Out of Control (The Sentinels 0.5)
by Alexandra Ivy
Blurb:
New
York Times bestselling author Alexandra Ivy quenches your thirst for illicit
desire with this seductive tale of the Sentinels—outcast humans with the
ability to tread the line between life and death—and pleasure and pain…
Ph.D
student Angela Locke has a crush on her sexy professor, Dr. Nikolo Bartrev.
When she learns he’s actually a Sentinel with extraordinary powers, she joins
forces with him to catch a psychopath. But soon, their hottest pursuit is of each
other...
Themes: paranormal,
novella
Rating: 3.5 stars
Review:
I realized
after I began this story that it was a prequel to a new series, set in a whole
different world, and based around a group of beings known as Sentinels. I love Alexandra’s other series and was a bit
surprised to find a whole new world developing in this story. I can’t wait to learn more about this
alternate reality and the Sentinels, but on its own Out of Control was a great novella.
Niko and Angela were sexy together and seeing the action and emotion these
two deal with in a relatively short amount of time was great.
Niko has been monitoring
Angela and protecting her for several months, knowing that she is the target of
his prey and determined to keep her safe.
But during that time she becomes more than simply an assignment for him
and he has lost all objectivity where she is concerned. Angela has likewise been lusting after the
new Professor that has been hanging around her, never realizing that he will be
leading her into a whole new world, where danger lurks around every corner, and
she is forced to depend on the Sentinels for her life.
I really loved this
novella on its own and as an intro into the new series. Niko and Angela as sensual and the connection
between them, though intense right away, is perfectly believable and very well
written. I can’t wait for more and am very much hoping Arel’s is the next book
in the series since we got to know him a bit and liked him a lot. Another hit series is on the rise for
Alexandra Ivy and I’m glad to have gotten in on the ground floor.
*eARC provided by publisher (via
netgalley) for the purpose of an honest and unbiased review. No
compensation was provided.
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