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Surrendering to Scylla
by Wren K. Morris
This was really good! The story flowed smoothly from start to finish. It gave me two main characters that I adored. Solid!
Worth noting that I do not know a whole lot about Greek or Roman Mythology or any of that. There's a warning in the front of the book that tells you the author took liberties in a few places, and that the descriptions of certain things might not line exactly up to what others who are really into all of that might be expecting. So on that front, I can't really comment. I know the basics of some mythology, but no deep details, and so I went into this book having no comparison. I just like reading monster type romances sometimes. On that note, this book perfectly fit the bill.
I also like that it flipped (for me) the roll of the dominate character to the female MC, and the submissive and shy roll fell on the male MC. I usually read the reverse, that's just what I typically like. But I really enjoyed it here, it makes perfect sense, and I enjoyed every minute of it. And the communication that these two eventually work up to having with each other? The way they learn each others ways and learn how to talk to each other and communicate what they need from each other? That was just wonderful to read.
Also, them Gods, Goddesses, and Demi-Gods are all real pieces of work. What a bunch of bratty children. Jeez! But we're supposed to be annoyed with them, so good job there too.
All in all, really enjoyed this, definitely interested in seeing what other stories and twists this author has in store.
Worth noting that I do not know a whole lot about Greek or Roman Mythology or any of that. There's a warning in the front of the book that tells you the author took liberties in a few places, and that the descriptions of certain things might not line exactly up to what others who are really into all of that might be expecting. So on that front, I can't really comment. I know the basics of some mythology, but no deep details, and so I went into this book having no comparison. I just like reading monster type romances sometimes. On that note, this book perfectly fit the bill.
I also like that it flipped (for me) the roll of the dominate character to the female MC, and the submissive and shy roll fell on the male MC. I usually read the reverse, that's just what I typically like. But I really enjoyed it here, it makes perfect sense, and I enjoyed every minute of it. And the communication that these two eventually work up to having with each other? The way they learn each others ways and learn how to talk to each other and communicate what they need from each other? That was just wonderful to read.
Also, them Gods, Goddesses, and Demi-Gods are all real pieces of work. What a bunch of bratty children. Jeez! But we're supposed to be annoyed with them, so good job there too.
All in all, really enjoyed this, definitely interested in seeing what other stories and twists this author has in store.