Pregnant After One Night With The Lycan
Blackcrest Books
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Tanya explains her place in her father's household through expectations she could never fulfill: he wanted a son, resented her birth, and later despised the weakness associated with her absent wolf. The opening traces how gender, rank, and physical ability combine in his treatment of her. Her repeated description of herself as a disappointment should therefore be read alongside the hostile standards she has inherited, not accepted as the narrator's objective worth.
Which of Tanya's judgments about herself repeat the expectations her father imposed on her?
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