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My Commander by Alanea Alder- 5 billion stars!!!!!!

My Commander, Alanea Alder
So far, my favorite read of the year! The latest book in this series came out this past April and I have been dying to start it. Immediately after I finished the first book I went online and ordered the rest. This book was phenomenal. I could not stop laughing from beginning to end. It had the utmost perfect balance between humor and romance. The perfect pnr! 
I seriously cannot recommend this enough and cannot wait for the other books in this series to arrive.

Here is the Blurb:
In book one you meet our delicious Alpha Unit leader Aiden McKenzie. When the topic of grandchildren comes up during a weekly sewing circle the matriarchs of the founding families seek out the witch Elder to scry to see if their sons have mates. They are shocked to discover that many of their sons' mates are out in the world and are human!

Fearing that their future human daughters-in-law will end up dead before being claimed and providing them with grandchildren to spoil, they convince their own mates that something must be done. After gathering all of the warriors together in a fake award ceremony the witch Elder casts a spell to pull the men’s mates to them, whether they want it or not.

Aiden is adamant that he doesn’t need a mate and that they would only get in the way, little does he realize Fate is sending him his mate first! He meets his destined mate Meryn Evans and things go downhill from there. In the first twenty four hours she kicks, screams and knocks her bear shifting mate unconscious. They eventually discover that life before finding each other may have been good, but life afterwards is perfect, even if it involves super soaker battles and accidentally discharging hand grenades.
 


5 stars ain't enough :)

So, lets start with our girl, Meryn. OMG! She was fabulous! The girl had a big mouth and knew exactly what to say to get what she wanted. She is geeky and eccentric but she is also fierce and on point. An introvert and a trouble maker wrap up in one. No one could have one up on her, even less the fearsome strong Alpha Unit Commander. He was at a lost with our firecracker.

"You locked her in the trunk?!" "She was kicking me." Aiden protested. "She is human and half your size!" "You don't understand, she is a terrorist!"- Aiden's mom and Aiden

Aiden was perfection. The shifter of my dreams. I want one. Pretty please! LOL
He is the perfect combo of overpowering, strong, demanding, possessive male and a caring, loving and protective mate. He doesn't understand woman or relationships, even less a human one (which made the single funniest thing I ever read in my life!). But he tried, all the way he tried everything in his power to make her happy. It was adorable!


"You're so cute." She smiled up at him. Aiden was glad to see that the traces of fear were gone. He frowned 

down at her. "I am not cute. I am a ferocious killing machine. Paranormals everywhere tremble before me." "My teddy bear." She pulled on his shirt until he was bent down enough to reach her lips and kissed him. He looked over to see Colton about to say something. "Not a motherfucking word." He warned.


This was one of the funniest books I have ever read. I was -SERIOUSLY- almost peeing myself in the couch while reading this. The drama, the angst, the paranormal elements... everything about this book was perfectly done.

GO READ

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