Arrows and Apologies (Monsters & Muses)

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there was a plot twist wannabe at the end, but how can there be a plot twist when there’s no plot at all? Tropes within this book are dark romance, forced proximity, age gap romance, workplace romance, enemies to lovers, enemies with benefits, cat and mouse game, alpha male, breeding kink, possessive male character, etc. The secret/twist that comes out at the end of this book was the reason why it wasn’t 5 stars for me. I always think that the plot of these books isn't the strongest part, but it was entertaining to keep me invested.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. It’s the fourth book in the Monsters and Muses series and it’s based on the story of Apollo and Daphne. Miller is a USA Today bestselling author of adult romance with varying levels of darkness and steam. Now, that's okay since it's not marketed as such, however, I did have high hopes for the end of this series given how strong the first 2 books were. Alastair was much more then I was expecting from the glimpses we got in the previous book about his brother.Apollo and Daphne isn't a myth I'm well-read about, but I still really enjoyed the little easter eggs of the source material Sav constantly includes in these books. And I wish there was a bit more development from Cora and Alistair as well as development together as a couple.

Like I read 300+ pages of words and I literally can’t tell you the reason as to why Alistair had Lucien and Marshall (an employee of his) wanting to see his downfall? I loved the tension and chemistry between the MCs, the story itself was engaging, and it was really spicy but without overpowering the whole book. Thirty-six years old, bisexual, an avid hunter and self-proclaimed art connoisseur, working on reviving the economy on the island and driving it away from its reliance on real estate investments.Right, let's begin by saying that this book is NOT marketed as a retelling, however, is noted as being inspired by the myth of Apollo and Daphne.