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In Death We Part
In Death We Part
M. Bonnet
4.0 (1)
Pages
439
Published
2022
1 review
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M. Bonnet
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M. Bonnet
Kiera
When I opened this book the dedication, "This book is dedicated to all the thicc women everywhere. Know that you are valid, beautiful, and worthy of love..." made me emotional because the stereotypical female character in a romance aren't typically larger. While I don't have an issue with this, it was really nice reading this book and having a woman love her body as it was. The story was really good, I'm relatively new to monster/demon spice but I actually really liked it. There was a decent chunk of MM romance and spice - I really liked the inclusion of different sexualities being shown in this book. It did not hinder the relationship with the main RH of the book but instead added to it. I love Diana and her fierce attitude. At times I think she was a bit too accepting of her captivity but I am really excited to see where her story goes, especially considering the ending. Azazel and Desmond are my two favourites - though I do have a soft spot for Mal and hope he can weasel his way into the harem... While I like Ares and Sebation, their obsession for Diana got a bit overwhelming and annoying. I am hoping that as the series progresses, and as the relationships are explored more, that the obsession will mellow out and not be as 'in-your-face'.