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A review by czgathers
I Married A Birdman by Regine Abel
4.0
We’re not going to discuss the titles or covers.
Now that I’ve read the third book in this series, I’m a little hooked. Each story has been unique, in plot and world building. Our FMCs seem to be very similar across books, but you’d have to be an independent, resilient, open minded person to agree to a marriage of convenience with a sentient being of another species. Not my favorite trope, but it is essential to the plot and moves it along. The insta-lust in some cases too, a trope which I loath, moves the plot along. It’s got some spice.
I’d love to see more diversity physically and personality wise for out FMCs, but I’ll have to keep reading to find out for myself if that is the case.
Now that I’ve read the third book in this series, I’m a little hooked. Each story has been unique, in plot and world building. Our FMCs seem to be very similar across books, but you’d have to be an independent, resilient, open minded person to agree to a marriage of convenience with a sentient being of another species. Not my favorite trope, but it is essential to the plot and moves it along. The insta-lust in some cases too, a trope which I loath, moves the plot along. It’s got some spice.
I’d love to see more diversity physically and personality wise for out FMCs, but I’ll have to keep reading to find out for myself if that is the case.