Psycho Shifters (Cruel Shifterverse Book 1)

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As for the character I didn't really know any of them enough to even say that I liked them. The only character that actually had some fleshing out was Sadie and even her all I knew was the she was an ugly, abused servant. Which was mentioned many times.

Dominant, possessive, aggressive, jealous heroes, submissive (but strong and sassy) females, sci-fi, mafia, dystopian, fantasy, alternate universe, medieval, erotic romance with edge, non-con, dub-con, bdsm, etc. Queer romance welcome. This is a group for readers and writers. Mas has said that for the longest time she has been a lover of rebellious sassy women and alpha men that are at least six feet tall. Other things she likes in her books include unhealthy coping mechanisms and dark humor, and unique omegaverse stories. Rage bubbled inside my chest, and I had to forcibly swallow it down. I didn’t give a single flying shit about the queen, the war, or other shifters.Anyone could see they were perfect for each other, two sides of the same coin. Both loyal and protective, yet one was calm and kind, while the other was psychotic and evil. As a servant, they gave me zero rights in the realm, but then they just dropped me off at a portal and expected me to fight for them? They were disgusting.

Finally, omegas were highly revered and immortal. They shifted into small, harmless creatures, but stories said they were physically perfect and alphas were obsessed with them.

Trigger Warnings: death, violence, torture, references to physical and sexual assault, beatings, child abuse I would have to be blind and dumb to not be into him. He was physically the most beautiful man I had ever seen.

All across the USA, people are showing up dead. The deaths don't appear to be connected in any way until one particular death occurs and gets the Secretary of Defense's attention. He arranges for a task force to investigate. Up close, his features were arresting: severe cheekbones, a sharp jawline, and slashing amber eyes that glared at me.So this book was addictive, funny and entrataining. I loved Sadie humor and general personality and all the boys vibes are on point. It was a tale as old as time. The servant on her knees, covered in blood, with the master enraged above her. The premise to this was pretty interesting and it kept me reading but overall I didn't like the book all that much. It seemed all over the place at times and somehow there was so much going during some scenes that it actually felt like nothing was happening. At least nothing that was actually moving the story forward. After growing up with nothing, I've finally found my path to freedom: I'm a shifter, an elite soldier who transforms into a monster.

NOW! All that being said! REMEMBER I said at the beginning I’m not into omegaverse?!? This book DOES have some of those themes, but they are soooooo minor 🤏🏻, it really should NOT sway you to not give this a shot if you are like me in that regard! BUT 🤚🏻! I have to give a DISCLAIMER ⚠️ … Book 2 is NOT out yet and I obviously don’t know what the future 🔮 will hold as far as omegaverse goes! But I CAN say this book is FREAKING FANTASTIC 🤩 and I LOVED every single sentence of it! 👏🏻🙌🏻👏🏻 Sadie lives in the shifter world, working as a lowly servant for a Beta; a Beta who, all of Sadie's life, has cruelly abused her. So, when she gets tested for her shifter abilities and it's discovered she's an Alpha, suddenly her life changes: she gets dropped at Portal Number 3, an important training and fighting center in the war against the Fae Queen and the fae realm. There was nothing that could keep us apart from each other. We’d become a two-man unit, in every sense of the words.I was going through one of the worst reading slumps of 2022 and this book was the only thing that managed to pull me out of it. In this work, we get to see each of the characters’ journey toward healing and personal growth. Jasmine Mas takes the time to build strong and sweet relationships and these bonds would help them, get through whatever life would throw their way and survive. There is an incredibly transphobic plot twist towards the end that was simply unacceptable and quite frankly, unnecessary. I don't know why the author felt the need to make things play out the way they did, when this could have easily been done without the transphobia. This doesn't happen until the very end, so you dedicate all of this time to this incredibly offensive book just to be hit with an even more offensive plot twist. Great. Here’s another Male Love Interest/Male Main Character who calls ALL women except, you guessed it, the FMC “sluts”. *insert eye roll here* “