His Human Socialite

Monsters Love Curvy Girls, Book 7

By: Michele Mills

Narrated by: Patrick Zeller, Elyce Anthony

I’m on a blind date with a Hyrrokin named Idun Grindstone.

Noooo. This will never work!

How can a human who is set to gain a significant inheritance have anything in common with a foul-mouthed, satanic-looking security specialist? Smoke regularly wafts out of this guy’s nostrils and his shiny barbed tail juts out in the air behind him as he prowls across the military hanger. But…I’m enchanted with Idun’s deep voice, his massive bare chest, and (swoon) those epic thighs. This Hyrrokin is a handsome red devil and oh so touchable. And I want my tongue in his mouth, immediately.

Unfortunately, Idun thinks I’m a spoiled, irresponsible party girl and he wants nothing to do with me.

*eye roll*

Party girl? He must have me confused with my twin sister.

And then the Hyrrokin mafia kidnaps me and I’m held for ransom. And when Idun finds out, he activates his team at Molten Lava Security and all hell breaks loose. And that’s when I discover how much this fiery ex-soldier really cares about me—despite his protestations. Ha!

©2022 Michelle Mills (P)2022 Michelle Mills

Terrible narration

I usually love this series but I couldn't finish this book. I couldn't concentrate on the story. The narration was all over the place. An individual character could change accents multiple times in a conversation.

His human socialite

Loved the story of this Hyrokkin Idun grindstone and Jada. But the woman narrator reading the male part sounds to me the Cookie Monster. I am sorry I couldn’t help think it. Jesus I must be a Juvenile thinking this.

Not for me

Couldn’t finish the audiobook. Not sure if it was the story or the performance that made it difficult.

3.5 Stars

This is a fun series to pop into when I'm not really feeling anything in my library. It's like coming home. The stories are fun, in an over the top way, and the audio narration is always outstanding. This one felt a little fast to me, like it had barely started, and we were already at the end, I'm not sure if I wasn't paying attention (see previous mention of my reading mood) or if it didn't have the same development as the other books. It was still good, and I'm kind of curious about the sister's book, but I'll probably stay with this series until the end, before hopping over to read it.

Female Narrator Ruined It

I’m trying to power through because I actually paid outright for this book. But the female narrator ruins it! She is monotone and can’t stick to an accent or do multiple voices. If there’s two females on her part, good luck trying to figure out who is who. Skip this book and read the ones before this instead