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What am I reading? Smut, probably the kind that involve monsters 😗🏳️‍🌈

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Claimings, Tails, and Other Alien Artifacts (Claimings, #1)

Kissed by the Krampus (Monsters in My Bed #1)

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Taking the Knot (The Giving Place #1)

Sean Michael

Can a very human man find satisfaction with a demon? Matt is a big guy, tall, broad and muscular; he’s a man you assume is a top. Matt has desires, though, needs that he keeps hidden until the day when he sees his friend Don naked in the gym’s changing room. Don’s a big guy like him, and he’s wearing some very sexy, very intimate jewelry in places Matt has never even imagined possible and he’s… intrigued. Don invites Matt to the club where he met his Master and while Matt can’t quite believe he’s doing it, he goes along. When he arrives at the club, it’s one surprise after another, but the enormous man he meets there, who just might be more than human, gives Matt more than he’s ever dreamed of, or admitted to wanting. Blaze has been searching for his one special human, the one who can be his partner and return to the underworld with him. When he sees Matt, he recognizes the stud immediately for the one he’s been waiting for. Now he just needs to convince Matt. Can Matt and Blaze find happiness together being their true selves? Find out in this intense, hot as the hinges of hell romp.

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Can I interest you in Somnophillia?

by Babygotbooks

41 books

Fiction reads that include Somnophillia or its lesser known cousin Parasomnia.

Somnophillia: in which an individual becomes sexually aroused by someone who is asleep or unconscious.

Parasomnia: disruptive behaviors or events that affect your sleep. You might walk, talk or make physical movements to act out a dream or sleep sexing.

Check for content warnings by book. There is a large variety of books and situations involved.

Recommendations always welcome.

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Thoughts from 3% (page 11)

His face was a warm, dirty street lamp, and my eyes were stupid, stupid moths.

💙💚 Claude looking at Sonny on the train!

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Jul 02, 2025

4.0

Enjoyment: Quality: Characters: Plot:

3.5 rounded up.

If you read my review for Skydive you’ll know why I was here. (Lactation & breeding kink) But what I got along side that was a HEFTY dose of degradation and humiliation kink. That’s NMK.
So I did enjoy double last name Davidson Sullivan becoming less of a grumpy sourpuss. I enjoyed Leo gaining confidence. It was a good book, just not amazing.
I don’t think I’m going to continue on because I want characters we’ve already been teased with getting a story. Instead of unknown characters.

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Roe Horvat

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The Human Santapede

Adam Millard

Santa Claus is coming to town...at least, that was the plan, but now his elves have started going missing, kidnapped by some insidious figure in a black cloak, and despite the magic swirling about the place, the toys aren't going to put themselves together. So begins a terrifying game of cat and mouse as Kris Kringle searches The Land of Christmas for his abducted minions, unaware that he is to play an integral part in his foe's plans. Krampus is pissed at Santa after lending him his snowblower and never getting it back. His punishment? To build a Human Santapede long enough to stretch around The Land of Christmas, and at its helm, the jolly fat man himself. Can Santa - aided by his best foreman, Finklefoot - get his elves back, defeat Krampus, and save Christmas before it is too late, or will Krampus succeed in creating the ghastliest single-file organism the North Pole has ever seen? Ho-Ho-Holy Shit, things are about to get messy...

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Unhinged (Necessary Evils, #1)

Onley James

Adam Mulvaney lives a double life. By day, he’s the spoiled youngest son of an eccentric billionaire. By night, he’s an unrepentant killer, one of seven psychopaths raised to right the wrongs of a justice system that keeps failing. Noah Holt has spent years dreaming of vengeance for the death of his father, but when faced with his killer, he learns a daunting truth he can’t escape. His father was a monster. Unable to ignore his own surfacing memories, Noah embarks on a quest to find the truth about his childhood with the help of an unlikely ally: the very person who murdered his father. Since their confrontation, Adam is obsessed with Noah, and he wants to help him uncover the answers he seeks, however dark they may be. The two share a mutual attraction, but deep down, Noah knows Adam’s not like other boys. Adam can’t love. He wasn’t born that way. But he refuses to let Noah go, and Noah’s not sure he wants him to. Can Adam prove to Noah that passion, power, and protection are just as good as love?

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Romance readers: what do you consider SLOW BURN?

A question for all genres of romance readers (contemporary, romantasy, second chance alien romance murder mystery, whatever)....

Do you judge slow burn-ness based on when ATTRACTION forms, or when two characters admit feelings to each other/actually get together?

I'm writing a review for a book I recently read, and I started to describe it as slow burn but then second-guessed myself. In this book, the characters start to feel some begrudging attraction very soon after meeting (I wouldn't describe it as insta-lust, but more like an "I hate you and it pisses me off that you're kinda sexy so I'm trying not to think about it" kinda way), but they don't actually get together until, like, 80% through the book. It's not until a little bit before then that they slowly start to realize they have actual feelings for each other and it's not just physical attraction. As I was reading it, it felt like a slow burn (you may have seen me post something along the lines of "UGH WHEN ARE THEY GONNA BANG"), but now as I think back on that attraction at the beginning....I'm not so sure.

I know "slow burn" has kind of become one of those phrases bastardized by marketing to the point that it has hardly any meaning anymore, but I'm curious about how other people would judge the scenario I presented. How do you judge a slow burn? Are you one of those people that thinks a slow burn means they can't get together, like, at all in book 1? Do you think it depends on what genre of romance you're reading (e.g., contemporary vs. romantasy)?

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