I loved finally being able to read Ramanu’s story because he’s so loveable in all the other books. This was an enjoyable read and I’m excited to see bits of Ramanu and Lenora in the remaining books in the series. 

I really liked Bram but found Grace annoying at times. This isn’t my favorite in the series but was an enjoyable read. At 95% I wondered if Azazel was hiring. 

Cute, short, and sweet epilogue!

Cute, short, and sweet bonus epilogue!

I really enjoyed reading this book. Both Thane and Catalina have past hurts that are keeping them from fully giving this relationship a try but it was really sweet to watch them grow close. Can’t wait for Ramanu and Lenora’s story too!

This is my first monster romance and I knew if anyone could make me fall in love with the sub genre it’s Katee Robert! I loved Sol and Briar. This is easily my new favorite beauty and the beast retelling. All of the tropes worked together so well and I loved all the secondary characters too. I cannot wait to dive into the rest of the series. 

The artwork was great and the information being shared between a father and daughter as he takes her to a museum and other fun places in the Bronx was really sweet!  There was a ton of information in this book though and sometimes the amount of information made it overwhelming. I originally picked this up for our nephew but I think I’ll wait a bit before sharing with him.

This was a quick read but I struggled to get into it in the beginning. This novella is mostly a bridge between two connected series, and was primarily a set up for the next series. 

I think this might be one of my favorite Hildie McQueen highland romances.  While this is a short book, under 200 pages, both characters weren't just loveable, they had personalities that didn't feel like a caricature like can sometimes happen.  Lila cried often and got emotional, but she was painted as some weepy woman, but as someone who had been through a lot and just needed to release that emotion.  Munro was also very dutiful and caring and protective, without being this overly masculine and strong guy.  He was all of those things, but also gentle in the way he cared for Lila and their romance was so sweet!  This story was just what I needed, and I can't wait for the next one in the book!

There is a lot of great information in this book but I don’t believe it was the right book for me. Mainly for two reasons. The format and organization of the book made it difficult for me to follow in a way that I struggled to engage or pay attention often. I was expecting a book that built on knowledge, but it was more a collection of past writings, speeches, and conversations. The second is that many of the writings in this book felt as if they were for someone who is either very new to abolition or really considering it for the first time. If you are already on board, you might find a lot of the book feels repetitive.