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This was pretty cute and I liked it as a short monster harem novella. Marshmallow infection scene makes me cringe, but I assume magic solves that problem, so whatever. The ending felt more like a beginning and the time line jumps a lot "it's been two days" "the past few weeks" "a month later" if it didn't do this and had more of a conclusion it could of been a full length novel. Despite that it's well written and I'd recommend it.
Penelope Bloom does it again! Another well written romance that just grabs you by the hand and doesn't let go until you read the last word. They both had issues and needed to learn from them in their own time. Love, small town charm, and hopeful hearts makes this story one to read. Loved it.
⭐️ – Made it to chapter 14… and honestly, I still don’t know how.
Deviant Hacker was a miss for me. I stopped at chapter 14, and honestly, I kept hoping it would redeem itself — but it never did. The 20-year age gap already felt uncomfortable, but what really pushed it over the edge was the emotional toxicity. The male lead was constantly punishing the heroine for things he later realized she didn’t even do. That kind of dynamic doesn’t read as tension — it reads as straight-up manipulation.
The scenes were technically consensual, but the tone and imbalance of power made them feel almost coercive. It was uncomfortable, not in a good way, and left a bad taste in my mouth.
This one just didn’t work for me on any level. If you’re into healthy dynamics or emotionally grounded romance, I’d skip this.
CONTENT/THEMES Taboo (Father and Daughter) / Incest / MF / Praise / Rough Sx / Power Play Dynamics / Double Infidelity / Squirting / 25 Year Age Gap / A$$ and Pssy Spanking / Oral / C*m Eating / Waterfalling / Snowballing / HEA