A Lair So Sinful

A Lair So Sinful is truly a fantastic read. It's a pretty short novel, so I was able to devour it in just a few hours. Zoey has always been my first and all-time favorite Omegaverse author for me, so being able to read another masterpiece from her is always an honor. This new book series takes us to a world with dragons, their alphas and of course, the ever fiesty omegas. I'mya and Nyro are the alpha/omega couple that Nyro's clan (family) needed. A hope for the to continue on with their lineage. Their story was so grasping, I was left with wanting more! I hope we can continue soon with Nyro's brothers, especially Khyros. Maybe because I've always had a thing for older brothers who are the leaders of their pack? *I received an ARC of this book in exchange of an honest review.

Una historia muy ardiente la de I’mya y Nyro, con dragones de por medio. Una guerra, una misión para acabar con ella y en medio de todo estos 2 protagonistas que te harán sudar al leer alguna de sus escenas juntos. So hot! Aunque al principio se me hizo un poco lento, la verdad es que luego ya no podía dejarlo, más o menos cuando descubrimos porque I’mya apareció de repente en las Montañas Prohibidas. Ahora me muero de curiosidad por saber que pasará con los hermanos de Nyro y el futuro del clan dragorai.

I’d like to start this out by saying that I absolutely hate that I cannot in good conscience give this book a higher rating than what I have. This is the first book of Zoey’s that I’ve read that I have literally struggled to start and/or finish. On a second note I’d also like to add that I absolutely love omega verse novels, and I absolutely adore dragons, and alpha men! So, to start off the book was incredibly slow and frankly it just didn’t catch my interest. And sure, these things happen from time to time but I kept struggling probably at least halfway through the book before I really felt like my interest was snagged enough that I WANTED to read without forcing myself to. I feel like while the character development towards the end of the book got better and better, there could have been so many things done differently at the beginning to entice the readers in a better manner. I won’t go into specifics because I don’t like spoiling anything for anyone who might otherwise enjoy this book. The book did end on a semi-decent note though...although it felt to me like there was much more that should be explored and gone over because there were many things left unsaid. But this book does have its merits once you get interested. The last thing I want to say is that yes, I did receive a copy of this in exchange for my HONEST review...that also being said, the copy I received was so riddled with grammatical errors and erroneous word usage to the point that it too contributed to my apathy towards this book. Normally this would not bother me and I try to help point out things like a good reader, but it was too much in this book. Here is the sincerest hope that the next book in this world is much better in comparison!