I'm in Love with Mothman

Was Heather kind of annoying at times? Yes, but personally I thought it read as immature more than anything else and I certainly wasn't the most emotionally mature at that age so I can't judge. I did like her enthusiasm for her fashion choices and coffee and by the last page I really liked her. I liked that Moth's thinking was actually somewhat alien not just in the underdeveloped human way.

I bought this book because a certain scene with a tablecloth and I am pleased to report that the scene in question was absolutely as delightful as I thought it would be.

Though I'm not typically drawn to fantasy and being picky with romance in general, the minute I heard the title of this book I knew I needed to read it. I dived in head-first and had such a fun time reading — it was certainly a break from my emotional literary kick!    @HoneyBeaLatte is burnt out from the influencer life. Her nervous breakdown results in buying/moving into a secluded cabin in the woods in an attempt to unplug. The next thing she knows, she has a monster living on her couch — at least that's what the locals call him. @HoneyBeaLatte aka Heather isn't so sure that's what he is, but maybe that's because she finds this ‘creature' wildly attractive.    If someone had told me I'd genuinely enjoy reading a ‘monster' romance I would have backed away slowly. It's not my thing, but there is something about Mothman stories that I find fascinating. I like the way he was portrayed here. I can take or leave the romance honestly. It was all about Moth for me. I'm excited for book two!