Trolling for Love

By: BL Maxwell

Narrated by: Guy Veryzer

Looking for love isn't easy when you're an antisocial troll.

Gunnar has existed near the border of the monster world in the wilds of Iceland for centuries only straying into the human world occasionally out of boredom. He finds many of their belongings they’ve dropped while exploring. One of those items was a phone and after attempting to figure out how it works, Gunnar finds an app that intrigues him, Monster Match.

Flynn Davies has worked in the lumber industry since he was old enough to apply, but working in the woods can be lonely, and he spends more and more time scrolling the mysterious app he’s heard so much about. When he begins to chat with a mysterious creature, he wonders if there could be a perfect match for him that’s not human.

The past decade has been lonely for Gunnar, and he longs for someone to share his life with, even if that means changing his life. When he arrives at Elder Ridge, he quickly realizes how different life is here, but maybe the annoying human he’s been chatting with can help him learn more about this strange new world.

©2025 BL Maxwell (P)2025 BL Maxwell

Monster date apps exist!!!! Enjoyable

Trolling for Love by B.L. Maxwell is a wonderful match making romance for monsters. Guy Veryzer did an excellent job with the narration. The story is entertaining, romantic, comedy, paranormal, and more. Gunnar is a troll who is lonely but one day he picks up a phone someone lost and finds an app named monster match a dating app for monsters. Flynn Davies works in the lumber industry and is lonely too. He uses the same app and starts messaging Gunnar. They soon decide to meet. Will a relationship develop between them or are they just to different to coexist? I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommend

Grumpy troll meets guarded human, things heat up

Story: Gunnar, a solitary troll from Iceland, comes to the human world for a fresh start. He’s not expecting to fall for Flynn, a forest worker with a quiet strength and a protective heart. As their bond grows, so do the risks, especially when the human world proves less than welcoming to monsters. This is a heartfelt, grumpy/sunshine MM romance that blends heat, humor, and heart with themes of trust, healing, and belonging.

Audio: Narrated by Guy Veryzer, the audiobook brings Gunnar and Flynn’s story to life in a thoughtful and expressive way. His performance captures both the emotional depth and lighter moments well, giving each character a distinct voice. His narration is really enjoyable and the overall quality is solid. Whether you're listening for the first time or revisiting the story, this version makes for a cozy and engaging listen.

Loved it

I loved Trolling For Love and struggled to put it down. Guy Veryzer's voice really brings this story to life. The story is amazing and I enjoyed reading Gunnar and Flynn's story.

SO so good

Trolling For Love is part of the multi author Monster Match season two series. Each book can be read as a standalone but why not enjoy the whole series. This is the story of Gunnar a troll and Flynn a human who are brought together by the Monster Match App. This was just a fun cute read. I loved this book so much. There is enough of everything to keep the story interesting. BL Maxwell is an amazing author and I look forward to the next book she writes. If you get the audio narration, Guy Veryzer does a wonderful job of narrating this book. I can't wait to listen to the next book he does. I would definitely recommend this book and series.

Trolling for Love...OK

I started with the ebook first. I wasn't able to finish due to me losing interest quickly. Finn and Gunner's instalove I wasn't feeling too much. It was disappointing b/c I love monster romances and this one has a troll. I saw that the audiobook was available and thought I would like it better and well...I forced myself to finish. Really to see the outcome of how the evil character was defeated. The HEA was OK. Now the narration...I don't know...the narrator was OK also...a little draggy and dull. All in all not bad but not great either.

I received a copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.