pleasure planet…
This book was predictable to me, I did not read the first book in the series but did not feel like I was missing out on anything. *standalone* (no dis to the author) I also realized I am not a fan of this writing style or type of romance this book offers. I love fantasy books I’ve read quite a few alien romance books, this one just missed the mark for me.
January 10, 2025
I was very curious to see if this book could take what was essentially a side villain in the first book and make them likable. And it worked! This second book has more character growth and thought than the first with more plot and a bigger picture perspective. I really liked the main characters and appreciated their support of each other. This is described as "steamy without spice", and I think that may be my new favorite spice level?
I'm hoping that widening the scope of this series means that more books are on the way.
I'm hoping that widening the scope of this series means that more books are on the way.
September 6, 2024
Whirlwind Love Story
Who needs to go to Vegas when you can get drunk and wind up married in outer space just the same.
Lorelei and Ellax hook up in Drixus, but not really. They both get drunk, lay down to rest their eyes, and the next thing you know--they're married. Surprise.
While the book could have gone through a third edit and "Elder and Lead Advisor" could have not been repeated like some mantra, the book was a romantic, adventurous read.
Who needs to go to Vegas when you can get drunk and wind up married in outer space just the same.
Lorelei and Ellax hook up in Drixus, but not really. They both get drunk, lay down to rest their eyes, and the next thing you know--they're married. Surprise.
While the book could have gone through a third edit and "Elder and Lead Advisor" could have not been repeated like some mantra, the book was a romantic, adventurous read.
January 7, 2025
Good story
Definitely could've used an editor. Missing words, misplaced words, and wrong words used. Even with those slight distractions, it was a good story. I think Ellax's change of heart was too abrupt. Adamantly opposed to his son having a human wife, but after a few days, he's ok having a human wife of his own? I don't buy it, but once I got past that, it was an enjoyable story.
Definitely could've used an editor. Missing words, misplaced words, and wrong words used. Even with those slight distractions, it was a good story. I think Ellax's change of heart was too abrupt. Adamantly opposed to his son having a human wife, but after a few days, he's ok having a human wife of his own? I don't buy it, but once I got past that, it was an enjoyable story.
June 24, 2025
This book was actually pretty good! The title sounded like it was going to be cheesy, but it wasn't.
I really enjoyed the worldbuilding and politics in this, but the romance felt rushed and not super believable.
I would've liked more "getting to know you" scenes, since it felt like they were more apart than together after they woke up married, but somehow they ended up deeply in love? Didn't make sense.
Now I need to go read the first book so I understand Ellax's redemption arc better.
I really enjoyed the worldbuilding and politics in this, but the romance felt rushed and not super believable.
I would've liked more "getting to know you" scenes, since it felt like they were more apart than together after they woke up married, but somehow they ended up deeply in love? Didn't make sense.
Now I need to go read the first book so I understand Ellax's redemption arc better.
July 18, 2025
Nice redemption story
It was nice to see Caide's Dad redeem himself. I kind of wish they had remembered there wedding and what they had talked about to make those choices. The captains video recording made it seem like they were blissful happy and sure in there choices. Ah well, all's well that ends well.
It was nice to see Caide's Dad redeem himself. I kind of wish they had remembered there wedding and what they had talked about to make those choices. The captains video recording made it seem like they were blissful happy and sure in there choices. Ah well, all's well that ends well.
September 8, 2024
So the bad guy at the end of the previous book - the bigoted father who wanted his bastard son to come home and rule in his stead - is suddenly the hero of this book?! Suuuuuuure. And he’s into this geriatric woman that we are not certain can have kids.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 13, 2025
A wonderful book
This book is so good I couldn't stop reading it even through the night instead of sleeping. I loved it from the beginning till the end. It was an emotional roller-coaster.A I would recommend it
This book is so good I couldn't stop reading it even through the night instead of sleeping. I loved it from the beginning till the end. It was an emotional roller-coaster.A I would recommend it
February 21, 2025
This was very good. I loved the redemption arc.
September 2, 2024
Aaaand I loved it! It's such a fun and exciting story. Lorelie and her overlord, Ellax, have such an intense relationship, and we get to see them handle all the ups and downs that come their way.
Here are some of the highlights I enjoyed the most:
There’s a great moment when they have their first big argument. I love how Ellax was taken aback by how boldly Lorelie spoke her mind.
And then, of course, there's the hilarious part where they get a bit too drunk and realize they have to deal with the consequences! From "I do" to "I did whaaaaaat?!"
Lorelie is just amazing! She's strong and sharp and has the best comebacks. I love how she stands her ground with Ellax and isn’t afraid to speak her mind.
The story is told from both of their points of view, which makes it even better because I really get to understand both characters.
Whenever Ellax calls Lorelie "My love," I find it so endearing.
And I always cheer when the bad guys don't win.
It’s so satisfying to see Lorelie and Ellax get the happy ending they deserve.
This book is filled with non-stop excitement!
Here are some of the highlights I enjoyed the most:
There’s a great moment when they have their first big argument. I love how Ellax was taken aback by how boldly Lorelie spoke her mind.
And then, of course, there's the hilarious part where they get a bit too drunk and realize they have to deal with the consequences! From "I do" to "I did whaaaaaat?!"
Lorelie is just amazing! She's strong and sharp and has the best comebacks. I love how she stands her ground with Ellax and isn’t afraid to speak her mind.
The story is told from both of their points of view, which makes it even better because I really get to understand both characters.
Whenever Ellax calls Lorelie "My love," I find it so endearing.
And I always cheer when the bad guys don't win.
It’s so satisfying to see Lorelie and Ellax get the happy ending they deserve.
This book is filled with non-stop excitement!
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