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A review by sus_would_rather_be_reading
Hijinks With a Hellhound by Louisa Masters
4.5
4.5 stars
I loved almost every part of this book. Almost.
Alistair's light bulb moment was way too easy. He literally has been hanging onto this trauma/grudge for 150 years and after brief conversations with Aiden and Sam and a night of poptarts, he's suddenly totally over it. Fortunately the rest of the book redeemed itself and did a great job of moving the overarching series plot forward by leaps and bounds.
Honestly if i was rating this book completely on its own, I may have rated it lower but looking at it as a part of the series as a whole, it worked well and fit in nicely with the other novels.
I loved almost every part of this book. Almost.
Alistair's light bulb moment was way too easy. He literally has been hanging onto this trauma/grudge for 150 years and after brief conversations with Aiden and Sam and a night of poptarts, he's suddenly totally over it. Fortunately the rest of the book redeemed itself and did a great job of moving the overarching series plot forward by leaps and bounds.
Honestly if i was rating this book completely on its own, I may have rated it lower but looking at it as a part of the series as a whole, it worked well and fit in nicely with the other novels.