Manhattan Smutty Book Club - The Trouble with Monsters by Grace McGinty
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The book for December is recommended by Elle - The Trouble With Monsters: A Creature Crisis Hotline Novel by Grace McGinty. It's a monster reverse harem book about a human woman who comes to work for a monster crisis center. The books is pretty new, so it is only available in print or ebook, not audio.
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Ok, back to The Trouble With Monsters:
The Trouble With Monsters is a standalone, why choose monster romance. It has heat and heart in equal measure.
. When creatures emerged from the hidden nooks and shadowy crannies of the world decades ago, they had one goal–to create a world where humans and creatures could live together peacefully, out in the open. And it worked, mostly.
. Despite everyone's best efforts, problems still arose, and that's where the Creature Crisis Hotline stepped in.
. Bridge troll blocking your commute to work? Call the Creature Crisis Hotline and they'll send a team to relocate him.
. Want to eat your annoying coworker because he keeps stealing your designated parking spot? The hotline will talk you through that rage.
. Accidentally bought a demon possessed teapot at the thrift store? Don't worry, a Creature Crisis Hotline Team will take care of it.
. So when Hailey's attractive Orc neighbor suddenly disappears, she listens to her gut and calls the hotline for help. Little did she know that one call would change her life forever, and the person the Creature Crisis Team would really save was her.
The book for each month will be chosen at the book club before. So come with your suggestions!
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