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A review by dajoyofit
The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper
4.0
Brilliant! Hilarious!
There's a lot that I liked about this story. I enjoyed seeing Mo and Cooper and a lot of the characters that we fell in love with in the first book make an appearance in this book.
The storytelling was excellent and the rhythm made for a good snappy pace. It was enjoyable. The chapter titles are hilarious. "Dante Hosts A Baby Shower in the Seventh Circle"; "Of Mistaken Identities and Wounded Ass Cheeks".
I also liked the references to pop culture, which really gave the story a sense of "now" and a good laugh.
"Didn't I show up when Mo had her pup and present my new niece to the pack like Simba in the damned Lion King?"
"A picture of my cousin Samson made it into National Geographic the year before with a caption calling him "magnificent specimen". He'd been carrying the damn article around in his wallet for months, using it to impress werewolf chicks."
I guess if I were to criticize this story, it would be that the "voice" read similar to the previous book and MH other book "And One Last Thing..." Considering that in these three books that I've read by MH the protagonist were different women sharing the same voice was a bit weird at first, but after a few pages and opening my mind to the story being told, I was able to picture the new character clearly.
There's a lot that I liked about this story. I enjoyed seeing Mo and Cooper and a lot of the characters that we fell in love with in the first book make an appearance in this book.
The storytelling was excellent and the rhythm made for a good snappy pace. It was enjoyable. The chapter titles are hilarious. "Dante Hosts A Baby Shower in the Seventh Circle"; "Of Mistaken Identities and Wounded Ass Cheeks".
I also liked the references to pop culture, which really gave the story a sense of "now" and a good laugh.
"Didn't I show up when Mo had her pup and present my new niece to the pack like Simba in the damned Lion King?"
"A picture of my cousin Samson made it into National Geographic the year before with a caption calling him "magnificent specimen". He'd been carrying the damn article around in his wallet for months, using it to impress werewolf chicks."
I guess if I were to criticize this story, it would be that the "voice" read similar to the previous book and MH other book "And One Last Thing..." Considering that in these three books that I've read by MH the protagonist were different women sharing the same voice was a bit weird at first, but after a few pages and opening my mind to the story being told, I was able to picture the new character clearly.