That Time I Got Drunk And Yeeted A Love Potion At A Werewolf
Mead Mishaps 2
-
- CHF 4.00
Beschreibung des Verlags
'Kimberly Lemming is doing god's work, I swear. Finally, well written, funny, steamy (the sex scenes, whoa) fantasy romance with heroines who look like me. Finally!' Amazon review
Anyone else ever thrown a drink at someone's head, only to miss entirely and hit a stranger behind them? Then have that stranger fall madly in love with you because it turned out that drink you threw was a love potion? No, just me? Well, damn.
Dealing with a pirate ship full of demons that just moved into town was hard enough. Now on top of it, I have to convince a werewolf that I'm not his fated mate, he's just drugged. Easier said than done.
Though I have to say, having a gorgeous man show up and do all of your chores while telling you you're beautiful isn't the worst thing to happen to a girl.
'[P]erfect entertainment for my stressed out brain, and I was definitely rooting for those two wacky kids to have their HEA' Smart Bitches, Trashy Books on That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Lemming keeps up her winning blend of cozy fantasy and steamy romance in her fast-paced, standalone second installment to the Mead Mishaps series (after That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon). Cheesemonger Brie Shields goes to throw a drink in the face of the guy harassing her at the bar, but when he ducks in the nick of time, she winds up drenching stranger Felix Monet. Unbeknownst to her, the drink happened to be laced with a love potion and now werewolf pirate Felix is utterly smitten. Felix is certain that, potion or no, Brie would be his true mate, but it may take weeks for the serum to wear off so they can be sure. In the meantime, the two must stick together or the effects of the potion will turn dangerous and put Felix's life at risk. Enhancing this madcap romance plot is a hint of mystery: village girls keep disappearing and some strange new ghouls have arrived in town. Lemming makes the two story lines work together beautifully with enough worldbuilding to satisfy fantasy fans and enough lust to draw in lovers of monster romance. This is lighthearted escapism at its finest.
