Enjoyed the characters and their roles in this book. Loved the audible reading which brought the characters to life.
Fun story
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Really? The series arc concludes here with all the action scenes happening off screen until a single 30 second scene at the very end where the villain appears, utters a line and is vanquished. Ugh. Because urban fantasy is merely the window dressing through which we view the romance and squee. The comedy is silly..
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I loved all of these books. Joel Leslie is always a joy to listen to as well. The only thing I will say is that although I wholeheartedly support all genders and sexualities in all their forms I think we need to create a new set of pronouns to accommodate the emerging statuses. It is..
This whole series is potato chips for me: light, crispy snacks with a little bit of sex and salty language that don’t have enough substance to satisfy my appetite. These are light urban fantasy mysteries with silly banter and rather juvenile MM love stories. In this one, we have Hellhound Alastair and feline shifter Aiden,..
Review from Naughty Neil →
There’s not much more to this holiday novella than what’s in the summary. This goes from adorable meet-cute to “they do exist” revelations (ala the M&Ms vs Santa commercial) to Agent Mark popping by after a time jump and the two immediately heading to Neil’s for a blink and you might miss it sex scene…