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A review by retiredhsmom
Chasing His Bunny by Golden Angel
5.0
Holy Smokes Batman! It’s Hybrid Shifters!
Before starting this series, I read [b:Night of the Wild Stags|38103028|Night of the Wild Stags|Golden Angel|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1519863236s/38103028.jpg|59777465] so I sort of knew what to expect. Still…it didn't prepare me for the Bunson siblings, especially Bethany and Bailey.
Bethany and her way of naming people was hilarious! I loved all the things she called Steele although he did have a good one for her, little bunny foo-foo. I love Steele as much as Bethany. He was patient with her and wanted to her to feel safe and loved. His comfort and care for Bethany's little sister, Bailey, was sweet as well.
I like the twist on fated mates that Ms. Angel used in her shifter universe. It’s different and gives the characters more choice and control which I really enjoyed.
Loved the Monty Python references sprinkled throughout the book especially what Bethany called Bailey after she shifted for the first time.
While this book and series does have its fair share of drama and suspense, it's light-hearted and comedic at the core. It's about the relationships more than fighting the evil doctor and his employer.
Before starting this series, I read [b:Night of the Wild Stags|38103028|Night of the Wild Stags|Golden Angel|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1519863236s/38103028.jpg|59777465] so I sort of knew what to expect. Still…it didn't prepare me for the Bunson siblings, especially Bethany and Bailey.
Bethany and her way of naming people was hilarious! I loved all the things she called Steele although he did have a good one for her, little bunny foo-foo. I love Steele as much as Bethany. He was patient with her and wanted to her to feel safe and loved. His comfort and care for Bethany's little sister, Bailey, was sweet as well.
I like the twist on fated mates that Ms. Angel used in her shifter universe. It’s different and gives the characters more choice and control which I really enjoyed.
Loved the Monty Python references sprinkled throughout the book especially what Bethany called Bailey after she shifted for the first time.
While this book and series does have its fair share of drama and suspense, it's light-hearted and comedic at the core. It's about the relationships more than fighting the evil doctor and his employer.