
Who Would Like This Book:
Layla Fae delivers a sweet, spicy, and refreshingly unique take on monster romance with a lovable, awkward frost giant who just wants to let someone else take the lead - and a human heroine who absolutely does! If you crave heartwarming found families, strong but emotionally real heroines, and unconventional dynamics (think: dominant women, submissive non-human heroes), you’ll want to devour this book. Fans of spicy novellas, feel-good arranged marriages, and monster couples with genuine personality will find a lot to love here.
Who May Not Like This Book:
Those looking for traditional romance tropes, alpha males, or more standard power dynamics might not vibe with the reversed roles and kinks explored in this story. Readers who prefer a slower burn with extensive world-building or are uncomfortable with femdom and size difference themes may not find this one to their taste. Some also found the novella too short to fully develop everything they wanted from the characters or story.
About:
'Wed to Jack Frost' by Layla Fae is a delightful blend of steamy romance and character development. The book follows the story of Scarlet and Jack, an unconventional pairing with Scarlett's dominant personality and Jack's submissive nature. The narrative unfolds with unexpected twists and turns, showcasing a unique dynamic between the characters that is both hot and tender. Layla Fae's writing style expertly weaves together a tale of love, acceptance, and growth, making it a captivating read for fans of monster romances.
The book explores themes of dominance and submission, character growth, and the complexities of relationships in a fantastical world. The author skillfully creates a story that is both spicy and sweet, with a strong focus on character development and emotional depth. Readers will be drawn into the world of Scarlet and Jack, rooting for their unconventional love story to unfold amidst challenges and personal growth.
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Sensitive Topics/Content Warnings
The book includes themes related to gender dynamics and kink, which may warrant content warnings for some readers.
Has Romance?
Wed to Jack Frost has a strong romantic element woven throughout its narrative.
From The Publisher:
I just wanted to win a stupid bet - and now I have a wife?! I made a drunken bet. The Yule was nigh, and Yule's the time when Frost men drink mulled wine and dare each other to stupid stunts. My brother bet I'd be too scared to send a blood sample to the Temple, so of course, I proved him wrong. And before I sobered up enough to withdraw my application…
Ping!
I got matched.
So now I have to go up there and explain to the hapless woman who's apparently my perfect mate that I'm in no hurry to get married. I'm only 54, goddammit! Who even marries so young?
Me, as it turns out. I do. Because the bride that fell in my lap like the most perfect Yule present won't let me leave. She's a harridan and one hell of a bossy shrew who pummels me with cute, lust-provoking insults, and I…
I think I'm in love.
The Temple, a matchmaking service for monsters, shifters, and aliens, is open for service.
Arranged Monster Mates is a series of novellas written by your favorite paranormal and sci-fi romance authors: Eden Ember, Layla Fae, and Cara Wylde.
Each of these steamy stories has it all: a possessive male, a heroine ready to sacrifice herself to the beast, plenty of spice, and a happily ever after to curl your toes!
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