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Works by Marina Simcoe

Call of Water (Madame Tan's Freakshow) (2020) 31 copies, 2 reviews
Demon Mine (Demons, #1) (2017) 17 copies, 3 reviews
Serpent's Touch: Part 1 (2022) 15 copies
To Love A Monster (2018) 10 copies, 2 reviews
Fire in Stone (2022) 8 copies
Somber Prince (Joyless Kingdom) (2024) 7 copies, 1 review
Tempted by Fae: A Midnight Coven Anthology (2020) — Author — 7 copies, 2 reviews
Experiment (2020) 7 copies, 3 reviews

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Summer Solstice Seduction (2021) — Contributor — 2 copies

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Wow, those fae promises in this book were a total rollercoaster! Let me tell you, Voron and Sparrow's relationship had me hooked from the start. Sure, Voron's hot and cold behavior was confusing, but that just added to the suspense. I gotta say, Sparrow's inner strength is off the charts. She's going through so much in this gripping story, and I couldn't help but admire her. By the middle, I was bawling my eyes out, wondering how the heck things could ever be fixed. But let me tell you, the show more author didn't disappoint! The resolution had me on the edge of my seat, emotionally charged and totally satisfied. This book knows how to tug at your heartstrings. The storytelling? Pure genius. It kept me absolutely thrilled from beginning to end. Trust me, you gotta read this one! show less


5 Stars
Arc Book Review
Release Date-11/10/18

OMG Wow Wow Wow!!!



Words cannot describe how much I bloody devoured this book: I read this in just one sitting so engrossed was I in the story unfolding before my very eyes.
This was a new author for me but as soon as the basic premise caught my attention here I was sold.
I have a soft spot for anything beauty and the beast related: even loosely, and so far I have been mostly disappointed.
Few of the stories I have indulged in have managed to live up to show more there namesake: with a few minor exceptions that is.
But "To Love A Monster" was absolute magic capturing my imagination from the very first.
So Sophie along with her boyfriend and casual friend manages to trespass onto Monsters isolated land: crossing his boundary line and alerting him to there unwanted presence.
In a mindless feral state, Monster attacks the intruders chasing them off: somehow Sophie hurt is left behind and Monster feeling remorse and also recognising Sophie as someone he has wronged in his shameful past decides to keep her safe: just until morning when she can be rescued.
Both deeply curious about the other an unconventional relationship of friendship and mutual caring starts to develop until an almost dependancy and rapport of sort starts to form between these two very unlikely lovers.
But this is not just a hearts and flowers type love story though we do get a HEA: it's so much deeper than that.
The road to this mutual happiness is paved with heartache and tears: past wrongs are just waiting to resurface tearing down the new walls of trust so recently built.
"To Love A Monster" is a heartfelt journey of forgiveness and redemption and I ran the whole gauntlet of emotions here.
I was aware Monsters current fate was mostly of his own making: I also understood how he had become the Monster inside way before it was visible to all else: My heart still broke for him though.
All alone isolated and suffering for all that time: he had paid his penance tenfold and I just wanted him to catch a break.
Sophie herself was like a breath of fresh air and I think Monster definitely learnt from her that there were people in this life that just are exactly what they proclaim: no hidden motives or agenda from her quarter just willing and wanting to assist for no reward other than the satisfaction of helping others.
She was unlike anyone his previously privileged existence had encountered before: her inner goodness was like a shining beacon of love and compassion despite her own personal issues.
Issues that Monster himself had unwittingly had a hand in.
This is one of the best fairy tale themed stories I have read to date.
This is one I really can't recommend enough: it was a magnificent endeavour that captivated me so completely.
Thank You to the Author for providing me with an ARC of "To Love A Monster" of which I have reviewed voluntary.
All opinions expressed are entirely my own.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm
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This has been an emotional whirlwind! This installment takes the whole interplanetary romance concept to new heights. Imagine this Earth-Voranian pact – human gals can tie the knot with Voranian dudes, but guess what? We can't have babies while they can. Professor Thormus, the scientific brainiac, jumps into action to change that, and that's where our leading lady steps in. Her journey to Neron strains her Earthly bond while sparking unexpected feelings for the professor. This book's show more emotions are all over the place. Sometimes, I wanted to shake the characters; other times, I cheered for their unique connection. The alternating viewpoints added depth, and the mix of spicy and sweet kept me glued. If you're up for an intergalactic romance with a serious emotional punch, this one's a must-read! show less
This book is a delightful mix of romance, adventure, and playful chaos! Invi, the Sin of Envy, is awkwardly charming and impossible not to love, despite his monstrous side. Nicole never expected to be kidnapped and thrown into a high-stakes race where she’s the prize, but here she is, navigating a maze with her heart on the line. Invi’s devotion to her is both hilarious and heartwarming, especially with his creative use of ducks! The story is lighthearted yet steamy, with just the right show more touch of danger. Add in a fierce competition, and I was hooked from start to finish. If you love monster romance with humor and heart, this is for you. show less

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