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Demons in the Bedroom (Paranormal House Flippers, #1)

Lidiya Foxglove

Start date: June 24, 2020

Finish date: June 28, 2020

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May 11, 2021 Sadie Forsythe rated it liked it

Shelves: blah

This was fluff, but enjoyable fluff. Despite that, I have a few things to say, some relevant and some just me spouting off, none of it to be taken too seriously.

First, I wanna talk about that cover. I like the cover, don't get me wrong. It's flashy and eye catching. It snagged me successfully. But the characters is described in the book as dressing like Wednesday Adams. How exactly does a tightly dressed, half-clad woman, on a sexy cover translate into that character? It does not.

Why do we alway This was fluff, but enjoyable fluff. Despite that, I have a few things to say, some relevant and some just me spouting off, none of it to be taken too seriously.

First, I wanna talk about that cover. I like the cover, don't get me wrong. It's flashy and eye catching. It snagged me successfully. But the characters is described in the book as dressing like Wednesday Adams. How exactly does a tightly dressed, half-clad woman, on a sexy cover translate into that character? It does not.

Why do we always have to glam characters up on covers? And it's not just the 'Oh, objectification of women' argument. (Though, having to make a character more visually sexy than her character to sell books is pretty baseline objectification.) It's the fact that authors create characters, who have personality and characteristics, and then someone decides to completely ignore them and give readers a cover that has nothing to do with the character they're reading and appreciating. It drives me batty. I hate it. At least make an effort to get characters close on covers, please. This 'model' may be blond (and I appreciate that she looks as strong as you'd expect a house flipper to be), but she doesn't give off a vibe even close to Hel in the book.

Readers should know that, though Hel and the guys that are forming her harem are fun and the book is quite readable, the plot isn't a complete arc. It's not really a cliffhanger, but nothing concludes either. Go in knowing this is the first third, or so, of a story and you should be OK.

Next, and I know this is completely irrelevant and does not effect my rating/review at all, but is pertinent to my current life. In my real life, I'm trying to get some work done on my house. I can't get anyone to plaster my kitchen wall without a 3-4 month wait time. I can't even get anyone to call me back to pave a drive, and it feels like no store ever actually has anything truly in stock, everything has to be ordered. So, the whole "eight weeks to get this done," when discussing a whole house refurbished (even if doing a lot of the work themselves) might be the strongest fantasy element in the whole book and is chapping my already construction related chapped ass. Just rub it in, why don't you. LOL

All in all, I liked the book enough to search out and read book two...and three. Because I know I'll have to read them all (and more, if that's not the end of the series) to get any conclusion. ...more

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Jun 25, 2020 Cee rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2020-books, laugh-out-loud, kindle-unlimited, romance, why-choose, sexy-times, new-adult, urban-fantasy

series review:
Property Brothers + Supernatural + RH.
Yeah, this series is such a fun little gem. I loved the house talk and began talking about their decisions like I talk to my HGTV shows "No, what are you doing!?" "ewww that color?" "Oooohhh that is the bathroom I'd want."
An interesting romance to it as well. I thought it could be fleshed out a bit more, but it did work. I'm happy with all that happened, although now I really want to go back and read the original series that featured her bro ...more

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Jun 05, 2020 Alex rated it really liked it

Shelves: species-witches, adult, urban-fantasy, paranormal-general, species-shifters

I really enjoyed this start to what looks like a great series to come! Helena (aka Hel) is a witch who has left her life as a baroness behind to flip houses. Can't say I've ever come across an urban fantasy series with a main character who buys, remodels, and sells houses! Super interesting and I think we've only begun to learn about Hel; there's a lot of room to dig deeper into her past and figure out what made her into the awesome chick she is today.

Hel's romantic interests are what really sol ...more

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Aug 03, 2020 mirba rated it really liked it

Shelves: speaking-animals, rh

Well written, light book, with an unexpectedly deep and detailed world building.

Liked it and will read the rest when I am in need of some light happy reading.

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Dec 18, 2021 ~Melissa~ rated it liked it

Shelves: series, ku-read, ku-borrow

3.5 stars

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Aug 01, 2020 Yasmin added it

Shelves: dnf

I’m not really feeling the characters at 67% and when it comes to the romance it just feels dry. There’s no chemistry just a hole lot of inner monologue of how great the main character is and how she’s different.

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