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The Underground | Roxanne Bland

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In an alternate Seattle, communities of "exotics"-shapeshifters, witches, elves and vampires-live among the murderous human population and are ruled over by the cruel vampire Master, Kurt. The powerful alpha male of the werewolf pack, Parker Berenson, is one of the Master's enslaved servants and he would like nothing more than to hasten the downfall of the vampire overlord who stole his love, the beautiful mage Garrett Larkin. But in a night city already on the razor's edge-in the midst of a spate of bloody murders-Parker's passionate encounter with a stunning interstellar assassin could upset the very delicate balance and ignite a war neither exotics nor humans can survive.

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The Underground | Roxanne Bland

so-so

While I generally like to read from one point of view I don‘t think that would‘ve worked for this story. I feel like I should also mention that there are triggers in this book, especially in regards to rape and abuse. I appreciate that it does not go into very graphic detail in those parts, but at the same time there was a lot of it throughout the story because it was a part of everyone‘s story.