Psycho Shifters (Cruel Shifterverse Book 1)

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Anyone could see they were perfect for each other, two sides of the same coin. Both loyal and protective, yet one was calm and kind, while the other was psychotic and evil. i'm honestly so confused as to how this has over a 2.5 avg rating let alone over 4??? how is that possible? I would have to be blind and dumb to not be into him. He was physically the most beautiful man I had ever seen. She is a determined, resilient, and strong woman who goes through a lot but always remains determined to have others respect her even if she has her down moments. The word psycho comes up 21 times over the course of this book. Using psycho as an insult is incredibly damaging towards those with mental illness and only adds to the stigma.

Psycho Shifters” is the first novel of the “Cruel Shifterverse” series of novels that introduces Sadie and Lucinda her younger sister.There are only a certain number of times I can read that the FMC is “small”, “short”(the FMC is “five and a half feet tall), “like a little girl (FMC is 20 years old), “scrawny”, “ugly”, “scarred”, “weak”, “breakable”, “a lowly servant”, etc. ESPECIALLY if those are the only words used to describe her, like no variations of those words, exactly those words. I read the word “gorgeous” to describe one of the LIs, a whopping THREE TIMES in 2 sentences. As the first-ever female alpha, she has to train with three other alphas and be part of a crew facing up to the fae queen who is interested in annexing shifter lands. If she does not die at war or at the hands of the fae monsters, she might just succumb to the hateful but gorgeous three alphas she has to live with. That's definitely the friendship we needed. It's not as well defined as I would have liked, but I love Aran’s character and I have huge expectations from the next book from him. I like the dynamic between them, especially the scenes from the party and when Aran shows his skills at fashion - just like a fairy godmother. A group for those who love romance couples that get "knotted" together. Who like their book boyfriends to have a bit of a monster side, and their hero A group for those who love romance couples that get "knotted" together. Who like their book boyfriends to have a bit of a monster side, and their heroines to be unique enough ( and strong enough) to conquer their hearts.

Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who help ensure the accuracy of information about books and authors in the Goodreads' catalog. The Goodreads Libra Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who help ensure the accuracy of information about books and authors in the Goodreads' catalog. The Goodreads Librarians Group is the official group for requesting additions or updates to the catalog, including: I mean, come ON. This was unacceptable. And it just kept going. Honestly, Ascher's POV made me want to vomit. The misogyny was staggering. I have never wanted to DNF a book past 90% than this book. I figured I had gotten through the bulk of the not good parts, again I WAS PROVEN WRONG. It had me considering DNFing although I had made it this far. I let my hatred show on my face. “I hate the fae queen and shifters equally. Why would I take sides?” Great. Here’s another Male Love Interest/Male Main Character who calls ALL women except, you guessed it, the FMC “sluts”. *insert eye roll here* “The “Cruel Shifterverse” series of novels is all about an awesome woman named Sadie and her friends. This series will definitely be a slow-burn, as there is no insta-love or insta-lust AT ALL. Sure the guys are insanely hot, and they are a little obsessed with Sadie, but they are all a long way from being on friendly terms. Jax and Cobra were already involved in a romantic relationship before Sadie came into the picture, so this might become something that is more a polyamorous relationship than a reverse-harem one? Honestly, I would not mind it at all as I think that Cobra and Jax are a good fit together. They had been hoping that they would have some quiet time to deal with the events of the previous few months but that is not to be. As soon as they arrive in the realm of the Beasts, they are taken to the local don who runs the mafia. He was like a statue of the sun god, like a painting of an angel from the rumored god realm, like an annoying bastard who thought he was hot shit." I love writing dark romance books set in fantastical worlds. Morally gray men, strong women, and magical discoveries only. I also spend all my time reading Harry Potter Fan Fiction ( By a lot I mean every single night before bed and most of my weekends lol *help*) .

The only problem, can I survive them discovering the secrets of my past? In the battle for life and death, everyone is so much more than they seem. She's incredibly tiny - she has "such a small waist" and the guys alternate between being concerned for her welfare and lusting over her malnourished frame. The MM romance I wasn't expecting to find in a reverse harem. But here it is, serving up the spice while we're waiting for ths actual RH to begin. The two of them are literally the Yin to each other’s Yang. the writing was just so bad. the characters are unlikeable at best and two dimensional and predictable and misogynist and boring. Per Goodreads guidelines, all members who join groups with adult content must be 18 or older. To be able to join you must have your full birthdate entered into your Goodreads profile. It is okay to keep it private via your settings.

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Jasmine spent her childhood and teenage years battling an addiction to romance fiction and ultimately gave up and decided to embrace it. She penned “Psycho Shifters,” her debut novel in 2022 and has since then penned several other works in the series. TLDR: This book is mysoginistic, transphobic and feeds into the stigma around mental illness. I absolutely do not recommend it.

As a servant, they gave me zero rights in the realm, but then they just dropped me off at a portal and expected me to fight for them? They were disgusting. They have to participate in a series of trials and pass if they are to be allowed to remain together and live as alphas in the city.

Ascher is the newest member of the alpha trio, and he does not like Sadie. At all. All he does is bring her down and insult her, but at the same time, he is clearly obsessed with her and does not know how to deal with it. There is an incredibly transphobic plot twist towards the end that was simply unacceptable and quite frankly, unnecessary. I don't know why the author felt the need to make things play out the way they did, when this could have easily been done without the transphobia. This doesn't happen until the very end, so you dedicate all of this time to this incredibly offensive book just to be hit with an even more offensive plot twist. As for her inspiration, she asserted that she grew up reading Johanna Lindsay and was obsessed with her books. However, the book that change her life has to be James Patterson’s “Maximum Ride,” which she loved reading when she was in grade school. It was still weird to me. Cobra was clearly unhinged, Ascher was a hothead, and I had a homicidal voice inside my head. Jax was the calmest and least terrifying of all of us. the constant repetition of certain words and phrases is really un-immersive and is like a factory reset to your brain while reading. eventually i was just waiting for the next time i was going to be forced to read the word 'sluts' or 'homicidal killing machine'.