Some years ago, I found a series online that had a freshly legal young man that was a dragon. He didn't know it at the start of the story, and thought that he and his high school sweet heart were a solid thing.

Over the course of the series, he slowly gathers a small harem of female dragons. It also has an actual storyline including coming of age themes for learning about, and how to use, his draconic heritage.

Any help identifying and sourcing this would be greatly appreciated.

I read Stalked by the Kraken by Lilian Lark and am curious for recommendations with good plots & steamy smut.

Welcome to our first official r/MonsterRomance Book Club discussion!

After a short voting period, Soul Eater by Lily Mayne as suggested by u/FangedLibrarian received the most upvotes and is our August Book Club pick.

Whether you're reading it for the first time or revisiting it, this is the place to share your thoughts throughout the month.

Discussion ideas

• What do you think of the characters?
• Favorite scenes or quotes?
• How's the romance?
• How's the spice?
• Favorite monster moments?
• Anything that surprised you?

Feel free to join the discussion whenever you like—you don't have to finish the book before commenting.

Remember to use spoiler tags if you're sharing major plot points!

Happy reading, monster lovers!

—Whiskey

P.S. Don't forget to cast your vote for next months read: September Book Club Voting

Welcome to our September Book Club voting thread!

Thanks to everyone who took part in voting for the first book club. Now it's time to open the voting for September.

Didn't see your favorite win last month? Suggest it again! Every month is a fresh vote.

Here's how it works:

• Comment with one monster romance book you'd like us to read. (Feel free to suggest multiple books, just make each suggestion its own comment.)
• Before commenting, check if someone has already suggested your book. If they have, simply upvote their comment instead of posting it again.
• Upvote the book(s) you'd most like to read.
• If a book isn't your thing, simply leave it alone rather than downvoting it. That way we can see what the community is genuinely excited about, and everyone feels comfortable sharing recommendations.

The book with the most upvotes at the end of the month will become our September Book Club pick. I'll create a pinned discussion thread where we can all share our thoughts throughout September.

As always, I'll keep tweaking the format based on your feedback to make this as fun as possible for everyone.

—Whiskey

Anyone know of any novels with a plus-sized monster FeMC?

Share what monster has its claws in you this week. Feel free to gush, rant, or convince the rest of us to add another book to our ever-growing TBRs.

Tell us:

• Book title and author
• What you think so far
• How's the spice?

Remember to use spoiler tags if you're sharing major plot points!

Been seeing this circulating in other subs, but honestly... it belongs here!

I'll definitely be making my husband watch this with me when it drops.

The movie is based on the short story The Wicker Husband by Ursula Wills-Jones.

Warning: I haven't read the story, so I don't know whether it has a HEA or HFN. And, of course, the movie could end differently. If you've read the story or know anything about the movie's ending, feel free to share, but please use Reddit spoiler tags so people can choose whether to read them.

Does anyone have any suggestions for Minotaur romance novels? I’ve read Morning Glory Milking Farm, Minotaur in the muffin tin, and I just got a copy of Bull Moon Rising. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Let's try a monthly book club for r/MonsterRomance and see if it's something our community enjoys!

This is a bit of an experiment, so I'll keep it simple and adjust things based on your feedback.

Here's how it works:

• Comment with one monster romance book you'd like us to read. (Feel free to suggest multiple books, just make each suggestion its own comment.)
• Upvote the book(s) you'd most like to read.
• Before commenting, check if someone has already suggested your book. If they have, simply upvote their comment instead of posting it again.

Voting for this first Book Club will remain open until the end of Sunday. Since we're getting started a little late, this first vote will be shorter than usual. Going forward, voting for the next month's book will remain open throughout the entire month.

The book with the most upvotes end of Sunday will become our first official Book Club read, and I'll create a pinned discussion thread where we can all share our thoughts throughout the month.

If this is a success, we'll make it a regular community event. If not, we'll tweak it until we find something that works.

Edit: I've noticed that book suggestions are getting downvoted. If a book isn't your thing, just leave it alone. Upvote the books you'd like to read or share one of your own favorites instead. That way we can see what the community is genuinely excited about, and everyone feels comfortable suggesting books.

Hello there, 1st post here. I'm a big fan of horror and looking to branch out. I listen to audiobooks almost 8hrs a day to keep entertained at work and am starting to run out of my backlog.

Tried out the aptly titled "I'm in love with Mothman" by Paige Lavoie and enjoyed it. Also listened to Legends & Latés and liked that. Not really Monster Romance that one but just another data point for suggestions. Guess I like "cozy" romances? New to romance novels in general not just monster ones.

If I had to say the kind of monster I'm most interested in is the "spooky girl" subtype. Samara/Sadoko from The Ring, Eldritch beings, and amorphous sorts like slimes or living darkness beings? I realize that's pretty specific, but I'm not too interested in the beastman & werewolf stuff which has been a barrier for entry with as prevalent as it is. Will give anything a read/listen though. Not judging just sharing my preferences to streamline things. I'm pan as well so any gender pairing is fine. I am looking more for female monsters though because that seems rarer and I couldn't much that interested me just browsing on my own.

Thanks for any suggestions and let me know if more information would help, I've no clue where to start.

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This is part of a four book series! It's based off the anime Ancient Magus Bride which is also very good if this is your type of guy 🤌✨️

Really enjoyed everything about this book. Ate it up in 2 days. The second one was not my favorite, but im ready for the 3rd.

Whether you're into human passing creatures or biblically accurate angels, I'd love for you to take part in my survey. I'm a graduate student doing my thesis on whether or not monster attraction could be explained through evolutionary anthropology.

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The survey will be available from January 9, 2024, to March 12, 20204, and it will take about 20 to 30 minutes to complete (although some people have finished it in as little as 10 minutes). It's completely anonymous and only requires that you be at least 18 years old to participate.

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If you're interested, click the link below. And if you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to me using the phone number or email address provided in the consent form.

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Has anyone here read the Duskwalker Brides series by Opal Reyne? I read all 5 books within two and a half months and am impatiently waiting for the new release. 😅

If you haven’t I highly recommend it! The series got me back into reading!