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A review by beautifullybookishbethany
Soul to Keep by Rebekah Weatherspoon
3.0
This was...a ride! I'm not entirely sure how to rate and review this one, but here goes.
Soul to Keep is an erotic romance involving a sorority of lesbian & bisexual vampires and their bloodbound feeders. In some ways it is over the top with the tropes and overt sexuality. It also has some scenes of the MC being introduced to BDSM and kinky sex that are pretty out there, at least for me, and a kind of weird scene involving the vampire love interest being able to shape shift body parts. So for those who follow me, definitely not my usual cup of tea in the genre, but useful as part of a reading project I'm working on. I will say, the tone of this is light and silly with a heavy emphasis on the importance of consent, so even the more out there sexual things didn't feel gross or traumatic and rather offer a sex positive view of things some people might be into. And buried in there, is a surprisingly sweet love story about two outsiders finding each other that includes a fake dating trope.
Soul to Keep is an erotic romance involving a sorority of lesbian & bisexual vampires and their bloodbound feeders. In some ways it is over the top with the tropes and overt sexuality. It also has some scenes of the MC being introduced to BDSM and kinky sex that are pretty out there, at least for me, and a kind of weird scene involving the vampire love interest being able to shape shift body parts. So for those who follow me, definitely not my usual cup of tea in the genre, but useful as part of a reading project I'm working on. I will say, the tone of this is light and silly with a heavy emphasis on the importance of consent, so even the more out there sexual things didn't feel gross or traumatic and rather offer a sex positive view of things some people might be into. And buried in there, is a surprisingly sweet love story about two outsiders finding each other that includes a fake dating trope.