Dire Straits and Entwined Fates: Fanged Mistakes, Book 2
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Last update: 09-03-2024
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Julian
When did fake-then-real dating an ancient vampire become the easy part?
Casimir’s ridiculously sweet now that he’s conquered “the art of the flirt,” as he calls it. He tries hard to fit in with my family—if we forget about those silly threatening chocolates he sent my father—and he even makes me popcorn… okay, he tried. I know, I know, I’m just bragging at this point.
Everything is perfect until we stumble upon a half-dead vampire who is being hunted by someone. And I’m afraid the person hunting him knows all about Casimir’s history. Casimir has fought so hard to drive the darkness away, but we both know that he needs to bury his past… one last time.
Casimir
I never saw myself in a relationship, let alone with a pesky werewolf. He’s funny and sweet, has questionable friends, and phenomenal taste in dog bandanas. After five hundred years, I think I’ve finally convinced myself that I deserve this.
However, someone else isn’t quite certain I do. Julian has assured me that it’s time to move forward, but when there’s a masked man waiting in the shadows for me, I find it hard to ignore my past mistakes.
But I have something I didn’t have the last time I faced him.
Someone who loves me.
Dire Straits and Entwined Fates has a cheerful werewolf who seems to have an aversion to clothes; a vampire leader who overuses speedy delivery services; board games with a little too much exhibitionism; and animals that are too cute to be eaten.
Top reviews from the United States
Seeing all these characters brought me so much joy. I can always count on this author to make me laugh, but I'm also often tense and on the edge of my seat. This exciting dichotomy grabs my attention, creating a fresh and unique reading experience every time. I've got to say, I love it!
Julian and Casimir's relationship is still going strong. They play beautifully off of each other. Their interactions and those involving different characters are often ridiculous, but always funny. Even the stressful and dangerous scenes have elements of humor to make the bad times easier to take.
Flashbacks helped this particular storyline along by showing how much Casimir endured and suffered in his previous life. I felt so much closer to him this time, and seeing him open up more to Julian was lovely.
Julian and his clothes optional scenes kept me giggling. Between those and "The Many Faces of Gustov," I kept a smile on my face.
There are many sneaky laugh-out-loud moments to go along with the more obvious ones. And the many action scenes had me hyperfocused and wound up as I waited for the resolution.
DSEF is an entertaining read that I hated to see end.
I look forward to more from this author.
This one does have some heavier parts though, as Casimir’s past has come back to haunt him. He, and the rest of who associate with him, are in danger.