Warrior (Breeder 3) bu Cara Bristol

This book is about Anika, she's a good friend of Omra from book 1 and the sister of Marlix from book 2. In this book she's been told she's to be another alpha's breeder. After having lived at the Enclave and seeing what life can be like for a woman who is given freedom to do as she wishes she's not happy about this decision of which she had no say. She also has feelings for another. She has feelings for Urazi, Marlix's former beta. She knows she can't convince Marlix to change his mind so she runs away. Urazi sets off after her. They find each other and are faced with many dangers but their love for each other grows stronger. Urazi at first has plans to send Anika back to Marlix but as his regard for her grows he realizes that she's his and he won't give her up without a fight. Many adventures happen and they find themselves in Qualin's camp in disguise. Will they be able to escape with their lives? Or will Parseon be ruled by the most evil Alpha there is.

 I really liked this book! Finally Anika get's to shine! I loved that she was a badass heroine that wasn't willing to take anything lying down. She questions everything the men in her world say. She doesn't understand why men are superior when women can be just as strong or how alpha's are alpha's and beta's are beta's when Urazi is a beta but clearly has the personality and traits of an Alpha. I love all of Anika's struggles with the guerrilla group she joins, pretending to be a male, the veronians and Qualin. So many scenes were jam packed full of action and bravery from both Anika and Urazi. I love at the end when Urazi fights Marlix to keep her and he agrees that Urazi is good enough for her. If you forget the alien culture part I found this really quite normal for a brother to want his sister's man to be worthy of her and Urazi definitely proves that he's worthy of having Anika as his. I truly enjoyed when we find out that protocol has changed and that the women are being given more freedom. The ladies are teaching other women how to read and defend themselves and children aren't segregated by gender. This is a such a great series and I've very much enjoyed all the books.

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