Andorra Sector by Lexi C. Foss is a dark shifter/sci-fi romance set in a dystopian world where wolf packs and zombies coexist. The story follows Katriana Cardona story after being bitten and claimed by Ander Cain, the dominant Alpha of the Andorra Sector. Their relationship is a fiery clash of wills, with Katriana’s alpha instincts rebelling against the pack’s hierarchy and Ander’s possessive need to protect and dominate her.
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Katriana, a fierce survivor of the zombie apocalypse, is thrust into the wolf shifter world when she’s bitten, turned, and claimed by Ander Cain, the powerful Alpha of Andorra Sector. As a rare omega with alpha instincts, Katriana refuses to submit, clashing with Ander’s determination to dominate and protect her. Their fiery dynamic ignites a passionate and primal battle of wills, even as they face the looming threat of the undead.
Tropes: shifter hero, alpha hero, cruel hero, human heroine, virgin heroine, strong heroine, abduction, enemies to lovers, futuristic, dystopian, interspecies, forced proximity, angst, consensual-non-consent (?) & pregnancy.
Series: X-Clan, 1
Grade: C-
Spice Level: SCORCHING
While Foss provides a much appreciated warning about the “dubious consent” issues of this world, NOTHING could have properly prepared us for what was to come. Ander raised ALL of the red flags. First, he gripes about no longer wanting to have sex with human women because the last time he “shared” a human woman, she died during the act. ICK. Second, when Katriana continues to rejects him, he injects her with a substance that accelerates her going into “heat”. DOUBLE ICK. There is dubious consent and then there is no consent. This romance is full of the latter. Also, where the heck are the zombies?!
Andorra Sector doesn’t completely fall into the D-grade category because it DOES keep you reading and it is fully of steamy sex. Beyond that, there’s not much to be found here. It is unlikely that we will read other books in this series.
