Title: My Savior
Author: Alanea Alder
First published August 25, 2015
220 pages, Kindle Edition
Rating: 4.45
Overview
Aurora has always believed in the fairy-tale ending, the one where she finds her destined mate and they live happily ever after. However, when she meets the brooding and enigmatic Ryder, her dreams are shattered.
He outright rejects her and denies the bond between them, leaving her shattered and questioning her own worth. Ryder is haunted by his past and the shadows that lurk in his heart.
He’s convinced that he’s unworthy of Aurora and the love she offers. But when tragedy strikes, Ryder finds himself spiraling into despair.
Will Aurora be able to save him from the darkness, or will she be consumed by it herself? My Savior is a gripping tale of love, loss, and the power of redemption.
Editoral Review
In Alanea Alder’s novel My Savior, first published on August 25, 2015, the author presents her readers with a fascinating mix of fantasy, romance, and a dash of suspense. The book has a well-written plot that keeps readers engaged, relatable characters, and an excellent flow from one chapter to the next.
The story is set in a world filled with magical creatures, and we are introduced to Cassandra, a young witch still coming to terms with the traumatic event that led to the loss of her mother. When she meets her potential mate, vampire Victor Rossi, things take a positive turn, and she starts to piece her life back together.
The author does an excellent job of building the characters, giving each one their unique traits and backstory, which help the reader connect with them at a deeper level. Cassandra has a backstory that is relatable to anyone that has had to cope with grief and loss, while Victors complexity will draw in anyone looking for a complex hero with a few surprises.
Other supporting characters such as the seductive and cunning antagonist make the story more engaging. Alder’s writing style is smooth and flows effortlessly, making it easy for readers to get lost in the story.
She manages to hook readers from the first page and keep them engaged throughout the book. She does not shy away from the use of vivid language, which helps in creating an immersive and intriguing world view.
While some readers may find the romance element of the book predictable or overly formulaic, those who appreciate this genre of fiction should find My Savior a delightful read. Alder’s ability to merge supernatural elements with romance is well-executed, and the pacing of the narrative keeps the story engaging without being repetitive.
My Savior may not have any significant historical or cultural significance, but it is an excellent addition to the romance and supernatural genres. The book provides an opportunity for readers to escape reality and get lost in a world of magic, which is a welcome respite in today’s world.
In conclusion, Alanea Alder’s My Savior is a fascinating mix of supernatural fantasy and romance with a dash of suspense. The authors writing style is captivating, with well-developed characters, and a compelling plot.
While there may be some predictable elements, it is still an enjoyable read that deserves its fair share of attention. For fans of the genre or anyone looking to escape reality, this book is worth checking out.
I would give it a score of 4/5.
