Wulf by Kayelle Allen
Stay for the manlove, run away from everything else.
Stay for the manlove, run away from everything else.
Another rushed, half-baked book. Why do I bother? Byeeeee!
Watch out! Imbecile woman wants to save the galaxy!
The heroine is supposed to be seductive and cunning. She turns out to be cringe-inducingly awkward instead.
The rampant stupidity from the heroine is indeed troubling.
It’s the start of a new series… and soon devolves into a mate-mate-mate cliché.
The book that launched a thousand sparkly bandwagons, and the epitome of mediocrity.
How is it like to be shackled to a randy old goat of a god?
Ooh, behold all these brooding, melodramatic wet blanket vampires wanting your love!
On paper, this whole thing sounds bad, but upon reading it, I find myself inexplicably charmed.