Entranced by the Basilisks
Ratings8
Average rating4.2
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Ratings8
Average rating4.2
A human who opened the wrong magical book, her stern boss, and his "friend" who says he can help... I've been cursed. Not metaphorically. Not, "Oh no! I spilled my coffee!" or "I broke a heel!" No. I've been cursed by a book and now I'm a danger to everyone I care about. After finding out that the things that go bump in the night are real a few weeks ago, this is doing nothing for my peace of mind. Pair it all with the fact that the boss I can hardly speak to seems to be the only one with any answers and the tension between him and the seductive expert he's brought in... The outlook for this group project is alarming... but my body is acting like it knows things my mind won't yet accept. Entranced by the Basilisks is a standalone monster romance in the same world as Stalked by the Kraken, but best read after Deceived by the Gargoyles. This book has two love interests who are also in a relationship with each other. There will be no choosing between the love interests. Content Warning: This book includes descriptions of anxiety, snakes, deceptions and manipulations perpetrated by the love interest, and highly inaccurate snake anatomy.
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4 primary books6 released booksMonstrous Matches is a 6-book series with 4 primary works first released in 2021 with contributions by Lillian Lark. The next book is scheduled for release on 11/2/2024.
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4,5 scaly stars for all the monster lovers out there
same quality as the other books i read from the series. good writing and some quality spice while the drama doesn't get dragged out too long
I would have liked this book better if Ari wasn't in it. I loved the dynamic between Emilia and Jasper. If he could have just been the fully-fledged basilisk, I would have been perfectly content. I'm all for mmf, but I didn't like the relationship between Jasper and Ari, and Ari's dishonestly made him unattractive the whole time. I also don't think it was a good idea to read this at the same time as reading a Tiffany Roberts book because they are superior in many ways, but I will still read all of Lark's books.
