Bloodmark (Bloodmark Saga book #1) by Aurora Whittet {Book Review}

Disclosure: Life as Leels (owner of Leels Loves Books) received a free ebook copy of this book in exchange for my review.

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I very much enjoyed this book. It had a very familiar feel about it – like I had read or watched something similar – but I still have not been able to put my finger on what it was that I am thinking of. It semi-resembles Twilight but Bloodmark is very werewolf based. No vampires… per se.

The book is based on a werewolf teenager who has been kept in hidden, although she doesn’t fully know that or know why.

She is kept as an outsider of her family (and her pack) and a lot of the traditions are very old fashioned (or worse).

She is given the opportunity to live in the modern world and I think I really got sucked in at this point because things were so different for her and we got to learn more about the author’s depiction of how werewolves function.

I lost a lot of sleep over this book. I stayed up all night one night reading and finished it the next night leaving me with way less than 8 hours in a combined of 48 hours!

If you like the paranormal world of werewolves and the such; you will thoroughly enjoy Bloodmark.

About the Author
Author Aurora Whittet Aurora Whittet started out as a wild red-haired girl in Minnesota dreaming up stories for her friends to read. Mama’s Knight: A Cancer Story of Love is just the latest in a string of acclaimed works. Her first official writing endeavor became The Bloodmark Saga, featuring a werewolf princess-turned-ruler who falls in love with a human boy. Her first novel in the Bloodmark Saga, Bloodmark, came out in 2013, followed by Bloodrealms in 2014 and the final book Bloodmoon in 2016.