A review by claudia_is_reading
Devil Take Me by Jordan L. Hawk, C.S. Poe, Rhys Ford, Jordan Castillo Price, Tricia Kristufek, Ginn Hale

5.0

Infernal Affairs by Jordan L. Hawk
Oh, this one was fun! I mean, the whole thing was hilarious and still manage to be full of suspense. Ralgath and Chess are wonderful, but Fluffpaw? Fluffpaw was adorable :P
The feelings growing between the MCs felt real and soon, I found myself wishing with all my heart that they will be able to find their HEA.
No surprise, really. Jordan L. Hawk always manages to bespell me ♥

Collared by T.A. Moore
This one is complex and you know from the beginning that it won't be a traditional romance. I love the way each of the characters is flawed, and yet you get them, you understand and care for them. A true noir crime set in a paranormal Universe, genius! The darkest of the bunch, but really, really good.

Counterfeit Viscount by Ginn Hale
A romance born between bullets and tops hats, this is a great story, truly delightful. And putting it after 'Collared' was an excellent choice.

Wonderland City by Rhys Ford
A twisted version of 'Alice in Wonderland', full of exciting adventure and romance. I haven't read a lot by this author, but this story certainly makes me want to read more :)

Dark Favors by Jordan Castillo Price
Oooooookay. I love the world-building in this one, and I really love the story. But the romance? I'm sorry, but nope. The sex feels too rapey for my tastes and I simply couldn't get over it.

And about the narration, Greg Tremblay does a fantastic job with this anthology.



11:59 by C.S. Poe
Oh! I love the concept of this story. I love that, in a world populated with human nightmares, the one man who can't dream is the hero. And I love that Merrick is the key to solve the whole thing.
I like the nod to Greek mythology, I like the way Asuka is presented as a worn-out hero who keeps going after monsters just because it's what he does. And I love how Merrick changes it all for him.
This is the first paranormal/fantasy I read by C.S. Poe, and I loved it.