Werewolves, Vampires and Demons, Oh My: Books 1-3

De: Eve Langlais

Narrado por: Chandra Skyye

A supernatural mystery with humor and romantic spice. If you're looking for a paranormal twist that will have you laughing out loud, then prepare yourself for Werewolves, Vampires and Demons, Oh My. This collection includes all three books in the series:

• Indecent Werewolf Exposure: It all started with a werewolf peeing in her bushes. Then a demon tried to kill her, but the final straw? Having to decide between two men. Or not . . . She might just keep them both.
• Mr. Peabody's House: A haunted house becomes the focus of a demonic investigation so Brenda teams up with a trio of werewolves to solve the mystery. But when the house eats her, can she be saved?
• A Demon Stole My Kitty: Witches are being murdered, demons are misbehaving, and her cat has gone missing. What's a witch to do? Save the world, of course, once a hot wizard gets out of her way.

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Eve Langlais (P)2022 Tantor

These are good listens.

The first two were ok, the third was, I thought the best of the three. The narration was good. Lots of steam, and I am not much into the harem theme. A small amount of humor and story amongst the steam.

Must be love

The narrator helped me understand the emotions behind the words. It was like the words came to life with Chandra Skyye's interpretations. I really liked the first and third books, but the woman in the second book was just too much for me, luckily she had three werewolves to handle her. Alistair, in the third book, was my favorite, and the tiny kitten was adorable.

Gratuitous scenes detracted from the story

Plot was good but gratuitous sex scenes periodically added throughout the dialogue detracted from the story.

good story

I enjoyed the book and the narrative was also good. I liked that they had the different voices for the correctors

Flirty and fun

Creative writing with lust and romance at the fore. Fun characters dealing with inventive problems and interesting magic.

Sex and mystery are inversely related

Interestingly, across the series the sex and mystery were inversely related, meaning that the time devoted to the demon mystery increased with each book, whereas the time devoted to sex decreased. For me, this meant book 3 was my favorite.

Another oddity was that, while the demon mystery spans the series, the MCs of each book didn’t really factor into the other books. If more effort had been made to bring all the characters together to address the mystery, this could have been quite the series. Instead, it’s just a trio of marshmallow fluff paranormal romances.

Random details that may signal this series is not for you:
⛔️ There’s F bombs, sex jokes, and detailed sex scenes (cartoony, but still detailed)
⛔️ The term “va-jay-jay” is used a lot, especially in book 2
⛔️ Despite the creature diversity, all nine MCs are white
⛔️ The narrator cannot pronounce inside “T’s” and “impor_ant” words may form a “pa __ ern” of aggravation, especially for the pet name of “ki __ en” which is used a lot.
⛔️ There no Table of Contents

🐺Ch1 Indecent Werewolf Exposure
“Normalcy is overrated”
In a kinder, smexier Handmaids Tale, the world is suffering a shortage of women. Reverse harem relationships are incentivized, even with tax benefits. Chloe, however, isn’t looking to settle down, much less settle down with multiple partners. Leave it to two sexy beasts to change her mind. There’s sex, sex, and, yup, lotsa sex. Oh, and a demon incident.

🧛‍♂️ Ch21 Mr. Peabody’s House
“Didn’t you hear what Peabody said happened to the priest? The house ate him!”
Brenda: “The real question is: Did the priest enjoy it?”
“You are one sick puppy, Brenda.”
This is for folks who like obnoxious, Anna Kendrick-style comedy. Brenda was a huge brat.

Sebastian: “Don’t you have any boundaries?”
No. No she doesn’t. Brenda had no boundaries.

Brenda: “So when does the debauching happen?”
Mike: “There will be no debauching”
Brenda came on like a woman in heat, ironic considering she’s the human in this MMMF romance,
or rather WWWH romance, with werewolves Nick, Dale, and Sebastian.
Despite Brenda’s best efforts, there’s less sex and more demon mystery.

👿 Ch53 A Demon Stole My Kitty
Willow: “What do you want?”
Alastair: “To offer an apology.”
Willow: “Does it include copious amounts of chocolate?”
Alastair: “um, no”
Willow: “Then it’s just words.”
Now there’s world building? And relationship building? Had to take a moment and confirm this was the same series. I was happy the mystery took center stage and fine with the slow burn and decreased sex, but I could have used a bit more humor. Still, all three books taken together were decently entertaining.

slow start but good finish

This was an imaginative, hot, and adventurous story. with good narrator Interesting back story with cool references to many different fictional species. definitely sexy spicy mix and each story flows into the next

Very good book ‼️

Eve Langlais is a gifted writer who just can’t write a bad book. This trilogy is great and should on your reading list.

Good Story

Good read and character development. Great flow from one story to the next. Enjoyed the adventures and love stories.

Fun set!

3 romances within 1 masterplot, the only thing to dislike is a missing book 4. I wanted more!