MM Paranormal Gothic Romance
Date Published: March 1 2017
Publisher: Skeleton Key Publishing
Peter is a kitsune. It means that chaos follows him wherever he goes. Good intentions, bad intentions---it doesn’t matter. Even mimicking the howl of a friend he hasn’t seen in over a decade turns out to have disastrous consequences.
The wolf doesn’t have a name. For now, he goes by Luca. He has no past, and as a slave who’s only just managed to escape the clutches of a cruel master, if he can’t stay hidden in the shadows, he’ll have no future.
When he hears his own howl come from the mouth of another, he’s drawn to investigate, and ends up saddled with a mouthy fox who insists they used to be friends once upon a time.
Petty problems and a dubious reunion are pushed aside the longer they're stranded together.
The Underwood is a dangerous place. If they want to survive, they have to work together.
The alternative is death.
Review
There is such a wide variety of old tales I grew up on as a child woven throughout this story and I absolutely loved that. Yes the novel is named after the Boy Who Cried Wolf and that one is present, but there are so many more surprising comparisons you get to make while reading.
There is a lot that goes into this novel as you are in a new world the author has created and it does take a bit of time to catch up and understand it all.
The relationships and characters really stole the show for me. I felt like the connections and the overall flow of the novel in that aspect was very well done. I enjoyed the romance and it was a great M/M connection with some Erotic moments.
Author Bio
Greta Stone writes paranormal gothic romance. She likes to say her characters develop in darkness, but real people are a mixture of good deeds, bad habits, and dark secrets. More than anything, she strives to write compelling characters with layered struggles and the strength to overcome them. A diverse cast, dark humor, and passionate romance are the only constant elements in any of her stories, and she's always on the lookout for interesting mythology and folklore to explore.
When Greta isn’t writing, she enjoys thrift shopping, drinking expensive, foo-foo tea, and playing chess with her friends. Greta loves to hear from readers! (Hi, Mom.) So if there's something on your mind, feel free to leave a message after the scream. (Mom, you can just call me. Seriously.)
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Take a trip to New Gotham!
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There is a house in New Gotham that is rumored to be haunted. No one has lived in it since the Great Depression, and no one can recall what its last occupants looked like, what they did for a living or where they went. Only one is fated to enter and learn its secrets. Anytime I host a contest, I give away keys to Elderstone. The person who collects ten of them is fated to own the house. Among their keys, they’ll have the mystical key that opens the door. (More information)
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