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'Unhinged' by Vera Valentine is a unique and entertaining short story about a sentient door named Drys who falls in love with a girl named Tana living in his apartment. The story is told from the perspective of the door, providing a comical and quirky narrative style that keeps the readers engaged. As the plot unfolds, the door is given a chance to become human in order to protect Tana from a dangerous landlord, leading to unexpected twists and turns in the story.

Readers of 'Railed by the Easter Bunny' in the series 'Valley of the Old Gods' by Dalia Davies find themselves intrigued by the unique world created by the author. The story follows Lily and Jack, with readers expressing a desire to learn more about the characters and the universe they inhabit. Despite initial expectations of a light and fun read, readers discover a world filled with old gods based on seasons and an interesting plot that leaves them wanting more. The book is described as a quick and short read, perfect for those looking for a mix of spice and empowerment to accompany their Easter celebrations.

'Squeak' by Vera Valentine is a unique and quirky tale set in the 'Squeakverse'. The story follows Poppy, an art student who encounters two magically delicious men, Keane and Sebastian, who happen to be balloon animal shifters. As Poppy navigates this fantastical world, filled with humor, puns, and steamy moments, she forms a bond with the two men, leading to a satisfying and happy ending for all three characters. The book's writing style is described as fun, imaginative, and filled with colorful imagery that captures the reader's attention from the start.

'The Morning Wood Tree' by Siggy Shade is a unique and twisted tale that follows the unexpected story of Milly, who stumbles upon shocking secrets on her wedding day with multimillionaire Erik. The book is described as a mix of twisted fantasy romance with supernatural elements, featuring a character named Ash who adds to the intrigue. The writing style is noted to be surprisingly well-written despite the craziness of the plot, with unexpected twists that keep readers engaged until the end.

All He Wants For Christmas is a Fingerling by J.P. Sayle is a quirky and light-hearted shifter romance that introduces readers to a unique concept of a potato shifter named Frenchie finding love with an alpha wolf shifter named Tala. The plot is filled with humor, unexpected twists, and a touch of steaminess, making it an entertaining and original read. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of weirdness, humor, and occasional cringe-worthy moments that keep the readers intrigued and laughing throughout the story.

In the novella "Love, Laugh, Lich" by Kate Prior, readers are introduced to Lily, the secretary to an undead being known as the Lich who rules the world. When the Lich requires a secret ingredient for a spell that only Lily can provide, their relationship takes a surprising turn. The book combines elements of office life under an evil dominion with witty business banter and spicy sex scenes, creating a unique blend of romance and fantasy. Despite the short length, readers find themselves immersed in a world where love blossoms between a human and a monster, challenging the boundaries of traditional relationships.

In 'Stowaway' by Heather Relken, readers are taken on an intergalactic journey where Cinn, a human female, finds herself kidnapped and sold in a faraway universe. The story delves into themes of alien species, complex relationships, and the struggle for survival in a world filled with unknown languages and cultures. The plot unfolds slowly, with vivid descriptions of alien landscapes and detailed world-building that immerses readers in a unique and imaginative universe. Despite facing language barriers and daily challenges, Cinn navigates through her new reality, forming bonds with a diverse group of characters while grappling with her own identity and the mysteries surrounding her past.

'Honey White and the Sixty-Nine Dwarves' by Dakota Cockaday is a light-hearted and funny story that follows the adventures of Honey, a new S.W. who has to service Dwarves. Readers found the book surprisingly low on spice but filled with humor and quirky elements that kept them engaged. The book takes a slight twist on fairy tales, incorporating tongue-in-cheek humor and some running connections between the stories, providing a unique and entertaining reading experience. Despite the initial expectations set by the title, the book evolves into a heartwarming love story that introduces readers to a diverse and interesting cast of characters.

The author, Dakota Cockaday, skillfully portrays Sex Workers in a positive light and presents the female main character, Honey, as a relatable and authentic individual rather than a stereotypical supermodel. The book is praised for its adorable romance, endearing characters, and the unexpected twists and turns in the plot that keep readers hooked. With a sassy pig named Porshetta stealing the show and a world richly built with intriguing dynamics, 'Honey White and the Sixty-Nine Dwarves' offers readers a delightful and enjoyable escape into a unique and captivating story.

'Host' in the 'We Are Nepenthe' series by Octavia Hyde is a steamy sci-fi romance that follows the story of Alyss, a human scientist, who agrees to host eggs from a Nepenthe named Ea Nir in an attempt to save both their species. Along with her assistant Farrokh, they embark on a journey of scientific exploration that quickly turns into a sensual and intimate experience. delves into themes of curiosity, respect, vulnerability, and the breaking down of barriers between different species, all set in a world filled with alien tentacles and erotic encounters.

Octavia Hyde's writing style in 'Host' is described as quality, intimate, personal, and character-driven. The plot revolves around the development of relationships, both scientific and romantic, between the characters, as they navigate the complexities of hosting alien eggs and exploring new forms of pleasure. is praised for its extensive world-building, unique blend of erotica and sci-fi elements, and the way it immerses readers in a nerdy, yet incredibly hot, story that challenges traditional romance norms.

'Alien Meat Market' in the series 'Sold to the Raksha' by author Lizzy Bequin follows the story of journalist Bethany who gets abducted by aliens while investigating missing cows. She is auctioned off at a live meat market and bought by a young purple alien with orange eyes. Bethany is then taken to a space craft where she encounters a crew of five aliens with whom she embarks on a journey of adventure and romance. is described as a unique take on the Sci-Fi genre, blending action, romance, and humor in a captivating storyline that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.