Jackie Nacht

When reading this book you'll need to suspend your belief on what you think a story plot should be like. This story isn't to be taken seriously. It's like a little fairytale with shifters living in this idyllic little town that no human can find and every shifter gets along with the others. Carnivore and Herbivore alike. If you take this with a grain of salt, you'll enjoy it, if you're too serious about it, you won't.

First I love the series title Paranormal Dentistry for the Fanged and Friendly. I don't know how long it took the author to think that up, but it's clever and funny.

This is the story of Dr. Gunner Samuels a dentist for shifters in White Pine Village in Northern Michigan. Gunner is not only a dentist, but a wolf shifter and he's put out an ad for a medical coding and billing position. This is where Phillip Fieldstone a chipmunk shifter comes in. Once he's hired, the story follows the two and their UST for each other with neither of them expressing their desires. The dental hygenist Beauregard, who happens to be a deer shifter, meddles and gets Phillip to invite Gunner to a home cooked meal of meat, which of course Phillip doesn't eat because he's a vegetarian.

I enjoyed this book. It's a cute, fast, fluffy read and it has almost no errors. One of the things I thought was funny, was that the characters debunk some of the shifter myths that they've read in shifter romance stories. That was amusing.

I found Peanut Butter and Jelly For Two a cute, quick entertaining read to pass the time. I give it 3 Stars
… (altro)

Cute story of Dallas a grouchy bear shifter that owns Honey Cakes bakery and Nikko a chipmunk shifter that works at the bakery. Told in third person from both Dallas and Nikko's pov.

Nikko is the brother of Phillip from the first book in this series. He's more hyper than Phillip and not afraid to stand up to Dallas. He tries just about everything to get Dallas' attention but Dallas doesn't budge.

There's UST on both character's parts. It reads like a shorter than Book #1 but is slightly longer. It's a very fast read. I prefer Book #1 over this one, but this is entertaining and fluffy enough to read if you want to pass the time. I give this 3 Stars… (altro)