Wouldn't he hear that?! However it was Vordi who noticed her heart beating when he nuzzled her neck.Įx 3: The Huntsman apparently just gives up after a non-stop search during the winter. Towards the end, it was as if the author just gave up and wanted to end the story.Įx 1: Korash's fur is described as being black at the beginning, but at the end he had white fur.Įx 2: Emala has been poisoned. This book would have been 3 stars except there were too many inconsistencies, which pulled me out of the story because they REALLY began to annoy me. White is a Ragoru Beginnings Romance with undercurrents of Snow White in its narrative. When she is saved by a Ragoru and finds shelter with his triad through the winter, she discovers a possible love that could mend old wounds and may promise her the happy ever after that she always wanted. Even if it brings the order down on her head. Though she knows nothing of surviving outside of the grand manor, when the Master comes to her with an impossible offer on her twentieth birthday, Emala dares to risk it all to find her way to freedom. She didn’t fantasize about a triad of mates to shower adoration on her, but a simple life in a village far away from the Master’s watchful eye. Born of a maternal lineage in which human brides were mated to the clannish northern Ragoru triads, Emala grew up listening to her mother’s stories of the Ragoru though she never expected to follow in her mother’s footsteps. Raised in a gilded cage, Emala was given everything she wanted from the very day that the Master rescued her mother from execution.

Before Arie and her mates, there was Emala.īefore the Order fell, there was a Master who governed over it and all of the citadel

White by S.J. Sanders