#heather guerre

[triviareads]

Top 5 non traditional romance heros (whatever that means to you)

Rahul from The Roommate Risk by Talia Hibbert: Okay this one is personal to me and less so the romance genre (but maybe it applies to the genre as well?) but South Asian men who are daddy?? I was taken aback by that because Talia does a good job of selling Rahul as this (and Zafir from Take a Hint, Dani Brown to an extent but not as hard as Rahul goes), while the prevailing stereotype irl (and in my experience) is that they're mostly mummy's boys. Take that as you will.

Beau from Mercy by Sara Cate: Not only is he a hero who is younger than the heroine and submissive, but his redemption arc from dbag ex-boyfriend to (mostly) stand-up guy who is a good boyfriend and reconciles with his ex is actually pretty impressive and rare as far as redemption arcs (and a well done one at that) go.

Kit from Duke the Halls by Felicity Niven: So many romance novel heroes are preternaturally gifted in the sack even with minimal experience, but it takes a brave man to realize he's not that great at sex specifically because he never focused on his partner's pleasure, and admit it. Out loud. Luckily Franny is willing to give him lessons, in the spirit of the season yk.

Wes from What Was Meant To Be by Heather Guerre: You expect certain things from small town romance heroes but Wes is an gruff all-American-type who also likes to be dominated (he's such a Good Boy), and as far as the subgenre goes, that's pretty unique imo

Michael from The Kiss Quotient Helen Hoang: Heroes who are sex workers are pretty rare, at least among the books I've read (as opposed to heroines who are sex workers, and I feel like sex worker heroes in historical romances are no longer sex workers by the time the story starts; often they've "risen up" and have no need to do so anymore), so the fact that Michael is still escorting and it's treated with minimal judgement by the plot (as far as I remember) felt like such a novelty to me when I read this a couple years ago.

[thefandomentals]

Romance author Heather Guerre discusses writing inclusive and realistic worlds across multiple sub-genres and what readers can expect next!

[theleafpile]

what am I going to do now that I've read every Heather Guerre book in existence

[my-romance-library]

'Hot Blooded' (Tooth & Claw #2) - Heather Guerre

Desperate times call for desperate measures…

Saddled with insurmountable debt, Tessa is desperate for a way out. When she’s referred to an agency that pairs vampires with blood donors as a quick way to make some cash, she has no choice but to accept an arrangement. She expects pain. She expects fear. She expects a predator. But what she gets is something entirely different. Her vampire match is... sweet. Kind. Protective. And the way he makes her feel is anything but painful.

Can the ends justify the means…?

Amos has long since given up on the idea of ever finding a blood mate. Accepting that the only live blood he’ll ever enjoy will be from paid donors, he finally gives in and enlists a blood-matching service. But when he finally meets his match, she’s everything he could have asked for in a mate—kind, funny, beautiful. He knows right away that he wants her for keeps, but it’s a huge leap from temporary donor to eternal blood mate. If Amos is going to keep Tessa forever, he’ll have to win her heart first.

Predatory hunger sharpened to a piercing ache in his fangs. “Ah, Tessa, you make it so hard to be a gentleman,” he growled.

Her gaze dipped briefly to his lap and the obvious bulge beneath his jeans, a dangerous smile curling one corner of her mouth. She looked back up, meeting his eyes again. “Good.”

cw: primal play, cnc play

[lorimacsblog]

Okay, read Preferential Treatment by Heather Guerre. because it was featured on @fated-mates

Avoiding doing some schoolwork by reading this trilogy by her as well. It is on KU, and it was freaking good. I did not see some of the twists in this one!!

[ejunkiet]

hsfdkjshfkja possessed by the urge to make everyone read the book you just read

[clinchcoverenthusiast]

Mikhail Volkov, my clueless beloved.

[falcemartello]

Vi ricordate questi versi: «Cantami, o diva, del Pelide Achille l’ira funesta?» Ecco, a quanto pare Omero è il capostipite della «mascolinità tossica» e un esempio di «patriarcato» a detta dei progressisti della cancel culture e va bandito dalle scuole.

«Sono molto orgogliosa di dire che quest’anno abbiamo rimosso l’Iliade e l’Odissea dai nostri programmi», dichiara Heather Levine, che insegna alla Lawrence High School. Negli Stati Uniti non hanno gradito che gli eroi omerici siano guerrieri «forti e dai capelli biondi», e hanno pensato bene di impedire ai ragazzi di leggerlo in classe.

Ma di cosa parla l’Iliade? Dell’onore, di gelosia, amicizia, tradimenti, di uomini assetati di potere che vorrebbero dominare il mondo e di innocenti che muoiono in modo tragico a causa di una guerra voluta dai potenti. Vi suona familiare? Ma soprattutto parla dell’amore: dell’amore verso la propria patria, l’amore fraterno e dell’amore di un padre nei confronti del figlio.

Vi ricordate di quando il vecchio Priamo supplica Achille di restituirgli il corpo di Ettore? Io mi ricordo che quando lo lessi per la prima volta mi commossi del dolore di questo padre che avanza nella notte vestito come un mendicante e si mette in ginocchio davanti all’assassinio di suo figlio. E vi ricordate la scena in cui Ettore dice addio alla moglie e al figlioletto? Ecco, in quei momento la guerra non è più gloriosa, non è più eroica, ed Omero ve lo mostra!

Secondo voi è tossico tutto questo? E sì l’Iliade parla di uno scontro tra due civiltà, esattamente come le guerre di oggi, ed esattamente come le guerre di oggi nasce da un pretesto, il tradimento di Elena nei confronti del marito Menelao che un uomo assetato di potere, Agamennone, fratello di Menelao, sfrutta per dare inizio alla guerra. Per distruggere i suoi nemici. E alla gente «racconta» la favoletta del tradimento di Elena.

Perché forse il vero motivo per bandire i classici non è perché sono politicamente scorretti e non stanno al passo con i tempi ma perché lo sono fin troppo! Non sia mai che i ragazzi leggendoli, incomincino a fare una cosa pericolosissima per tutti i governi, i politici e gli Agamennone di oggi: pensare!

Guendalina Middei

[toesuckingoctober]

babe please read 'preferential treatment' by heather guerre

you have no idea how many people have told me to read this book😭😭😭

[triviareads]

I finished 'Mercy' after you recommended it and loved it! Do you have any more FemDom recs for me?

I'm glad you enjoyed it!! It's such a novel book to me in the way Sara redeems Beau and writes him as a brat, and I really loved the taboo "best friend's son" thing. Here are some more femdom recs

Contemporary

Beg For It by Megan Hart: A second chance femdom romance! They met when they were in their early 20s they just naturally figure out their dynamic and he's very service oriented (at one point she's crying while she remembers how he would meticulously paint her nails and tbh I felt that) and likes punishment. Fast forward and they're both middle aged and she's divorced, and he ends up buying(?) the company she works which is how they meet again and they resume their relationship. Also, the DEFIANCE in this middle aged man when he's like "I'm not your boy anymore!!" is very funny and patently untrue. Plus, there's pegging that isn't relegated to a bonus scene.

Preferential Treatment by Heather Guerre: One of my favorite Fated Mates recs; he's a billionaire and she's his employee he pays to domme him. There are a lot of sexually charged chess games (with sex toys...?) and there's a financial domination aspect, the most hysterical part being that she has him donating to PACs dedicated to overthrowing Citizens United

What Was Meant to By by Heather Guerre: Marriage of convenience set in a small town except this small town blue collar man likes to be called a good boy in bed and loves it when his wife takes charge.

Also sidenote, I've seen multiple reviews complaining about how they were "surprised" Rain was the dominant one and "it didn't make sense considering she'd been isolated a lot of her adult life" and "there was no backstory" to which I'd say, why does there need to be a backstory? Why does there need to be an explanation about why Rain likes what she likes when I doubt any of these people would require one if it turned out the hero was the more dominant one in the bedroom. Especially in a book that isn't mainly about exploring kink and the mcs just kind of have kinks that fit together, there's little need, and I'd love to see more of that in romance novels.

Rules We Break by Dana Isaly: This is a novella; She's older and his boss, and they rekindle their relationship for a night in Nashville. There's service stuff, there's punishment, there's a lot of toys.

Historical:

The Duke I Tempted by Scarlett Peckham: Marriage of convenience between a powerful duke and a gardener— the bargain is an heir for money for her gardening business except they fall in love ofc, all while he's hiding that he's a masochist and frequents whipping houses. The reveal (to Poppy) happens fairly late in the book from what I remember, but she does ask him to teach her how to please him.

Would I Lie to the Duke by Eva Leigh: She's in the soapmaking business and he's a duke but also v business oriented; I remember him being kind of an.... alpha sub? If that makes any sense whatsoever, but he's into submission/service-oriented but he's still kind of calling the shots with Jessica especially in the beginning.

Scandalous Passions by Nicola Davidson: an MFF romance set in the 1600s in Scotland between an ex-royal mistress, a naive ingenue type, and a strong but silent soldier; the ex-mistress, Janet, definitely takes charge of her earlier encounters with Marjorie and Lachlan and kind of controlled the proceedings from what I remember. Also, solid dirty talk as is standard for this author.

Nicola Davidson has a handful of other femdom books from what I remember, but I've yet to read them. I'm also told The Perfect Crimes of Marian Hayes by Cat Sebastian qualifies

[fated-mates]

It’s the best and worst task of the year for us, because we read so many fabulous books over the course of the year, and choosing ten is hard for us, ok? But here they are — ten gorgeous books that we adored—books that delivered all the things we love in romance: sharp edges, sparkling dialogue, strong heroines and smoking hot chemistry.

Buy the Fated Mates Best of Book Pack in one fell swoop from our friends at Old Town Books in Alexandria Virginia, and get the eight traditionally published books on the list and a Fated Mates sticker! We love the idea of you gifting yourself this box, but maybe you’d like to slide into someone’s text messages with the link as a very excellent gift for you! Or…you can do what Sarah does, and buy the box and spread the love around—sending each of the books to someone on your list. FYI, you can also throw in other books (or a signed Sarah MacLean book!) if you’d like! Let us know what you end up doing with these fabulous books, and don’t forget to tag us on Instagram or Twitter when you unbox (#FMBestof22)!

🎧 S05.11: The Best Romance Novels of 2022

[aisakalegacy]

Hiver 1922, Hylewood, Canada (3/3)

Je dois également vous annoncer un évènement heureux. Vous souvenez-vous de l’infirmière Heather Delacroix ? C’est elle qui m’a tiré de ma tranchée à Ypres. Après la guerre, Heather a ouvert un institut pour orphelins de guerre à Vancouver. Nous continuons à correspondre régulièrement, et c’est ainsi qu’elle m’a entretenu d���une petite fille née dans l’Alberta, dont le père est tombé à la Serre en 1918 et dont la mère est morte il y a deux ans de la grippe espagnole. Elle a déjà trois ans, et si les bébés sont adoptés rapidement, il n’en va pas de même pour les enfants plus âgés. Nous avons une grande maison, Lola est en âge de quitter la nurserie… J’ai donc décidé d’adopter cette petite fille, qui s’appelle Gizelle. Elle rejoindra notre famille bientôt, il faut que j’aille la chercher à Vancouver.

Voilà pour les nouvelles. Ma femme voulait répondre à Albertine, je pense qu’elle le fera bientôt.

Votre bien dévoué,

J. Le Bris

[Transcription] Lucien LeBris : Comment sera notre nouvelle petite sœur, à ton avis ? Marie LeBris : Insupportable, sûrement. N’est-ce pas le cas de toutes les gamines de cet âge ? Lucien LeBris : Tu étais plutôt mignonne, toi, quand tu avais trois ans ! Marie LeBris : Parce que je ne suis plus mignonne aujourd’hui ? Lucien LeBris : Alors non, clairement, mignonne n’est pas le mot qui me vient à l’esprit quand je pense à toi. Terrifiante, belle, glaciale. Mais pas « mignonne ». Marie LeBris : Ça me va. Je prends ça pour un compliment. Lucien LeBris : J’espère que tu ne vas pas trop terrifier notre nouvelle sœur… Marie LeBris : Ne t’en fais pas, Papa s’occupera de la terrifier tout seul lorsqu’il l’abandonnera pour une excavation en Papouasie dès lors qu’il se sera lassé de jouer à la poupée. Marie Simmon : Oh non, vous n’osez pas ! Vous êtes odieux !

[fridagentileschi]

Vi ricordate questi versi: «Cantami, o diva, del Pelide Achille l’ira funesta?» Ecco, a quanto pare Omero è il capostipite della «mascolinità tossica» e un esempio di «patriarcato» a detta dei progressisti della cancel culture e va bandito dalle scuole.

«Sono molto orgogliosa di dire che quest’anno abbiamo rimosso l’Iliade e l’Odissea dai nostri programmi», dichiara Heather Lenine, che insegna alla Lawrence High School.

Negli Stati Uniti non hanno gradito che gli eroi omerici siano guerrieri «forti e dai capelli biondi», e hanno pensato bene di impedire ai ragazzi di leggerlo in classe.

Ma di cosa parla l’Iliade? Dell’onore, di gelosia, amicizia, tradimenti, di uomini assetati di potere che vorrebbero dominare il mondo e di innocenti che muoiono in modo tragico a causa di una guerra voluta dai potenti. Vi suona familiare? Ma soprattutto parla dell’amore: dell’amore verso la propria patria, l’amore fraterno e dell’amore di un padre nei confronti del figlio.

Vi ricordate di quando il vecchio Priamo supplica Achille di restituirgli il corpo di Ettore? Io mi ricordo che quando lo lessi per la prima volta mi commossi del dolore di questo padre che avanza nella notte vestito come un mendicante e si mette in ginocchio davanti all’assassinio di suo figlio. E vi ricordate la scena in cui Ettore dice addio alla moglie e al figlioletto? Ecco, in quel momento la guerra non è più gloriosa, non è più eroica, ed Omero ve lo mostra!

Secondo voi è tossico tutto questo? E sì l’Iliade parla di uno scontro tra due civiltà, esattamente come le guerre di oggi, ed esattamente come le guerre di oggi nasce da un pretesto, il tradimento di Elena nei confronti del marito Menelao che un uomo assetato di potere, Agamennone, fratello di Menelao, sfrutta per dare inizio alla guerra. Per distruggere i suoi nemici. E alla gente «racconta» la favoletta del tradimento di Elena.

Perché forse il vero motivo per bandire i classici non è perché sono politicamente scorretti e non stanno al passo con i tempi ma perché lo sono fin troppo! Non sia mai che i ragazzi leggendoli, incomincino a fare una cosa pericolosissima per tutti i governi, i politici e gli Agamennone di oggi: pensare!

🤔

M. A. Desimone

[wizardiest-wizard-of-oz]

if anyone wants I have a musicals playlist that's over 200 hours that has I think around 205 musicals here's an alphabetized list let me know if I'm missing any I should add (I don't like Andrew lloyd Webber musicals and I'm also not a huge fan of jukebox musicals more specifically mamma Mia) and if anyone wants a link please ask me

13

21 Chump Street

25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

35MM

36 Questions

42nd Street

The Addams Family

Aida

Aladdin

Alice by Heart

Allegro

Amelie

Anastasia

Ani

Annie Get Your Gun

Annie

Anything Goes

Avenue Q

Back to the Future

Bat Boy

Beauty and the Beast

Beetlejuice

Be More Chill

The Big One-Oh

Billy Elliot

Black Friday

Bombshell

Bonnie and Clyde

Book of Mormon

Brigadoon

Bring it On

Once More With Feeling (Buffy musical)

Bugsy Malone

Bye Bye Birdie

Cabaret

Camelot

Carousel

Carrie

Catch Me if You Can

A Catered Affair

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Chess

Chicago

A Chorus Line

Cinderella (Rodgers and Hammerstein)

The Colour Purple

Come From Away

Company

Crybaby

Curtains

Damn Yankees

Days of Wine and Roses

Dear Evan Hansen

Desperate Measures

Dog Man

Dreamgirls

Dreamland

Dr Horrible's Sing Along Blog

Drowsy Chaperone

Duolingo on Ice

Elegies

Epic (all released sagas)

Everybody's Talking About Jamie

Falsettoland

Falsettos Revival

Firebringer

Flora the Red Menace

Follies

Fosse

Frankenstein

Frozen

Fun Home

Funny Girl

A Funny Thing Happened

A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder

Grand Hotel

Grease

The Great American Trailer Park

Grey Gardens

Gutenberg

Guys and Dolls

The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals

G*psy

Hadestown (broadway)

Hadestown (off broadway)

Hairspray

Hair

Hamilton

Harmony

Heathers

Hedwig and the Angry Inch

Hello Dolly

Honk

How the Grinch Stole Christmas (this one is just for Patrick page)

How to Dance in Ohio

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying

Hunchback of Notre Dame

In the Green

In the Heights

Into the Woods

In Trousers

It Shoulda Been You

Jekyll and Hyde

Kimberly Akimo

The King and I

Kinky Boots

Kiss of the Spider Woman

Legally Blonde

Lempicka

Les Miserables (english and french)

The Lightning Thief

The Lion King

Little Do They Know

The Little Mermaid

A Little Night Music

Little Shop of Horrors (english and german)

Little Women

Lizard Boy

Love in Hate Nation

Love's Labours Lost

Mad Ones

Make Me a Song

Mame

A Man of No Importance

March of the Falsettos

Marguerite

Martin Guerre

Mary Poppins

Matilda

Mean Girls

Merrily We Roll Along

Miss Saigon

Monty Python's Spamalot

The Music Man

My Fair Lady

My Heart Says Go

My Son's a Queer (But What Can You Do)

The Mystery of Edwin Drood

Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812

Nerdy Prudes Must Die (I only have one song because I'm waiting to watch it with my friend before adding more)

A New Brain

Newsies

New York, New York

Next to Normal

Nightmare Time

Nine

Octet

Oklahoma

Oliver

Once On This Island

Once Upon a Mattress

Only Murders in the Building (Death Rattle Dazzle)

The Pyjama Game

Parade

Pippin

The Prince of Egypt

Prodigal

The Producers

The Prom

Ragtime

Ride the Cyclone

The Rink

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Schmigadoon

Schmicago

Scottsburo Boys

Seussical

She Loves Me

Sherlock

Shrek

Shucked

Six

Smash

Some Like it Hot

Something Rotten

The Sound of Music

South Pacific

Spiderman Turn off the Dark

The Spitfire Grill

Spongebob

Spring Awakening

Starship

State Fair

Sunday in the Park with George

Superhero

Sweeney Todd

Sweet Charity

The Theory of Relativity

Thoroughly Modern Millie

Tick Tick Boom

The Time Traveller's Wife

The Trail to Oregon

Twisted

Urinetown

A VHS Christmas Carol

The Visit

Waitress

Wait Wait Don't Kill Me

West Side Story

Wicked

Water for Elephants

Wizard of Oz

The Wiz

Zombie Prom

Zorba

[notsotrashyromancebooks]

Also i’ve read like a lot of books this year , like ALOT

I have a list , and I want to share.

Also , any suggestions? Prefer books where main character gets hurt and makes your stomach drop.

Makes you feel squishy inside type of shit

Anyways , here’s the list

My favourites were : AAGTM series , Cruel Prince series, Blue eyed devil ,Blood Oath (Morgan B Lee) and Shadow heart , Shifter series ( Jasmine Mas) , Blood of Hercules , Meet me halfway

Meet me Halfway and the shifter series were actually a re read from last year , I also really loved One percent of you

Id love book recommendations 💜

Books 2024

- Burned dreams By Neva Altaj

- Good Girl Bad blood By Holly Jackson

- Bariloche sector by Lexi C Fox

- The wicked king by Holly Black

- The queen of nothing by Holly Black

- Broken Whispers By Neva Altaj

- Hidden Truths By Neva Altaj

- Recipe for love By Anne Malcom

- One Moment Please By Amy Daws

- Knot a trace by Liliana Carlisle

- Black and White Ties by Kay Singleton

- Bride to the Fiend Prince By Rebecca F Kennedy

- Percy Jackson and the Lightning Theif By Rick Riordan

Feb 2024

- A hunt so wild and cruel by Rebecca F Kennedy

- The maleficent faerie by Rebecca F Kennedy

- Baby Llama Drama by Kate Watson

- Healer to the Ash King by Rebecca F Kennedy

March 2024

- Jailer to the Death god by Rebecca F Kennedy

- Prize of the warlord By Rebecca F Kennedy

- The warlord’s treasure By Rebecca F Kennedy

- Captive of the pirate king by Rebecca F Kennedy

- Pawn of the cruel princess by Rebecca F Kennedy

- Silent Lies by Neva Altaj

- The Bounty By Lillian’s Carlisle

- His Darkest Desire by Tiffany Roberts

- Forbidden by Lilliana Carlisle

- Midnight fae book 1 by Lexi C Fox

- Midnight fae book 2 by Lexi C Fox

- Twisted Heart By Lora Reilly

- Defying the odds By Kele Moon

- Washed in Blood by Ashley Lane

- Craving constellations By Nicole Jacquelyn

April 2024

- Painted scars by Neva Altaj

- Blue eyed devil by Lisa Kleypas

- Angry god By L.J Shein

- Lie to Me by Molly McAdams

- When she loves by Gabrielle Sands

- Exile in the water kingdom By Cassandra Gannon

- White horse , Black Nights By Evie Marceau

- Shallow River By H.D Carlton

- Black Knight by Rina Kent

- Dead Devils Night by Maree Rose

- Darkest sins by Neva Altaj

- Wed to the wolf man Cara Wilde

May 2024

- Knot a trace : Part 2 By Lilliana Carlisle

- Make you wish i was dead by Macy T Rios’s

- The predator by RuNyx

- The experiment Lexi C Fox

- Ghost by A.Zaverelli

- Blood oath by Kelly St.Clare

- Still beating by Jeniffer Heartmann

- Shadow wings by Kelly St.Clare

- Heavy by Cate C Wells

- Black Crown by Kelly St.Clare - DNF

- The nameless trickster By Rebecca F Kennedy

- Viciously yours by Jamie Applegate Hunter

- Denied by Evelyn Flood

- Devoted by Evelyn Flood

- Brutalise me by Michelle Heard

- Blood oath by Morgan B Lee

- Wait for it by Mariana Zapata

June

- Omega found by Evelyn Flood

- Psycho shifter by Jasmine Mas

- Psycho fae by Jasmine Mas

- Psycho Beasts by Jasmine Mas

- Filthy Rich by Serena Akeroyd

- Glass by Evelyn Flood

- Psycho Academy By Jasmine Mas

- Psycho Devils By Jasmine Mas

- Canary by Tijan -DNF

- The mafia and his angel I by Lylah James

- The mafia and his angel II by Lylah James

- The mafia and his angel III by Lylah James

- Runaway Omega By Ember L Nicole

- Nero By S J Tilly

- Shadow Heart By Morgan B Lee

- King Of Wrath by Ana Huang

July

- Bitten by death by Holly Roberds

- Kissed by death by Holly Roberds

- Preferential treatment by Heather Guerre

- Hunted (Feral souls trilogy) By Erica Woods

- Assembly by Erica woods

- Tempted by the devil by Michelle Heard

- Unbreak me by Reese Rivers

- Race to me By H.L Swan

- Crash into me By H.L Swan

- Fall onto me By H.L Swan

- Jack frost By Rebecca F Kennedy - DNF

- I fucking dare you by Emm Darcy

- Lola and the Millionares by Kathryn Moon

- Lola and the Millionares 2 by Kathryn Moon

- Twisted Vows By Candice Wright

- Triple Threat By K Webster

- Death Wish By K Webster

- Rock Hard By Nalini Singh

- Beauty in the broken by Charmaine Pauls

August

- Blood of Hercules by Jasmine J Mas

- When Hero’s Fall by Giana Darling

- The Night Thief By Beena Khan

- Meet me halfway By Lillian T James

[ejunkiet]

quick & dirty werewolf romance rec list

Wolfsong & the rest of the Green Creek Series by TJ Klune. Addictive, heart wrenching, fantastic. MM, adult, coming of age gay romances with high drama and romantic tension. If you want to read about werewolves, this is the gold standard. I'm in love with Klune's writing style. LGBTQA+ rep -- book three features an ace romance!!!

Cold Hearted by Heather Guerre (Tooth and Claw #1). @matsuoclan has the BEST book recommendations, oh my god. Grace moves to a remote town in Alaska to escape her past, and finds a new family, and more besides. Explores the themes of loneliness and depression with a supernatural twist, with a sprinkle of enemies to lovers. Love this book, will devour the series >:3

Ruby and the Wolf by Clover Down. @dominimoonbeam remains one of my favourite PNR writers. After putting her life on the line for a stranger, Ruby finds herself on the run from vampires with the wolf she saved. SO STEAMY. SO GOOD.

Mating the Huntress by Talia Hibbert. A werewolf falls head over heels for a hunter. SO GOOD. SO FUN. READ IT.

The Lone Wolf's Rejected Mate by Cate C Wells. Another book rec from a moot that I devoured. Wells is a guilty pleasure, and this is my favourite of this series. Deals with trauma, mind the content warnings, Darragh has my heart.

Tumblr recs

@monstersandmaw - Gabe and Odessa, complete, full novel. I cannot tell you how many times I've read this story. It's a comfort read okay. Slow burn. Odessa, lawyer, escaping the city, moves into a small cabin in the woods and meets Gabe, a park ranger, with more to him than it seems. Just a beautiful story.

@snowkissedmonsters - Candy and the wolves. Explores poly dynamics between a wolfpack and the human waitress Candy who is their mate. Gorgeous art to accompany it too!