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Gloam (Monstrous, #4) Review



Book Source: Store 
Cross-post Review: Chantie's Goodreads Review
Type: Standalone Series

Starred Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

Spice Rating: 🌶/5

Gloam (Monstrous, #4)by Lily Mayne Review 


Was it wrong of me to be staring at a monster’s ass?  

When a book starts with this sentence, it is pretty clear the protagonist is a pervert. And from book three we were well aware of how perverted Rig was. The scared mechanic that would push through his fear of the darkness to help others despite gender and species. A rare specimen. I loved him. Even more than I did Danny. With Danny, it was curiosity and awe. Rig was relatable and adorable at the same time. I couldn’t help but fall in love with him along with Gloam. Enjoyed his perverted side. A lot.

Okay, so when a monster collector stopped by the camp Rig resided to capture Aury, the monster he and his best friend had helped, Rig noticed a few of the monsters she collected had been chained to her vehicle. He not only felt an attraction to the big monster with a cage on his head, but he also had the strongest urge to set him and his monster friends free. Thus, he started out on a lone-man mission to free the monsters from their wicked capturer.   

It wasn’t as easy as it sounded. The caring human had to jump through multiple windows to get what he wanted. Which made the victory all the sweeter. I cried with this one. Bawled my freaking eyes out with Rig. Sometimes blood means nothing but blood. Oh, how I know that more than anyone else. Never thought it would hit me like it did. But I would forever love the duo. They were everything I hoped they would be. The best in the series thus far.  

I kind of wanted the Seraph’s book before Moth but what the hell. We got what we got. I was here for the ride from the beginning. Might as well stick to it.  

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