At least three people, when wondering when the last time they had sex was, mused, "What year was it?" Oysters were ordered in two different stories. The women Davidson has written about make Anita Blake look fuzzy and cuddly by comparison. Not just your ordinary smartass, but incredibly annoying, never shuts the fuck up smartass. In each story the person being forced upon has no personality besides smartass. They all have the same theme of a main character forcing themselves (romantically in the first 3, friendship in the last) on another person. So many reasons not to like this book :( The main reason is that it is simply poorly written ~ there is no distinction from one character to the next, all of the "voices" sound alike.įurthmore, the stories are all crappily similar. Finally, following the events of Undead and Unreturnable, a psychic werewolf, Antonia Wolfton, receives a vision to show up at Queen Betsy's Minneapolis home to help and falls hard for George, the fiend in the basement.
Then there's the story of Doctor Drake Dragon and his unusual encounter with Crescent. In "Monster Love," bad-tempered Janet Lupo is kidnapped by a sexy werewolf. In "Santa Claws," Alec Kilcurt, the most powerful werewolf in Europe, falls for Santa-clad Giselle Smith and wins her over with lots of oral sex and a heavy Scottish accent. Three of them feature the bad Wyndham werewolves, who find unanticipated love with often reluctant earthlings. The queen of comic, erotic, other-species romance brings her best setups and hottest sex scenes to this four-novella party. There's No Such Thing as Werewolves (originally published in Lighthearted Lust: Three Not So Serious Tales anthology)
Santa Claws (originally published in Naughty or Nice anthology)
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