werewolf
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When I first picked this book out, I thought it was going to be like my other werewolf romances, but I was pleasantly surprised it was not. While it, of course, had magic and shifters, I would say the spice was what I would call “normal.” I don’t want to get anyone’s hopes up, so
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One good thing about reviewing a monster romance book is that you can keep it short and sweet. But really, I’m going to keep this brief since I don’t want to spoil anything. Firstly, I really appreciated the bit of world-building that was done and the simple plot. Some Smut books don’t even bother with
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Death God was a lot like Vampire God in the sense that I once again started off a tad annoyed at Pip’s constant talking. Also like Vampire God by the end of Death God, I was just laughing at Pip’s commentary instead of being aggravated. The only thing I still found irritating by the end
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Unlike the first one I was worried for a bit that I wouldn’t like this one. At the beginning Pip’s constant chattering, which I loved in the first one, was almost too much for me. Especially since she kept questioning if Marlowe had a way out when he came to rescue her. I know that’s
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I learned about this book from a random Facebook ad and I’m happy that I looked into it. This book was super fun to read. Sure, it’s not the best book out there, but it was a hilarious(and I don’t mean in a so bad it’s good way) fated/rejected mate’s book. Pip had me cracking
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I find it just a tad harder to find werewolf books where the MC struggles with being newly turned for more than one book so I do really like this series as a whole. Sadly though, a few details in Merlin’s Heir kept me from fully enjoying it. The biggest issue was the lack of
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After reading many many werewolf books, I’ve found that out of all the different types of werewolf stories, the hardest to find are the ones where the main character gets turned and it’s not a good thing but they still learn to live with it. Most are about born werewolves(and the normal/good that comes with
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For my final entry in the monster romance book reviews, I saved the best for last. I adored this book! The first and probably the least important thing that was amazing about this book was the spice. It had everything a werewolf smut book needs, it’s got fated mates (in this case true mates), wolf
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Time for my second werewolf romance book review! I loved this as a spicy book in general but was a little disappointed in it as a werewolf romance sense. So, let’s first talk about what I loved, the modern twist of all the fairytales was perfect. I especially loved Brexley and Red they were a
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Recently I read a bunch of werewolf and werewolfish spicy romance books in one weekend so I wanted to share my thoughts on all of them one by one. And semi-compare them to each other. First thing first, for a spicy monster book it’s got all the things required for those who need to know.
Nerd Thoughts 