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A review by gypsydawn
Last but Not Leashed by R.J. Blain, R.J. Blain
5.0
Funny - like always
Any book in this series is a hit for me, though I have to ingest them in small doses. It’s rollicking, hilarious and ripe with expansive world building that literally tries to twist the mind.
Like the others, this is fade to black and perfectly “clean” - which, as a devout romance reader, is a touch annoying, but eh? What can you do? They are funny enough and so wit infused, I can’t resist.
Short for the series, this novella is meant to draw two character together and set them up for future adventures - hopefully ones that actually answer the mysteries dropped here.
First Person, Single POV
HEA, Episodic
PG
M/F
Adult
Short, but flush with humor, this is the perfect addition to this growing, paranormal world. The characters are slap happy or dry, depending on the role - yet they all combine to create a laugh a minute ride a bit deeper than first impressions allow.
Any book in this series is a hit for me, though I have to ingest them in small doses. It’s rollicking, hilarious and ripe with expansive world building that literally tries to twist the mind.
Like the others, this is fade to black and perfectly “clean” - which, as a devout romance reader, is a touch annoying, but eh? What can you do? They are funny enough and so wit infused, I can’t resist.
Short for the series, this novella is meant to draw two character together and set them up for future adventures - hopefully ones that actually answer the mysteries dropped here.
Perspective
First Person, Single POV
Ending Type
HEA, Episodic
Rating
PG
Romantic Dynamic
M/F
Character Age Range
Adult
My Final Verdict on Last but not Leashed
Short, but flush with humor, this is the perfect addition to this growing, paranormal world. The characters are slap happy or dry, depending on the role - yet they all combine to create a laugh a minute ride a bit deeper than first impressions allow.