This was shockingly good?! All the guys were actually different from one another and had personalities instead of just being growly possessive bastards, which was such a change from usual. Hella enjoyable!

Greed (The Damning Book 1) by Katie May Rating: 4.5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5Spice:3/5 🌶🌶🌶*read trigger warnings before picking up this read* Wow. I cannot get over how completely hooked I was with the read. The beginning was a little rocky, but it was also a lot of info dropping, which was necessary. After that, I couldn’t put it down. The flow of this story was super smooth in my opinion. The emotions I felt were all over the place but I was totally here for it. A great start to a series I hope only get...

I'm deeply ashamed, because up until now I only read May's Supernaturalette series, even though I have loads of her books on my Kindle already. I knew that was gonna change this summer and when I read on Facebook that some people seriously e-mailed May to tell her that the guys in this book were so unattractive because of their disabilities I also knew exactly which book to start with. I mean, if you complain that there aren't enough characters with disabilities in books, you gotta check out the...

Read this thinking stupidly that a few sequels in the series were already out. So you can imagine my utter despair when I finished on a chiffhanger and there’s no sequels yet! Everything about this had ”me” stamped all over it. ✅ Strong yet witty FMC, trained as an assassin✅ Fated mates ✅ seven yummy and various supernatural love interests ✅ Multiple POVs ✅ Little fluffy but not overly so. ✅ Sweet and sexy ✅ Heavily romance based but still has a good plot I can’t believe I haven’t read this soo...

Greed kind of reminded me of author MC's from different series. I mean she was sarcastic and funny - which is basically a lot of MC's at this point. I did like Zara, which was surprising for myself because the rest of the characters were kind of meh.The romance part of this book was just okay. Maybe I need a break from reverse harem because I haven't been liking them that much. Plus the ones I do like.. I have to wait like 5,000 years for the next book to come out. Or it just never comes out and...

After reading The Darkness We Crave and the following books, I thought I would give the author another try.I liked Together We Fall but I loved the hell out of Greed.Oh, I see your brain working, you RH fanatics.Yes, the cover is purple.Yes, the title is one single noun.Yes, the heroine is a blonde.Yes, the book is hilarious. No, this is not a reheated version of Trickery.Z is a badass. She is an assassin, a real one, and a damn good one. She might be human in a supernatural world but she is one...

I reallyyyyy wanted to love this, but it was just ok. I loved the concept, but the execution--specifically in terms of the insta-love, writing, world building, stupidity, and character traits--interfered with that love.This book is set in a world in which each of the seven supernatural species embodies one of the seven deadly sins, and the humans are at the bottom of the totem pole. The book focuses on a human assassin who gets magically sucked into joining a government-sponsored fight to the de...

I can only say this book to me was a hot mess. characters and world just felt really two dimensional. I couldn't place when or where it was set. Was it in a future world where magic and supernaturals came out or is this full on fantasy land? but then why are they talking the way they are. and she didn't seem like much of an assassin it seemed to be more focused on building this mate bond thing and people just kinda dying in front of her. There was so much potential for this one for me but it jus...

Katie May caught me again! First with Gangs and Ghosts, and now with Greed..... the woman has talent, I tell you! On the surface, this series looks like it would resemble 'The Curse of the Gods' RH series, yet from the first 10 pages, you will quickly realize that there is NOTHING the same in this offering. Z reaches out and smacks you in the face, pushing herself onto the page and crafting the story around herself with a bloody purpose that is slowly becoming clear. The world in which the Night...

Just when you think Katie May couldn’t do any better she gives us this gem! It’s like Throne of Glass meets The Seven Deadly Sins and has a baby with RH! You’ve ensnared me yet again and I cannot wait for book two!