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Goblins, Book One (2013)

by Melanie Tushmore(Favorite Author)

3.75 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Less Than Three Press LLC

review 1: This pair of stories was delightful. Wulfren's tale was sweet and a little sad though it turned out all right in the end. Wulfren for me was a little too delicate for me to love him but he was definitely a lovely, well-rounded and like able character. And I could completely understand his fascination with the Warlock. Wulf's family really shot this story over the 4 stars for me. They are great and luckily we get to find out more about Quiller who is by far my favorite. A smartassy, sassy prankster. I LOVED him. And his story. While some of the lore seemed a little at opposite with what I generally believe to be true about the fair folk, it did not detract from the story one bit. I would recommend this book to anyone and can't wait for more stories in this w... moreorld.
review 2: I didn't particularly like the 1st story. Reminded me too much of slaves, seemed like Wulf wasn't much more than a glorified servant instead of a lover in equal footing and importance. He did all the chores in the house, didn't have anything of his and was basically on a leash (almost literally) and no matter how much you point out someone's pleasure, it's still considered rape if, in the beggining, the person didn't want to do it. I admit in this book it wasn't particularly clear but the notion still stands. I was, however, masterfully entertained by the 2nd story though. I liked Quiller much more than his brother Wulf. He was more assertive, confident and funny. While Wulf seemed to somehow expect to serve someone better than him, Quiller simply assumed charge without actually being obnoxious or hateful. He was vulnerable in his love for Cashel but not in any other aspect which I liked very much. It was fun reading his pranks and even his punishments but more importantly how everything faded in his eyes when Cashiel was around. less

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