This was the first book specifically about werewolves that I’ve read and I honestly really loved it. There are so many books about vampires and while this book still does pit them against werewolves, it’s nice to read about the werewolves as the main species to root for rather than the vampires. This book honestly had such a fresh feel on the werewolf mythology. Not only are there werewolves involved, even the mean girl werewolves that make high school such a wonderful place, but they have to go up against their mortal enemies – the vampires, and they are anything but nice. Alibe’s, is a boarding school completely made up of werewolves. And if that’s something surprising, it’s also worth noting that this boarding school, St. It’s one thing to be a bruja, but now Tessa has to deal with being a werewolf too. How bad could that kiss be that this group of Tessa’s friends would completely leave her? It all makes sense when Tessa has to attend the boarding school that her father recently got a job at the whole reason why Tessa and her family relocated in the first place. And when her so-called friends find out what happened, they basically abandon her and want nothing to do with her. See, Tessa ends up getting kissed by a boy that she met when first arrived, but that’s not all she got. Something that should have been a good thing for her, but ended up being so very wrong. It seems to be going well for her, with her getting invited to a party early on in her arrival, but something happened. So when her family gets relocated from busy California to rural Texas, she takes it a chance to start over, a chance to not be “Freaky Tessa”. It’s almost too much for Tessa to handle.

One of the very few perks of being a bruja would be getting brand new items just for yourself, whether it’s clothes or books or furniture. It makes it so difficult to be around anybody, or any public place for that matter. It’s one thing to be considered a bruja, a powerful witch that can feel the memories of people based on items that were touched by them.

Becoming alpha by aileen erin