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deanie's review against another edition
4.0
Grumpy bear-bunny-turtle shifter Brock Bunson gets his own book in the series, when he's sent on a mission to help other shifters with Disney-loving Harley "Doc" Standish. It's a trap, which allows these two people with opposite personalities to get closer, even though she's not looking for a relationship, and he's known for playing the field.
I'm not going to go into the ridiculousness of the premise of this series, with the Bunsons as experimental subjects of a mad scientist that turned them into bear-sized bunny rabbits with bulletproof turtle shells. However, as a couple, Doc and Brock are adorable, with their matching names and adorkable awkwardness. Plus, there's a nice bit about prejudice against the "abnormal" shifters, and how most people come together to stop it. This is a fun book in a good series.
I'm not going to go into the ridiculousness of the premise of this series, with the Bunsons as experimental subjects of a mad scientist that turned them into bear-sized bunny rabbits with bulletproof turtle shells. However, as a couple, Doc and Brock are adorable, with their matching names and adorkable awkwardness. Plus, there's a nice bit about prejudice against the "abnormal" shifters, and how most people come together to stop it. This is a fun book in a good series.
aquariandancer's review against another edition
4.0
Big Bad Bunnies Book Three.
Brock Bunson starts off wary of Doc, due to his previous treatment at the hands of the scientist who had his family kidnapped, tortured and experimented on. However, when Doc is due to be sent out on her own, Brock and his beast cannot allow her to go alone. One the trip to the skunk's hideout, Doc allows her inner Disney out. Brock can't resist the hope and optimism she radiates. Once they reach the location of the skunks, the two find a trap instead. In the woods, hiding from the men after them, Brock and Doc bond even more.
If you've been waiting for Brock to find his HEA, this is the book for you!
Brock Bunson starts off wary of Doc, due to his previous treatment at the hands of the scientist who had his family kidnapped, tortured and experimented on. However, when Doc is due to be sent out on her own, Brock and his beast cannot allow her to go alone. One the trip to the skunk's hideout, Doc allows her inner Disney out. Brock can't resist the hope and optimism she radiates. Once they reach the location of the skunks, the two find a trap instead. In the woods, hiding from the men after them, Brock and Doc bond even more.
If you've been waiting for Brock to find his HEA, this is the book for you!
amyiw's review against another edition
3.0
One of the Big Bad Bunnies brothers. So it is Brock's turn for love. He has been obviously fighting his attraction to Doc. She is all Disney and rainbows and flowers while he is hard and untalking.
This takes a while to take off as they push each other away even with their crazy attraction. Brock is pretty harsh but the Doc with her Disney quotes and perky personality brings him out of his shell but only enough for her to see. When they save a bunch of skunk shifters and the shifters have abandoned a little experimented on skunk shifter, they agree upon the skunks being skunks. so cute.
This was a cute PNR erotic side fluff read. A quick indulgence.
This takes a while to take off as they push each other away even with their crazy attraction. Brock is pretty harsh but the Doc with her Disney quotes and perky personality brings him out of his shell but only enough for her to see. When they save a bunch of skunk shifters and the shifters have abandoned a little experimented on skunk shifter, they agree upon the skunks being skunks.
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They also both bond with the little shifterThis was a cute PNR erotic side fluff read. A quick indulgence.
fenchurch's review
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
3.0
The Big Bad Bunnies series has been my Cool Ranch Doritos of books. I wanted something fun 'n fluffy since I've been feeling restless and this series usually delivers an uncomplicated, quick, fun read.
I ended up forcing myself across the finish line; I am very much NOT a Disney person and found the Disney mentions and quotes sprinkled through the book a bit much.
I ended up forcing myself across the finish line; I am very much NOT a Disney person and found the Disney mentions and quotes sprinkled through the book a bit much.