The royal werewolves should possess snow-white, silver, or gold-colored furs. Red and brown furs are for commoners. It makes Deonna, the black-furred she-wolf, lower than commoners.
That’s what Marlon Roessler, the most honored nobleman from the Roessler family, thinks about the she-wolf. Marlon thinks Deonna is unclean and uneducated.
Yet, Deonna is the Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate. What happens when Alpha Marlon wants nothing more than lusty physical relationships with her?
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- Part 1: The Main Story Of Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate Novel
- Part 2: The Characters Of Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate Novel
- Part 3: Some Reflections On Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate Novel
- Part 4: Some Conclusive Remarks Of Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate
Part 1: The Main Story Of Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate Novel
Slavery is the central theme that makes up the stories of Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate novel. In this novel, we enter the story of Deonna, a black-furred she-wolf living in a werewolf society that defines the werewolves’ social castes based on their fur colors.
The royal werewolves possess either silver or gold-colored furs, which belong to the rarest fur colors among all werewolves. If they didn’t, at least, those werewolves should have snowy-white furs. Red and brown-furred werewolves are considered commoners, just like the couples who adopted Deonna in her childhood.
Deonna’s black furs indicate her slave position in society, which results in her to subject to the King’s rules. The King’s changes of laws when Deonna was 15 resulted in her getting thrown to the slave farm, a place where slaves can’t talk, eat, drink, express their emotions, and others unless they have permission. The guards also chain the slaves and punish them if they dare break the chain and shift to their werewolf form from there.
One day, Jasper, the emotionless head guard, announces to the slaves on the farm that the royal families will take them. One of Deonna’s slave friends points out from the newspaper that the guard gives, only one slave per family. One of the “participating” families in the Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate novel is the Roessler family.
Deonna’s lessons about slavery before the change of rules taught her that the Roessler family is not only the most honored in the universe. This family is also well-known for their ruthless ways of dealing with low-class slaves like her.
Further chapters of Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate indicate Deonna’s initial encounters with the Roessler family are unpleasant, especially when Marlon Roessler, the head of the Roessler family, exchanges gazes with her, calls her a dirtball, and eventually, but strangely, falls for her unique appearances.
What other pieces of love stories wait for Deonna and Marlon? Is it possible for them to establish intimate and romantic relationships?
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Part 2: The Characters Of Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate Novel
Deonna
Having black furs means Deonna is the slave in the werewolf society in Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate novel. Deonna couldn’t remember much of her past due to how the society’s werewolves treated her. Yet, she remembers a pair of commoner werewolves who adopted her while she was only three and immersed her in decent education programs.
Deonna and other black-furred slaves got thrown to the slave farm after Deonna turned 15 and the King changed the rules about slaves’ ownership. Her life also changes drastically when she meets the Roessler family, including Marlon Roessler and his defiant sons. It is the first time for her to see Marlon Roessler more than whatever she reads in the newspaper pieces.
Marlon Roessler
Marlon Roessler of Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate novel is the father to Alex and Bob Roessler, the two young Roessler guys Deonna encounters after the guards bring her to the Roessler Estate. The Roessler family is not just another nobleman family in this novel; instead, other werewolves also know not to mess around with Marlon.
Marlon is a strict father to his two sons, and it is evident in a part of the chapters in Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate when he punishes them and voices his disgust over them. After all, he invests his time to teach the young Roessler guys to hate black-furred wolves. Yet, as the stories progress, Marlon finds himself attracted to Deonna’s fair skin, small waistline, and large pair of breasts.
Part 3: Some Reflections On Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate Novel
Werewolves’ furs are identical to humans’ skin colors; that’s how werewolves equate themselves to humans when they classify the social classes in their world. I constantly see such classifications when I read Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate novel, and I feel bad for the discrimination that Deonna experiences.
I see Deonna’s fur colors described as “black as coal”, not “the ugly and disheveled black” or other similar downgrading phrases. It shows the author’s respect toward people of color. At the same time, Deonna isn’t the only one undeserving of such treatment. After all, we also know other “slaves” in Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate novel, such as Kamala and Laya.
I don’t get many pictures of Kamala, Laya, and other black-furred werewolves in the farm’s fate after Deonna arrives at the Roessler Estate, which intensifies the fearful feelings I feel while reading this chapter. It means Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate has successfully played with the readers’ emotions and invited them to delve deeper into Deonna’s emotional conditions.
Deonna’s obedience to the Roessler family and society’s rules persists even after she gets to know Marlon for a while. She doesn’t yell or react to the guards or the Roessler family, even if those ferocious werewolves never address her as an individual. Such a scene can’t stop to amaze me, given that Deonna experiences a massive suppression from her society.
It shows that discrimination isn’t only unnecessary, but the acts also don’t produce any detrimental effects on Deonna. Her social skills are incredible, and she can participate in the straw plays with her friends on the farm amid the pressures they experience from other werewolves outside the farm.
Part 4: Some Conclusive Remarks Of Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate
Have you ever read werewolves’ powers and social classifications based on their ranks, from Alpha down to Omega? What about Lunas, the supreme female force ruling beside the Alpha mates? Have those categorizations bored you until you thought if werewolves would classify their groups based on other sets of criteria?
Then, you might like the story patterns presented in Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate novel! I would admit, that this is my first time seeing a black-furred werewolf described as a slave who has to receive the worst treatment from other werewolves just because of the fur colors.
Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate shows all werewolves have wolves, where they can obtain the greatest power sources from. No wolfless creatures here! The only thing that matters is the fur color.
I’ve read other novels that state gold and silver-furred werewolves are the rarest and among the prettiest. It makes them deserve the highest rank in Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate. Yet, Deonna’s case is unique, as she is not really that “black as coal”.
Deonna’s skin tone is fair, and only her furs are black. So, why does everybody treat her worse than a slave? Read Alpha’s Black Furred Slave Mate to know more!