All I Want for Christmas is Utahraptor

The content warnings were chef's kiss and it was a really funny (goofy) story.

That being said, a lot of it felt rushed and some of the characters were just the goofiest of caricatures which was eyeroll inducing. We got a fair bit about Holly's world and about some of the charming (and not so charming) characters that live in it but fairly little relationship building between her and Rocky but I guess if you like your hunky dinos rather blank slate that could be a plus.

I might be the wrong person to state that but that was the most unsexy smut I've read and I've read some seriously questionable ones including Bagged by the Groceries... But my did I ugly cackle while reading about his meaty breath and taste.

The Christmas aspect of the story isn't that big of a deal and honestly without the title I wouldn't really have thought of this as being particularly Christmas-y. The religious aspect of it didn't bother me but, yeah, it's definitely there and sort of clumsy at the end.

My thanks to Netgalley for the opportunity to read and review this book.

I never thought I'd find dinosaur erotica wholesome but here we are. This was a quick, funny, cute read. Many of the metaphors and similes made me chuckle, and the dialogue was dramatic in an amusing way. There was only one sex scene, so if you're looking for a lot of dinosaur sex, then this isn't the book for you. It focuses more on Holly and her emotional journey, from realizing her current boyfriend, Thad, is an asshole, to rediscovering her love for her old high school feathered friend, Rocky the Utahraptor. 

Don't get me wrong, this isn't high literature, but I didn't see any grammar mistakes, and the whole world is creative in an amusingly unserious way, so I say pick it up if it piques your interest. 

Thank you to NetGalley and BooksGoSocial for the opportunity to review this book.