lola and the millionaires by kathryn moon

And while the life sounds exhausting more than anything else, I was fully in love with every character by the end of each book. The writing is excellent, KM doesn’t use the same turn of phrase over and over or any of the other petty things that tend to show up in these series. The spicy scenes are ¡muy caliente! and not for the faint of heart.īut, as much as I appreciate the explicit, these really do have very sweet love stories at the center. There’s a lot of people and they’re all driven by biological urges. I would be remiss if I did not warn that these are incredibly explicit books. My personal favorite in the series is Bad Alpha, mostly because of the detailed and exciting fight scenes (she’s a mercenary taking down the trafficking ring). Lola’s books involve serious PTSD and trauma processing and extensive flashbacks (that are printed in italics for easy skipping if needed).

There’s an overarching plot line of human trafficking.

I read a lot of books along this vein, this is actually quite the achievement.Īs sweet as the love stories are, the world is rough. KM writes alternating chapters in from various character POVs and each manages to have its own voice. Writing an RH series means each book has at least 5 MMCs, and she manages to make these men distinctive, their relationships with each other and the FMC unique. She’s an author I adore in general and these books are her best. Kathryn Moon’s Sweetverse is very very sweet. It’s a crazy rabbit-hole to fall down if you’re so inclined. There are a lot of different types of ABO stories, many that are much much darker than my preferred flavor of smut. It’s not shifters, just an entirely different sort of human. This came out of fanfic, and is generally an AU where people have biological designations similar to wolves with some interesting physiology and pheromones. ABO is a shorthand for Alpha/Beta/Omega romance, also known as omegaverse. In this series, most everyone is at least a little bi and there’s no judgment. (Because I know none of you are my mother)įirst – what is Why Choose and what is ABO? Why Choose is the new term for Reverse Harem, which in romance books involves one woman with several men. I just finished a buddy read with some romancelandia friends and I gotta share em with y’all as well. I’m excited about writing this because none of y’all know me! These are the books I comfort reread with a disturbing regularity, and they are the sweetest, filthiest Why Choose/ABO romances out there.

Lola and the millionaires by kathryn moon