Review: A Reading the Paranormal Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 22, 2013
You know when you read something that's nicely creepy and it ends up taking a path that isn't the norm? This book did that. The monster in the forest is definitely a monster. He's not something that could pass for a person if he happened to stroll into the village. He's beastly and single-minded when Julianne stumbles back into his territory all grown up.And his differentness is kind of fabulous simply because it was unexpected.I mean, it was also darkly naughty (which I like) and it had the reluctant virgin being used as a walking womb for his offspring (something that I tend to enjoy in my monster erotica, just so you know) so it was already getting marks in the plus column. The freaky-deakiness of the monster just added to the appeal.While I get that this book won't be for everyone, speaking as someone who has read A LOT of monster erotica in her time, this book hit the spot. Scary things that are better kept in shadow and the virginal women who can't help themselves around them, are kind of addictive. For me, at least.-Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal