Monroe Nyx Bevins
Content with her life writing romance books, Moe never really reaches outside her comforts. She has some darker interests that she tries to rope the men into town into partaking in, but they think blood doesn’t become a woman. Too bad Moe doesn’t shy away from a bit of red. When her past turns up before a snowstorm, she has to face the consequences of using an old fling as her inspiration for morally grey men.
Ezekiel Ryder
Doing tech work for a few companies in the city keeps his mind busy, but not his body. When there’s a need to go back home and see the only woman he’s ever obsessed over, Zeke will make it a mission to show her what she’s missed out on, and where things went wrong.
- Author: H. N. Defore
- Release Date: March 15, 2024
- Genre: Romance, Erotica, Novella
- My Rating: 4/5
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As an avid reader, I’ve always been drawn to books that fall within my comfort zone. The familiar genre, the predictable plot lines, and the characters that I can easily relate to – these are the elements that make a book enjoyable for me. So when I came across a book that was completely out of my comfort zone, I was hesitant to pick it up. But little did I know, this book would completely change my perspective and open my mind to new reading experiences.
But something inside me urged me to give it a chance. I had read books that were out of my comfort zone before and had ended up loving them. So, I decided to push my boundaries and dive into the world of “Bunny Hunting” book 5 in A Holiday & Hijinks standalone series.
As I continued reading, something changed. The writing style of the author drew me in, and I found myself engrossed in the story. The more I read, the more I got invested in the characters – Monroe, the fierce vampire hunter, and Zeke, the brooding werewolf. As their past relationship was revealed, I found myself rooting for them and their rekindled romance.
The story truly took off for me when it focused less on the “hunting” aspect and more on the characters and their relationship. I was drawn into their world, and I found myself feeling a rollercoaster of emotions – from fear to love to heartbreak. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I was enjoying this book.
But I must warn potential readers that “Hunting for Love” does contain some graphic scenes, including blood and violence. So, it’s essential to check the trigger warnings before diving into this book.
One of the most remarkable things about this book was the character development. In such a short amount of time, the author managed to make me care about the characters and their story. I was invested in their journey, and I wanted to see them overcome their struggles and find love.
An intriguing aspects of the story is the primal play and blood play that is introduced in the book. This may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but the author has handled it with sensitivity and has incorporated it seamlessly into the story. The scenes are intense and passionate, leaving the readers wanting more.
The book also explores the theme of being snowed in, which adds a sense of urgency and intimacy to the story. The characters are forced to confront their feelings and desires, and this leads to some steamy and intense scenes.
What makes Bunny Hunting stand out from other romance novels is the fast-paced and gripping plot. The story moves quickly, and the readers are constantly on the edge of their seats, wondering what will happen next. The writing style of the author is simple yet captivating, and it is easy to get lost in the world of spice.
In all honesty, “Bunny Hunting” was a pleasant surprise for me. It showed me that stepping out of my comfort zone can lead to some incredible reading experiences. I learned that being open-minded and trying new things can be rewarding, and I’m grateful to have read this book.
Holidays & Hijinks Series:
- Christmas Side Hustle
- Decking My Halls
- Jingle in July
- Xing Out My Exes
- New Me, Dead You
- Bunny Hunting
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