A Paranormal and Fantasy Reverse Harem Collection

I really enjoyed these anthologies! One that particularly stood out was CM Stunich's See No Devil's. It had a perfect dark sexy vibe that Stunich is known for while delivering on a intriguing plot. I'm super hoping to see more books from this story line!

An amazing box set with extraordinary story. My favourit is indebted to the vampire by Erin Bedford, a writer I adore.
I greatly enjoyed the story. it has a great story line and characters guaranteed to pique the interest of all readers.

This is an Awesome collection. The stories are exciting. An example of the awesome stories is Raven's Fall by Eva Chase.
"Raven's Fall" - Is an exciting story right from the beginning. The characters are Stunning.
Muninn is the raven of memory. Then the God Odin made her a shifter. He uses her and her brother of sorts Huginn to keep tabs on all the realms. One day he sends Muninn to the realm of Muspelheim. There she meets three sexy men. Jerrik a light elf, Gunner a giant known as a jotun, and Svend a dark elf. Muninn needs to find her way out of this realm! The men offer to help her if she will take them with her. As they travel to find a portal Muninn finds herself falling for all three men! Their journey is deemed with danger, and steamy hot sex!
You will love this super exciting,funny,thrilling,suspenseful, touching, and scorching hot Mythological reverse harem Romance! It is a five star plus story.
You will love this five star plus collection!

This contains the reviews for the stories I have read so far - I will add to it as I read more of them:

A great collection of books that is a complete bargain. Anyone who loves reverse harem needs to buy this.

Raven's Fall by Eva Chase 5 stars

This is a Novella set in the worlds and with a character from the "Their Dark Valkyrie series of books"
In this story featuring Odin's Raven Muninn is given the ability to change from a Raven into a Woman (if only she could master how to do that) and is pushed into another world in order to assess it for him and report back on how it is there.

I loved this novella and how it progressed into something that fit very nicely between books one and two in the series. It was well written and well told and can be read easily whether you have read the series or not (although it did add to my understanding of the end in book two).

I think the idea behind this story was really great. I liked the idea of the world(s), I liked the idea of the three corpses.
I don’t enjoy the fated mate trope, and I feel like this story pushed too hard to have a romantic aspect to it. I think I would have enjoyed it more if I wasn’t reading about how the voice made her feel, or a touch, or a kiss. Not to say that I would have minded that coming later, but it felt rushed rushed. I enjoy the idea of MC’s that have different physical aspects. I love the idea of a deaf MC, but I always felt like Trick was way too....able to see, for a blind man.
I wasn’t blown away by this book, which is a feeling that I usually equate to CM works, but I think the idea was there.

Inconceivable Origin by Chloe Adler
I love every chance I get to visit Distant Edge. While this book takes me back to place I’ve previously visited, I’ve never seen this side of it before. Ichor is unlike any other place. And Sydney is a special new kind of heroine. She has an unconventional job that she’s very good at. Something she’s very proud of. This individuality draws people to her; including a shifter chef, a vampire racer, a warlock doctor, and a good-Samaritan witch. All walk into a bar… Sounds like the lead in to a joke. Nope. Just this one-of-a-kind story.
I received a complimentary advanced copy of this story.

I absolutely loved learning more about Muninn and what made her take the path she chose. And what an intriguing adventure it was! Personally I think it's perfect bc you can read this book even if you haven't read the Dark Valkyrie series yet. It would actually probably be a great way to dive into the series as it's set before Aria becomes a Valkyrie. This author continues to entertain and amaze me with her writing.

1st I was not expecting samples but complete stories. The 1st sample has discouraged me from continuing. I was so irritated with the female MC I wanted to reach in punch her so that the demons cld kill her already. I do not like characters that are difficult and obstinate over a long period of time. I'm sure it has its place but in short reads I don't expect to wade thru so much angst and denial. Some of the concept I liked but for it then to end (sample) was more than dissappointing.

Raven's Fall was an excellent prequal to Eva Chase's Their Dark Valkyrie...gives insight as to why Muninn is the way she is and why she does the things she does.

Indebted to the Vampire: has potential to be an interesting series..it's an interesting setup that I would like to see where it can go.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

I received an arc of Inconceivable Origins by Chloe Adler courtesy of Booksprout. I have not read any of the other stories within this collection. After reading this story, I really don't have a strong reaction to it one way or the other. Overall the story left me with a sense of ambivalence. Other readers might find the story to their interest, so I recommend reading and forming your own opinion.

A fab collection of reverse harem novellas! All by great authors they have it all from action, danger, mystery, adventure and if curse romance.one if by favs was indebted to the vampire by Erin bedford.A great short & sexy read that will leave you hanging! I love Piper and each of the vampires have their own unique characteristics which you come to enjoy. Cant wait to see where this goes!

Read Inconceivable Origin. This story definitely is spicy. But the main character does have a job in a brothel so you should expect it. But add in vampires, witches, warlocks and some humans and things can really get messed up. She never wanted love and definitely wasn’t looking for it.

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I love anthologies and this one didn’t disappoint. There are 22 stories in this one book. Several of them stood out for me. My favorites were See No Devils, On the Edge of Forever, Demons in Distress, and At Water’s Edge. The best thing about an anthology , is now I have a ton of authors I’ve never read before on my TBR list.

Omg what an amazing authologhy! Some of my favourite authors are in this and some new ones I hadn’t read before. 22 novellas for this price is so good. Even if you have only heard of one of these authors but enjoy PNR/ romance books I say get this, you would be crazy not to for it’s price. I enjoyed a lot of these books and if the authors extend them or make more would totally get. Some of my favourites where, See No Devils by CM Stunich, Charms of Attraction by Julia Clarke, Hell’s calling by Skye Mackinnon and Bee Paige.
I want to say so much about all the books but this review would be very long so just do yourself a favour and grab a copy today.

A true horror story in the tradition of Stephen King. I loved the many twists and turns in the plot. As usual. Extremely well written, and I was unable to put it down. Ms. Bedford does not disappoint. Highly recommended.

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This is a wonderful story written by one a wonderful author. I am glad I read this book cause I love reading about vampires and this one was a good one. I highly recommend this book to everyone who loves a vampire book.

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What an amazing collation of authors and stories! This collection has a whopping 22 novellas from some truly talented writers. The stand outs for me were See No Devils by the wonderfully talented C.M. Stunich and Hell's Calling by Skye MacKinnon and Bea Paige. Get your hot little hands on this anthology now!

Loved this book!! There is only one problem...my bank account does not allow me to buy all the author's other books! If you love romance, hot men, and strong women this is the book for you. Buy and ENJOY.

This book just grabbed my attention right from the first page and I couldn't put it down till I'd finished it. I should have known better than to start reading a book by Bea Paige when I went to bed but at least it wasn't a school night!
I have not read anything by Skye Mackinnon until now but I mean to rectify that soon. I have, on the other hand, read all of Bea Paige's books (the Sisters of Hex series and The Brothers freed series)and loved them so was eagerly anticipating this series. It was everything I'd hoped for, and more.
Ciera is an incredibly strong heroine - smart, smart-mouthed, determined and fearless. She is a good person who is forced to do bad things, all to look after and protect her little sister. When her sister is snatched by Lucifer, nothing will stop Ciera from getting her back and so she journeys to Hell. She meets and is aided by three supernatural men, who are all drawn to her and she to them. Bea and Skye have written the three as very different characters who all have hidden depths and secrets. We learn a little about their history, just enough to whet the appetite for more of these intriguing men. The way that the three just stare at Ciera, mouths agape or in awe or wonder, gives me the impression that there is more to Ciera than meets the eye so I am waiting to see if I am right. The descriptions of the levels of Hell are so detailed, it feels as though you are there with Ciera. I admit it, I am completely hooked.
I know the premise of RH is "why choose" but I can't help it, I always have a favourite and this book is no different. Not telling who but I do love me an angel!
I am so looking forward to the rest of this series. I know it will only get better. Get in on the action today, you won't regret it.

Great mixture of stories by really good authors. There is something in this set for everyone. The stories are well written and engaging. I for one wanted the set for Eva Chases Raven Falls story. Which I immensely enjoyed. It's a stand alone but you will enjoy it more after reading the series.

The female lead Katerina is a strong and likable character. She lives with her sister Ana, both of the sisters have powers, however Katerina fights to control hers. When she is down on her luck, that is when things start changing. When she gets caught doing something she is not proud of, she meets FBI agent Adrian Stone. He is alpha male all the way, and besides trying to solve a case, he also makes it known his interest in her. Add to the fact that she just ran into an old college friend Declan. They have always shared a connection, but never took it to the next level. When they reconnect, they both wonder why. Add the FBI consultant Elias and Kati is all kinds of confused. Can she get control of her powers? and can she choose just one of the insanely hot guys who are showing her how much they want her? Or maybe she wont have to choose.

Charms of Attraction is in the Realms and Rebels Anthology. We have several authors, with all kinds of different paranormal RH stories. I only read Charms of Attraction by Julia Clarke, which is from the Cursed Legacy Series. COA is a quick read, but I felt like I read a full length novel, surprisingly filled with lots of things happening. The writing is descriptive and engaging. The characters are different and work together well. Since this is a short story of course not a lot goes into a lengthy romance, so the romance is quick but I felt it fit the story just fine. I can easily see this as a series that I could really get lost in.

There are so many amazing authors in this collection, you definitely can't go wrong with it

Fifth Soul - I loved this. Lola was fantastic and I love her men and Rachel. There was a lot of humour within this book, I laughed out loud at parts. It moved along quickly and kept me hooked with the banter and sweet romance.

Hells Calling - I was hooked from the beginning. It was action packed and an exciting read. I love both of these authors so I was excited for them to write together, I was not disappointed. The world and characters they created are fantastic, I can't wait for the next book

A great compilation of RH stories by some pretty fantastic authors. Here’s my review for one particular story.
Hell’s Calling is a wonderful romp through the circles of hell with our main character Ciera and her three alpha protectors. Together they journey to rescue her sister Tish from the clutches of Lucifer. Descriptively written scenes of the landscape and its inhabitants allow the reader to visualize the setting and characters clearly. The passion brewing among these four is definitely on a low burner, but there’s no doubt where it’s heading. The novel ends in a cliffhanger so make note. I don’t mind at all...rather, I look forward to the next installment. Highly recommended.

So.Freaking.Good!!!!!!
Every single one of these stories completely blew me away!! The writing was amazing, the stories were incredible and I just couldn’t get enough. I now think I need a full length version of all these stories.

Cm’s story was outstanding. She manages to create these hugely unique and incredible stories that suck me in and refuse to let go. Her writing is incredible and her world building it magical.

Congratulations to all the authors involved, this antho was amazing!!

Raven's Fall was an excellent prequal to Eva Chase's Their Dark Valkyrie...gives insight as to why Muninn is the way she is and why she does the things she does.

Indebted to the Vampire: has potential to be an interesting series..it's an interesting setup that I would like to see where it can go.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

I love anthologies and this one didn’t disappoint. There are 22 stories in this one book. Several of them stood out for me. My favorites were See No Devils, On the Edge of Forever, Demons in Distress, and At Water’s Edge. The best thing about an anthology , is now I have a ton of authors I’ve never read before on my TBR list.

Omg what an amazing authologhy! Some of my favourite authors are in this and some new ones I hadn’t read before. 22 novellas for this price is so good. Even if you have only heard of one of these authors but enjoy PNR/ romance books I say get this, you would be crazy not to for it’s price. I enjoyed a lot of these books and if the authors extend them or make more would totally get. Some of my favourites where, See No Devils by CM Stunich, Charms of Attraction by Julia Clarke, Hell’s calling by Skye Mackinnon and Bee Paige.
I want to say so much about all the books but this review would be very long so just do yourself a favour and grab a copy today.

A true horror story in the tradition of Stephen King. I loved the many twists and turns in the plot. As usual. Extremely well written, and I was unable to put it down. Ms. Bedford does not disappoint. Highly recommended.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

What an amazing collation of authors and stories! This collection has a whopping 22 novellas from some truly talented writers. The stand outs for me were See No Devils by the wonderfully talented C.M. Stunich and Hell's Calling by Skye MacKinnon and Bea Paige. Get your hot little hands on this anthology now!

This book just grabbed my attention right from the first page and I couldn't put it down till I'd finished it. I should have known better than to start reading a book by Bea Paige when I went to bed but at least it wasn't a school night!
I have not read anything by Skye Mackinnon until now but I mean to rectify that soon. I have, on the other hand, read all of Bea Paige's books (the Sisters of Hex series and The Brothers freed series)and loved them so was eagerly anticipating this series. It was everything I'd hoped for, and more.
Ciera is an incredibly strong heroine - smart, smart-mouthed, determined and fearless. She is a good person who is forced to do bad things, all to look after and protect her little sister. When her sister is snatched by Lucifer, nothing will stop Ciera from getting her back and so she journeys to Hell. She meets and is aided by three supernatural men, who are all drawn to her and she to them. Bea and Skye have written the three as very different characters who all have hidden depths and secrets. We learn a little about their history, just enough to whet the appetite for more of these intriguing men. The way that the three just stare at Ciera, mouths agape or in awe or wonder, gives me the impression that there is more to Ciera than meets the eye so I am waiting to see if I am right. The descriptions of the levels of Hell are so detailed, it feels as though you are there with Ciera. I admit it, I am completely hooked.
I know the premise of RH is "why choose" but I can't help it, I always have a favourite and this book is no different. Not telling who but I do love me an angel!
I am so looking forward to the rest of this series. I know it will only get better. Get in on the action today, you won't regret it.

Great mixture of stories by really good authors. There is something in this set for everyone. The stories are well written and engaging. I for one wanted the set for Eva Chases Raven Falls story. Which I immensely enjoyed. It's a stand alone but you will enjoy it more after reading the series.

Even though this book was short and the cover art is awesome I would like to read more. The characters are awesome and mysteriously exciting.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

ARC REVIEW

Raven of memory is sent to the realm of fire in human form. Munnin, Raven of memory has never known a form other then her sleek and beautiful raven. She is under the impression that her mission is to gather information for Odin. As Munnin learns to use and understand her new form, she meets Jerrik, Gunner, and Svend three outcast sent to the realm of fire.
The four decide to make the dangerous journey to the gate that will lead back home. By the end of their trip, Raven of Memory questions whether Odin is good or evil.

Sydney’s upbringing brings her to Ichor to work. This leads her to meeting 4 very important people who allows her to dream. Read about Sydney, Ichor and her friends along with the drama, interference from outside sources as they look for happiness. I loved this book along with all of the other books by this author.

What is there to say other than an anthology with 22 reverse harem books and some of the best authors in this genre? It is simply incredible. All the stories cover a gambit of creatures, plots, and badies. I loved it because I was also able to read some new author's I haven't before. Great collection!

I very much enjoyed the set. I love reverse harems so I am always looking for more stories. With collections like this, you don't always get a complete story and sometimes they are part of a new or current series.

Erin Bradford's story is a good introduction to a family of vampires and the woman trying to figure out her new environment. It built up the tension and made you eager to read more.

I finally finished this ENORMOUS anthology and have come back to give a full review. Bottom line: this is a huge collection of stories that are mostly worth the read. There are a few lemons in the bunch, but 22 total stories in the collection you're bound to find a few to really love. I've given a brief review of each below, but ultimately there were 14 I'd read again, 6 were perfectly decent, and 2 I wish I hadn't wasted my time on. I'm, giving this one 5 stars because the 14 good stories deserve it.

Solidly recommend, 7: Twisted (both of them - there are two in this collection with the same title), Ravens fall, At Water's Edge, My soul to keep, Moon Academy, Demon in Distress (<- this one does end on a bit of a cliffy, but it was so good I don't care)
Good, 7: Light the fire, Her big bad wolves, Inconceivable origin, On the Edge of Forever, Queen Takes Jaguars, Ugly Magic, Blinded Beauty
Ok, 3: Fifth Soul, A nightmarish mystery, Charms of attraction
Cliffy warning, 3: See no devils, Hell's calling, Eclipse
Skip, 2: Sovereign of Souls, Indebted to the vampires

See no devils - an interesting premise and seemingly well developed world, but it's not a complete story and ends on a cliffy.

Light the fire - was good. While it is a prequel, and as such does leave the story unfinished, it felt more complete than see no devils. There's definitely more to the overarching story with the dragons and the Gods, but we got to see a relatively compete development of the relationship between the MC and her 4 guys. There was some good heat between the characters and the fact that the characters had history together helped avoid Insta - love. I'll probably be picking up the next one to see what happens.

Her big bad wolves was enjoyable. I like the premise of the world divided and the variety of different road blocks the author devised to prolong everyone figuring out they were mates, but was a bit disappointed that 95% of the story took place with the MCs separated. I would have liked to see them have some degree of interaction and connection.

Fifth Soul - was cute enough. I appreciated the unique spin of a co-ed harem, but it felt a bit more like an outline than a completed story. We got no detail about how the characters knew they were mates; all we saw was one brief physical contact with one of them that caused her mark to burn, but if contact made the mark burn how would the girls not have known sooner? There was also a lot of build up for the big reveal with the families and then that scene wasn't even 'on camera'. Overall it wasn't a chore to read, but I won't be seeking out more.

A nightmarish mystery was rough for me. Maybe it would have been better if I knew the series? I appreciated some of those little details that did make it feel dreamlike; people you actually know taking on a bizarre role, like Bianca and Gerard, or recognizing a face but not knowing the name. The authors claim this is capable of being a standalone, but without a broader story to put it into context the plot of this one is nonsensical at best, if not non-existent.

Twisted: a fairy tale mashup is probably my favorite of the anthology so far. I definitely did not see the main plot twist coming and really enjoyed the story. I think my only complaint would be how easily Caye forgave the brothers. They should have had to grovel at least a little.

Ravens fall was another winner, IMO. I had a little trouble getting into, possibly bc I've never been into Norse mythology and all I really know about Odin I learned from the Godhunter series, but once I got past the Norse references I really enjoyed it. So much so that I've already downloaded the next story to see what happens.

Charms of attraction was a cute little story. I was a little disappointed in the MC for not trusting her guys at the pivotal moment; I didn't think there were enough convincing roadblocks to influence her. Given the short nature of the book I didn't really feel like I got to know the guys very well, and most of the relationship development seems to take place off camera in the multi-week jumps. Nevertheless, it was a sweet story with an HEA.

Hell's calling is an incomplete story (a serial? Except it's unclear how many there will be and I don't think just two counts as a serial). The premise isn't bad, though as someone who's never read Dante's inferno I found the descriptions of the circles to be a little lackluster. I like the characters and am interested to see how it ends, but I'm annoyed to be left on a cliffy with a sequel that doesn't even appear to have an expected publication date.

Twisted was great. A wonderful spin on the wizard of oz story. I really enjoyed the way the author worked in the most iconic lines. My only criticism would be the ending, I don't want to spoil, so I'll just say it all ended a little too easily.

Inconceivable origin - I actually really enjoyed this one until the very end. I liked the characters, the steamy scenes were well done, the plot was interesting. Then the last chapter felt super rushed; like the author either ran out of time or had a word count limit and tried to cram several chapters' worth of resolution into two pages. I also have no idea what the title means.

On the Edge of Forever left me wanting more, but in a good way. I'm very intrigued by the little world that was set up in this story and would totally read a series set in this universe. The MC bordered on unrelatable with the hair trigger temper, and I'm not a fan of unprompted and unnecessary physical violence, but I liked the guys and their interactions with the MC and I thought the authors had some clever twists to prolong the discovery/confirmation of the bond/mate situation. I do wish we'd gotten to see more interaction between the main characters, though; I'm guessing maybe only 5% of the story involved actual interaction between the MC and her guys.

I had a harder time getting into Eclipse. Possibly because I know nothing about Egyptian mythology? There were a lot of characters, most of them off-screen, that made it difficult to try and remember who's who in such a short story. The storyline was intriguing, but fair warning that it ends on a cliffy leading into a second story that's not out yet. I probably would have gone ahead and downloaded #2 to see what happens if I could, but I'm not invested enough to go looking for it in several months if/when it comes out.

Queen Takes Jaguars was short but good. There's no real time to get to know any of the characters, but we come into an already established RH so that's not the end of the world. Another story playing off ancient religions I don't know, this one did a decent job telling you what you need to know to not be totally lost (though there are plenty of proper nouns tossed in there that could be a geographic location or a name for a group of people or something else and I had no idea. But I didn't really need to know to keep the story moving.) I'm all for an MC embracing her sexuality and asking for what she wants, but making it such a central point of the plot seems a but silly.

Sovereign of Souls I thoroughly did NOT enjoy. It took me two weeks to get through this one because I found myself easily distracted and reluctant to return to it. I even seriously considered not finishing it, but by that point I was on chapter 8 of 10 and decided to try to power through. It's hard to pinpoint exactly why. The writing felt forced, like the author had a thesaurus out while writing. The dialogue almost never had dialogue tags so the conversations were very difficult to follow. None of the characters seemed to have any real personality. Many scenes, even within just 10 chapters, got repetitive - the same phrases were used over and over again, especially regarding the sex/ bonding/ meditating thing they do and also about the telepathy. If I could do it again I'd have given up in this one in the first chapter.

Ugly Magic - was very enjoyable. Its heavy on the smut, but there is a legitimate storyline underneath. Despite its short length I felt like I could distinguish between the three guys and the backstory allows the space to avoid insta-love. My only complaint on this one was that there seemed to be a few continuity errors (Case took his shirt off 3 times in the course of one encounter) and a possibly significant detail may have unintentionally been edited out (during the Case sex scene there are hints of a disability - being one handed or only having use of one hand - but there is no other mention elsewhere in the book). Despite those editing issues I will gladly pick up a sequel if there is one (which is a real possibility given the open, but not at all cliff-hanger, ending).

At Water's Edge was an interesting spin on a reverse harem in that the story actually had very little to do with the RH itself and was more about the MC deciding what to do with her life and dealing with sibling drama. It was a short and sweet story and despite the RH not really being a focus I thought the affection between the characters was well written. The setting of the story is a bit abstract/undefined, but it works for the story.

My soul to keep - was actually really cute. I lost my first review of this one, so I'm re - writing it a few weeks after reading and have probably forgotten some of the finer details, but it was a new premise I've not come across before. A fun supernatural setting with 3 lords of the netherworld that are loosely based on mythology, but not closely tied to any particular version, as far as I'm aware, allowing their personalities to be truly what the author wants them to be, an MC who's relatable without being self deprecating, a relatively drama free segue into RH, and some decent steamy scenes along the way. Worth the read.

Blinded Beauty - was cute. An interesting premise, a depressingly believable cultural set up, a relatable and endearing MC. After reading I feel a general sense of affection for many of the characters, including the main guys - not the strongest endorsement, I suppose, as far as book boyfriends go, but certainly enjoyable.

Indebted to the vampires - I would honestly skip if I could go back and do it over again. In the early chapters it was all I could do not to roll my eyes at the entitlement of the MC. She complains that she'll barely have time to pee after seeing her first chore list, but the list only has three things on it: laundry, Windows for one floor of one wing, and vacuuming one room. Laundry is time consuming, but doesn't require much engagement, so while it would take around 8 hours (assuming 6 loads), she would only be actively working about half that. And omg the audacity that they'd give their full time, live in maid 8 hours worth of things to do. Then the "it was barely eight and already they had me on my toes" - people everywhere start work at or before 8am, and it's not like she has a commute. Beginning to see why she was unemployed. Then came the editing inconsistencies. She'd only finished 3 brothers' laundry, but then is delivering all of it. She's "surprised they hadn't asked [her] to fold", but they absolutely did, it was on the completely unnecessarily detailed list (it what world do you need to list: start laundry, switch loads, fold laundry, return to owners? It's just "do laundry"). Then, after 9 chapters of constant complaining, when she discovers their secret she actually says "man, I really had loved this job". Wtf? Last but not least it ends with no story resolution at all and her sticking around because...? no actual reason was given. Not clear if the author is setting up for a future mind control element? Overall not impressed and felt like a waste of my time.

Moon academy - was cute and overall I really enjoyed it. I found the ending to be a little lackluster, and feel like maybe the author decided at the last minute to give the MC an extra trait? Bc there's no foreshadowing earlier in the story, and in fact she directly contradicts the reveal just a few pages earlier (sorry to be vague, but don't want to spoil). I would read more from this series.

Demon in Distress - was great, but be forewarned it is not a complete story and ends on a bit of a cliffy. Unfortunately I see nothing on their website about this series so no idea when there may be a resolution. I would absolutely read more if there was more to read.

This review is only for Queen Takes Jaguars by Joely Sue Burkhart...so far. If i end up reading it all, I'll add to this.

I really loved this story. It was awesome to see Mayte's perspective and how she went about having a child with a god. I liked her alpha and the others, and how she wanted to be submissive. It took me a bit to figure that out, but once I did, it made so much sense. This is a great companion to the Their Vampire Queen series. I'd love to read more about Mayte.

Realms and rebels

See no devils: 4 Star- fast action. I’d love to see this fleshed out a bit more, but maybe it will be (hopeful looks!). A MC that’s a bit disbelieving and snarky, and I hope learns to trust more. There are questions that need answers, and a couple soul mates that need to explain themselves a bit more. Can’t wait for the rest of the story!

Lights the fire: 5 Star- oh yes!!! I’ve never read Elizabeth Briggs books before, but I think I’ve found a new author to read up on!!! Dragons, gods, sexy sex, fire and heat! Short but oh so very sweet.

Her big bad wolves- 5 Star- ok, another author I’m going to have to devour! Although it’s just the first loser of the story, it is so well written. Margo draws you in with her words then seizes you and makes you crave more. Werewolves and fairies and heat!

Fifth soul- 4 stars- so this isn’t exactly my type of book. However, that won’t stop me from giving it 4 stars. The writing for a short novella like this is good. The story and characters have some depth which can be hard in something short like this. I am not a fan of girl on girl, but again, the writing is good.

A nightmarish mystery- 3 stars- I was not a fan of this short story. Maybe it’s because it’s set between other stories, but I didn’t like it. It was so very confusing, set in dreams. It bounced around too much for me, and I had a hard time following. On the other side, it WAS well written, it had details and held some interest. I may go check out the series it is set in, but not as a first choice.

Twisted: A Fairytale Mashup- 4 stars- I love love love this concept! Things get a bit confusing at times, and I had to reread to understand where I was in the story, but over all I like the book. I’ve heard it will be a full length book, and I absolutely cannot wait to see how it expands!

And I will finish the rest of the books at a later time (a new book came out I’ve been dying to read, just have to read it first!)

I’ve come to expect amazing things from Stunich as an author and I know whenever I start her series I’ll be committed till the end. See no devils is amazing and I was introduced to several new authors I’ve never read before.

I absolutely adored C. M Stunichs story in this one. It was different then a lot of reverse harem reads I've read, and let me tell you I've read my fair share. I loved the characters and how you can feel them starting to bond with eachother. I cannot wait for the next book in this series! Must read for sure!