My Boss Is a Grumpy Werewolf and I Think He Wants to Eat Me!
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[Siren Allure ManLove: Erotic Alternative Paranormal Romance, M/M, werewolves, bondage, spanking, HEA] On Cole Morgan's first day working at Prowl magazine he sends an innocent email to his friend, not realizing that all internal emails are monitored. It wouldn't be a big deal except for the fact that the email is all about his new boss, sexy werewolf Evan West. The email leads to an incredibly awkward workplace harassment seminar which just makes Evan hate him all the more. It couldn't possibly get worse, right? Wrong. Evan West has always had trouble controlling his wolf. He's worked hard to master the beast within. So when Cole Morgan walks in his boardroom and Evan's instincts go wild it causes him to automatically dislike the man. It doesn't matter that he wants to throw him down on the table, there and then, and take him in front of the entire office, the human is still annoying as hell. ** A Siren Erotic Romance
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2 primary booksGrumpy Werewolf is a 2-book series with 2 primary works first released in 2015 with contributions by Jane Wallace-Knight.
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Fun, sexy and quick read that was much better than what I expected from the tittle.The story takes place in some alternate world fairly parallel to our own save for the fact that werewolves are out and about and accepted in society after years of fear and discrimination. Cole is a human who has a werewolf BFF and through her he gets a job as a writer in a wolf owned lifestyle magazine. If we know anything about wolves is that once they catch the scent of their mates we're off to the races and it's no different here, however the writer does have nice voice and makes Cole funny, geektastic, and fearless even when he's scared out of his pants and Evan, the Wolf, isn't some macho mine mine brute but rather a guy in lust and later in love who tries to woo his mate in ways big and small. This is Evan upon first seeing Cole:“The moment the guy had walked into the room, though, Evan's nostrils were assaulted with his scent. It was a weird combination of sex and freshly baked donuts. It had made Evan want to f**k him and lick him.”Safe to say Krispy Kreme is ruined for me.Another Evan POV: “They had the image being modern-day werewolves. They did brunch and wore fancy suits, but deep down, they were wild things that could never be tamed.”I also liked that the issues had nothing to do with being gay or wether the couple acknowledged they had feelings for each other. In fact they had no issues but the normal “getting to know each other” and any conflict was external. I mean Cole doesn't even pull the demure “oh spend no money on poor little me” on the contrary, when Evan gets him a rather expensive gift this is his reaction: “He didn't exactly feel bad that Evan had spent what he was sure was a lot of money on him. He just felt like he was supposed to feel that way. In fact, he was actually okay with it.” How refreshing!So yea. I liked it. It had a bit of a [b:Twilight 41865 Twilight (Twilight, #1) Stephenie Meyer https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1361039443s/41865.jpg 3212258] vibe but way better and with adults. There were a couple of what I want to think of as typos but not enough to ruin the good humor of the thing.I would check out more stuff from this writer. ;-)
