Great story, really sucks you in. Let’s start with the fact that, for me, this author was a real “black hole”—I hadn’t read anything by them until now. That makes the pleasure of discovering a captivating story all the more intense and satisfying.
From the blurb:
I was never anyone's first choice. Until two monsters made me their only one.
One bad decision leads me into the woods and straight into the hands of two masked strangers who chase me through the dark, pin me down, and leave me questioning everything I thought I knew about myself.
Then I learn who they are.
Serpents.
And not just any Serpents, but six-foot-ten Hunter Kincaid and his other half, six-foot-eight Atlas Trembley.
Atlas gets under my skin like a splinter. He fights me, steals from me, and doesn't care that I want to kill him. He's counting on it.
Hunter doesn't speak. He takes. He decides. And he's decided on me.
They even call me Little Titan like I belong to them.
The worst part?
I want to belong to the two hockey players who fight over marshmallows and look at me like I'm the best thing that's ever happened to them.
But Hunter's past isn't done with him. And when it threatens to tear us apart, I learn exactly what kind of monsters my Serpents are.
Tropes:
MMM romance
Hockey Romance
Enemies to Lovers
Best Friends to Lovers
Masked men
Bi Awakening
Pining
*Monstrous Serpent is an MMM college hockey romance featuring an over top hockey players and a rival team's star player. Grab your copy today.*
DuffetteReads review:
This was a story that kept me up past my bedtime. Each book I read from this author keeps getting better each time. This is a spin-off series from the original north shore titans, but can be read as a standalone, we do see a few cameos from the previous series show up. I absolutely cannot wait to read more from this series.
GaleM's review:
The story itself felt like riding a motorcycle at full speed on an unfamiliar road on a winter night, without a helmet and without working brakes. I literally devoured the story in one go and the ending came faster than expected.
Hockey Romance
Enemies to Lovers
Best Friends to Lovers
Masked men
Bi Awakening
Pining
*Monstrous Serpent is an MMM college hockey romance featuring an over top hockey players and a rival team's star player. Grab your copy today.*
DuffetteReads review:
This was a story that kept me up past my bedtime. Each book I read from this author keeps getting better each time. This is a spin-off series from the original north shore titans, but can be read as a standalone, we do see a few cameos from the previous series show up. I absolutely cannot wait to read more from this series.
GaleM's review:
The story itself felt like riding a motorcycle at full speed on an unfamiliar road on a winter night, without a helmet and without working brakes. I literally devoured the story in one go and the ending came faster than expected.
It's definitely on the darker side, skirting on the consent part quite seriously because Unhinged and crazy here are the normal way of living. This isn't the kind of straight laced romance a reader expects with a balanced three way relationship and standard HEA. But exactly this difference makes the book interesting to read.
Hunter and Atlas carry the weight of a past that can't be shaken off or shelved as Been there, done that, it's over now. On the contrary. Exactly their past made the blood and bones of the story while Jenkins added a spoon of normalcy and sweetness with his ordinary life. Mixed together, the dark and the light created an intriguing blend that kept me reading, invested how everything will end. The somewhat open HEA left a lot for thinking and contemplation.
The rivals to lovers part and the primal chases were my favorite elements in the story, combined with the adequate level of spice.
Only the bi awakening needed a little bit more of a touch but it didn't trip me.
This is definitely one of the best reads I had this year and I enjoyed the experience.
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