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I would really love to read a sequel~ !

As one of the group who worked on editing and proofing these stories and helped put the anthologies together I might be considered biased, but these anthologies are definitely worthy of the 5 star rating.

Sweet story with likeable characters and a kink not often explored in M/M.

A story about dealing with the past as much as accepting your open nature, this is a book about two men whose meeting makes them reconsider who they are. It's an interesting one because it's an "enemy to lovers" story - with one man not knowing he is the enemy of the other, and the other not realizing who the man he is falling for really is. And yes, that does sound complicated, but the discovery of the truth (on both sides) is also half the fun of reading this.

Troy knows he is a panther shifter, the last of his line, and his anger about the Leshy (a woodland sprite) who killed off his entire family, then cursed him, is palpable. He is about to go feral when he discovers his mate and has no idea who the man really is.

Seth has recently moved into a cabin in the woods and loves discovering he has Troy as his very hot neighbor. Seth is very connected to the Earth, animals , and plants alike, but his family neglected to inform him about his true nature. I am sort of glad they did, because I suspect the story would have gone very differently if Seth had known who he is from the start.

If you like stories about destined mates who each have a secret, if you enjoy reading about men whose deepest truths" change as they learn about the other, and if you're looking for an entertaining read without too much angst and drama, then you will probably like this free novella.

Got the mobi on Kindle for free from Goodreads

This short feels incomplete; more like the first few chapters.

this was so good! I wish there was a part two because I would love to see him get his man. :)

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Definitely 2.5 stars, but I can quite go 3.


This is another grumpy, Scroog-ey meets Tiny Tim (practically literally) holiday read. Not that there's anything wrong with that, in fact, it may be my favorite holiday theme this year.

"Everyone deserves a second chance."

A quick holiday read. I can't say it was my favorite this holiday, but I did like the characters even if the story was a bit lackluster.


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Edan can't figure out what his perky neighbor is up to and before he knows it he's right in the middle of everything. A wonderful story of recovery and the importance of reaching out to others.