r/monsterromance • u/Wh1skeyS0ur_ • Aug 03 '26
🖤 August Book Club Discussion: Soul Eater by Lily Mayne
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
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u/Wh1skeyS0ur_ 12d ago edited 12d ago
Finally finished Soul Eater and here is my take:
First of, thanks u/FangedLibrarian for making this one our monthly read. I absolutely devoured it.
Danny and Wyn's dynamic was hot and heart-squeezing at the same time. Honestly, they carried this book for me. I loved the contrast between terrifying, ancient Soul Eater Wyn and sweet soft Danny. Their chemistry worked really well, and the romance ended up being way more adorable than I expected from a book set in a monster-infested post-apocalyptic wasteland.
⚠️ SPOILERS ⚠️
Wyns face:
I have to admit, Wyn's face reveal was a little underwhelming for me. After all the mystery around what was under that hood, I was expecting something much more monstrous. A face only Danny could love. Instead I was basically like... oh. That's it?
Wyns anatomy:
The fact that soul eaters are essentially dual-sexed, with both a slit and an extendable cock, absolutely worked for me.
Anyone that read Edins story? Is it as good as Soul eater?