I think Constantine is one of the most interesting demons that I’ve ever encountered. Hazel and Ronan’s relationship was honest, flirty and comfortable and it was just fun to read them together. Ronan and Constantine were my favorites of the group with Jude coming in second just because I thought he was sweet. In terms of characters, I think I might have even liked some of the love interests a bit more this time around.

The first book is one of my favorite monster romance stories ever and this had a lot of what I loved about the first one. There is a good bit of attention given to the production of the shows, the backstage workings as well as the other performers so I found the theater to be a really tangible and enjoyable setting as the main stage for the story (pun intended). I love stories centered around performers and I think this book manages to strike a wonderful balance between the difference in doing sex work as a job and then sex for personal pleasure/enjoyment. The story follows Hazel Nix who is a half-nymph performer in the monster/human theatrical group, “The Company of Fiends”. This is the second book in Kathryn Moon’s “Tempting Monsters” historical monster romance series. Genre: Romance, Fantasy, Erotica, Reverse Harem Series: Tempting Monsters #2 POV: 1st person Rating: ♥♥♥♥/5 Review

Start fresh before she’s drawn into the mess, or take a stand and fight for the family she’s found in the strangest of places. Between ex-lovers, current bed partners, and new faces at the theater, Hazel’s heart is tangled more than ever and she finds it increasingly impossible to draw herself away from the life she’s known for so long.

Girls are going missing and suspiciously bad luck plagues the stage. Just as Hazel encounters a new and intriguing patron, disaster strikes the theater.

After so many lovers, on stage and otherwise, Hazel has yet to make a lasting connection with anyone and considers taking her last bow at the company. The theater is perfect for a girl like her-one with a secret she keeps even from her more monstrous peers-but playing pretend is only exciting for so long. After eight years on the stage with The Company of Fiends, the glow of the spotlight is starting to wear thin for Hazel Nix.

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