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Ebook About I thought no alpha could tame me. I was wrong.Many men have tried to master me, but never one like Aric. He is not just an alpha, he is a fearsome beast, and he means to take for himself what warriors and kings could not conquer.I thought I could fight him, but his mere presence forced overwhelming, unimaginable need upon me and now it is too late. I'm about to go into heat, and what comes next will be truly shameful.He's going to ravage me, ruthlessly laying claim to every single inch of me, and it's going to hurt. But no matter how desperately I plead as he wrenches one screaming climax after another from my helplessly willing body, he will not stop until I'm sore, spent, and marked as his.It will be nothing short of savage.Publisher's Note: Savage is a stand-alone novel which is the first entry in the Alpha Brotherhood series. It includes spankings, rough sexual scenes, intense and humiliating punishments, and strong D/s themes. If such material offends you, please don't buy this book.Book Savage: A Rough Romance (Alpha Brotherhood Book 1) Review :
Don't be fooled by the bait and switch synopsis. The heroine starts out strong and independent but just past where the sample ended she turns into a whimpering mess. It is laughable that any reviewer would say this female character was allowed to maintain any strength or dignity given that lengthy and crucial first-meeting scene. The book was insulting really, and extremely abusive and degrading. The female lead was treated as an object that had to be destroyed, humiliated, and so thoroughly demeaned at every turn, and degraded as to be broken and dehumanized. The joy the male lead took in doing it was disturbing and obviously more about making men feel powerful, all at the cost of a female's dignity, than romance.Their first sexual encounter is an extremely brutal beating and rape. Some effort is made to walk back the extremely cruel and degrading nature of their first confrontation, but it is entirely unsuccessful. The scene is so abusive, so horrible, it is not something that can be redeemed or come back from, especially to suddenly, literally only days later, love someone who took away all choice, raped, beat, forced a mate-bond, and utterly altered who she is and how she sees herself, for his own benefit.Don't be lulled by the warning at the end of the synopsis. What occurs in the opening sex scene is not a sexy or playful or "intense" spanking. What occurs is a cruel, barbarous, vicious beating leaving her body marked (for days), immediately followed by a humiliating rape during which Aric forcefully slaps and beats her genitals until she hurts so badly she can't hardly stand to be touched by even the bedding. The genital beating is alternated with whipping her with his belt until she is covered in welts. The inner monologue the author wrote for the strong female character is filled with her feelings of shame and humiliation, which the man takes great glee in, and takes as successful completion of his mission, which is to break her or kill her. In fact she's left no dignity except for show as a figurehead leader at his whim. I was disgusted and far far from comfortable with how glorified an abusive rapist was portrayed.This is reinforced by how the male's inner monologues are contradicted by the actions he took -- actions and outward attitude aimed at punishing her for signs of independence and remind her that she had no choice or control. Punishments meant to illustrate that no matter how obedient, no matter how much she tried, SHE would never be good enough, her efforts would never be enough (pg 134 see kindle note), he would never trust her even as he expected her to trust him. Any feelings attributed to the characters, beyond the consistent subtle digs, are dropped out of nowhere rather than being developed logically or organically. We literally flip from the brutal beating and rape scene that takes place over several days, to waking up lovey dovey the next like a miraculous personality transformation. It was hardly believable after the ruthlessly self-serving viciousness of the previous scene, which was their first sexual experience with each other, and her very first sexual experience ever.Freya goes from being a queen in her own right, to being called "little girl," and other equally insulting epithets, such as "good girl" encouragements one might give a dog. The point of the plot quickly devolves into her being repeatedly beaten and told what little power she will be "allowed" especially regarding sex; how she's not as strong, and will no longer have any choice about her most intimate needs, and is in fact too incompetent to even go about pleasure correctly without needing direction accompanied with threats -- thoroughly subverting her strength and sense of self in every way possible, remaking her from an alpha into the lowest of their society, an Omega answerable only to him.While I understand this is supposedly a dark romance I don't think any "romance" should include repeated rape and utter lack of consent. This is not dubious consent -- she's screaming "no," and, "stop" and this woman who was described as strong only pages before is reduced begging for a cessation to the pain and humiliation -- explicitly states that she does not want what is happening. Ultimately he abuses her multiple ways (sexual, mental, emotional, and physical abuse) until nothing of HER was left but a thing for him to USE, as if she's has no more meaning or worth than a hollow object to be controlled. (See pgs 44-67) The male repeatedly spoke and thought about how she had to be, "put in her place," taken down a peg, just everything he could do to demean her and break her -- that's all she was to him, a challenge, something to break against his "superior" will and strength, which made his inner monologue thoughts of wanting her trust utterly ridiculous.There was no character development that built toward affection, kindness, no real romance and certainly no love. Instead of real character building plot development, we get a miraculous switch from beatings and rape to what we are supposed to believe is love and regard, and most surprisingly a stated respect for Freya but without real respectful treatment. The lack of character development and the brutal nature of the initiation of their "relationship" (continued throughout) left me feeling like this didn't have any romance in it, and I never felt a connection between them. This was all about making males feel big, strong and macho by abusing and breaking down the mettle of a powerful woman, and grinding her strength down until she was controllable rather than being a partner or an equal (he "lets" her rule after all, something she earned by her own strength and shouldn't need permission to continue, but now does only by his leave). Freya was after all only a tool for their use, both sexually and politically.I was disappointed that the female lead was not allowed to be a really true strong independent individual, that she had to be crushed underneath the heel of a male so quickly. I know this is an Omega verse plot but given what the synopsis indicated it was hugely disappointing and I felt like the synopsis was a bait and switch sort of thing to get you interested so you'd buy the book, then turn the story around making women appear weak and worthless without a stronger man. The story could have been more interesting if it had taken the time to explore Freya's recovery after the rape and beating, and a more gradual or better developed exploration of how she (a virgin) came to accept or enjoy the abusive kinky sex. Another thing this story could have benefited from is a gradual redemption of the male instead of an instantaneous miraculous behavior change from rapist to publicly doting King. Had I known this was going to be another one of those pathetic stories where the woman is dirt beneath the man's feet, but still falls in love with him, I wouldn't have bought it. I want my women to really have honest fight in them and not roll over and fall in love with a man that treats them worse than garbage (rape certainly that). The subtle digs about needing to remind her of her place, and micromanaging how she performs sexually continue throughout the book, diminishing any positive thoughts about his sudden public fawning (something a great many abusers like to do, hiding their abuse behind closed doors by being charming in public). A woman would never ever fall in love with a man that treated her like this unless she had a psychosis.Beyond the abusive and rapey bent of the plot, the technical aspects of the writing were only fair. There were numerous typographical, syntax, diction, punctuation errors, and run-on sentences. The writing was extremely repetitive, reusing words and phrases in consecutive paragraphs and sometimes within the same paragraph. When it wasn't repetitive, it seemed stilted, juvenile and/or immature in it's outlook, attitudes, and thoughts and it just didn't flow smoothly to me. Overall the plot (or lack thereof except for abusive sex scenes) and the complete lack of any character development in regards to their feelings, other than wanting to hurt, humiliate, degrade and control a woman, left me cold. I really liked the storyline. I enjoyed how the author put a twist, if that's what you want to call it, on the Alpha/OmegaShield Maiden Freya is the only born female alpha. She fights for King Vegeir of Valgertha and leads her army to victory. At the celebration, King Vegeir claims her as his Omega. Her Alpha will Not let her submit - they fight, she kills him. She is now Queen Freya of Valgertha.Aric is a Sage of the Alpha Brotherhood and is tasked with bringing out Queen Freya's Omega. The Brotherhood needs to keep Valgertha on their side to keep fighting their biggest enemy.Aric is an amazing Alpha; he ruled her in the bedroom and stands beside her when she leads her army and her people.The chemistry between them is explosive! 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