Siren's Battle

De: Erin R Flynn

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Now Alpha of the Chicago werewolves and the first female one in North America, Seraphine Thomas has more on her plate than she can handle or wants to. Engle had to go, and while she’s glad the threat to everyone in the city—both humans and paranormals—is dead and gone, now there is a huge mess to clean up. Not to mention the challengers that will come assuming she isn’t strong enough to lead the pack. And still she doesn’t have field trained agents in her office. As she works on fixing that situation, while making sure they get experience as well as training, crimes committed in Chicago won’t take a time out because she needs one. When another group of shifters needs saving, she’s not only needed as FBI but Alpha as well, even if it means upheaving her entire life. But chaos brings out the best or worst in people, and now is the time Sera finds out who is truly with her and loyal or who will stand beside her no matter what comes. The terrifying question is... Will there be anyone left standing after trouble blows into town? Seraphine Thomas is a crime series filled with Chicago attitude and a strong heroine that pushes what most would think a female lead capable of, along with the heat being involved with several men brings while trying to figure out what she wants.

Great Series!

Such a unique twist on the paranormal standard. Love this author's writing and attention to details. So good!

Trigger warning: abuse, rape, and crimes against c

Trigger warning: abuse, rape, and crimes against children

The crimes against children aren't exactly spelled out. Starvation, beatings, sexual abuse are all mentioned, but details aren't exactly given.
The abuse and rape by coercion of the FMC are in detail though. You could 100% skip those parts without fully taking away from the story line. That the abuse happened is essential to the story. That she saved some people during is so essential, but you can still skip those parts without taking away from it.

Otherwise, I loved this book. I've really been loving this series. I'm hoping this isn't like other series by other authors I've read that take rape and abuse of the FMC into every story. Lately, any series I read with this in it has new abusers showing up in each following book. I just can't read that much abuse and rape