Women Who Love Monsters

A great book with many little stories from different authors. A few stories I was drawn to more than others while some I just did not care for. A few I hope will become actual novels like The Beast, The Vampire's Heart, The Ripper Letter. This book did a wonderful job with listing the stories by which author so you can easily navigate to whom you wanted to read or just read from cover to cover. Very short excerpts, stories, chapters of the book, and so forth that kept things on their toes but these 13 women sure stepped out of their comfort zone to see what it is like to love a monster.

A good collection of samples, a great way to find new authors to read. I liked a couple more than the others, but overall they were all pretty good.

Women Who Love Monsters is a collection of 13 examples of women stepping out of their comfort zone, and their species, to see if the ....grass is greener on the other side. I found myself reading the whole thing at once. There are some very short excerpts, short stories, chapters of books, etc. You never know what to expect when beginning a new title. Speaking of titles, the book has them all listed in several locations along with the name of each author, to make it easy to move around in the book if you choose. I appreciate that greatly from having experience with the lack of a way to easily navigate. My favorite entries were The Ripper Letter by Katherine Ramsland, After Hours on Bourbon Street by Trinity Blacio, and The Vampire's Heart by CB Archer.

I related so well to this book because it really captured my focus and made me fall in love with the main characters. I recommend that you check out this book as well as this author.

Judging by all the books about shifters, gargoyles and vampires to name just a few, a lot of women want monsters. This is a book of short stories that tell of women and the ones they want. There were several that I loved, that had different takes than I have ever read before. One story is about something we see many times everyday. A definite monster that we don't see until it's too late. The stories were great. I immediately went and bought books by the authors. Definitely a book to recommend.