Hmmmm....Well, that was fun but a bit unsatisfying.The ending was rushed and for me her relationship with the 4 guys was rushed too....and I usually like shorter stories!Dev is a Void, the scourge of the paranormal world. Like the rat in the kitchen. Nobody wants her, not even her mother. But really, her mother is a class A b*tch, so no loss there.She not had love in her life since she got her powers and her best friend, Reed is a human who doesn't know about the paranormal world. On a side note...

3 1/2✨ “You are more than just your Void. Perhaps it’s time for you to start living that way.” ᴡʜᴀᴛ ɪ ʟᴏᴠᴇᴅ :the world building & the different fascinating creatures were fun to learned about. even though lots of things weren’t explained too in-depth / with detail, and the school / academy aspect wasn’t strong, (wait, actually the classes that’s supposed to explain the history of this world we’re in were basically nonexistent. so no history lesson here, it is a short standalone book af...

I really liked the concept of this book. A Void is a paranormal being that can take away powers of other supernaturals. The main character is shunned from her society because of the fear that she can take away what makes a supernatural who they are. This had bully elements at the beginning, the 4 supernaturals trying to get rid of her from the school they are attending. BUTTTTTTTT.... Unfortunately I found that the insta love did not work for me. Maybe insta love is not the right word but the gu...

Wow! All I can say is wow! This book sucked me into its void and still hasn't let go long after I read the last page! From the very start, the authors sunk their claws into me with their beautiful writing and intriguing story line. The heroine is one you root for from the get-go and often wish she'd pull the villain card she was given. "Why was I always the villain, when all I ever tried to be was the hero?" But, alas, she had a good heart and good intentions despite what others thought about he...

RH Erotica StarsI’m not a mega fan of reverse harem bully romances. Why do I read them? Well, glad you ask, when it has certain elements and it’s written well, they are kind of enjoyable to read.There were a lot of things that were going for me in this book.1 – I liked that it’s a standalone! this is no draggy book. It’s a pretty meaty book itself, so you get a lot of character development.2 – It was actually hot. No, stupid slow burn RH. I can’t stand slow burn RH books. What’s the point right...

4.5 From now on if I see Coralee June and Raven Kennedy's names on a book, I'm just going to automatically purchase it. This is the third book I've read from this author duo, and I've loved every single one! Their writing is seamless, the stories are hot and intriguing, and I never want to put them down. They make an amazing team! Void is a paranormal reverse harem bully romance with an incredibly interesting heroine, Devicka, and four delectable heroes of various paranormal persuasions, Render,...

“You are more than just your Void. Perhaps it’s time for you to start living that way.”This book was hot AF, but not only that the story was so GOOD. Bully lite. Reverse harem. Paranormal. But not just paranormal, because there was new lore that I’ve personally never read before. The whole concept of a Void and what we learn about it is just so amazing and cool. Love how it ties in and works with the whole reverse harem of Devicka and her guys. I also loved that there were underlying messages in...

A book with tropes that I enjoy reading:
-reverse harem
-bully romance
-enemies to lovers
-childhood friends to enemies to lovers
-rejected mate
-girl with unique powers

Overall an awesome book.

So it’s a stand-alone.Just thought I’d warn those of you who, like me, can barely stand stand-alones.Get it? Stand? Lol.SO ANYWAY.It’s an RH stand alone.A decent one I might add.Though I do need to say that the first half of this book was much better than the second half.Devicka is a troubled teen with little love received who gets thrown into a school to learn about her powers.Then it becomes a hurried frenzy from boys-that-hate-her to eternal bonds. It is just one book after all.Let me throw i...

DNF @ 34%
Mea culpa I was suckered in by the great cover art. I knew it was a RH but failed to determine that it had a bullying theme. I’m not a fan of bully romances and find them upsetting.

I just don’t find humiliation or emotionally abusive behavior sexy. It’s worse when the theme includes some type of discrimination or speciesism.

Apart from the bullying aspect, the FMC was, simply put, a pushover. She lacked inner strength and self-confidence.

1: Why are we normalizing bullying?