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This felt like only half a book, like there’s a sequel needed to actually experience the romance and them being together😭 Maybe it has something to do with the passing of time that was happening; we’d read two weeks passes, a month passes, “we talked weekly” or “we texted,” but WE, the readers, didn’t see any of this. AND I WANTED TO SEE IT. We only knew time had passed, without reading about any of it 😭 Felt like I was missing out *hmph*
Of course, he needs to be a bit bossy about it but the underlying respect is what’s important. As wild as the premise is, there’s a hook that isn’t just the sex. I thoroughly enjoyed this. I can’t quite say I loved this, not as much as the authors other books. Not because the writing is bad or the plot had holes or I was bored. There was none of that. I wanna live in Cambric Creek because these characters need a stern talking to to get this relationship going lolWell, that was interesting. Is anyone else a big fan of the enneagram? Because that dude is an enneagram 4 if I ever saw one; creative, moody, emotional, dramatic, sweet, feels like he's the most unique person ever, and no one truly sees him. I would not date him. He is a self-confessed manchild who is not ready to grow up. And the romance? Um I guess I liked it but I also was getting some weird vibes from it...I don't know how to explain honestly. I liked the start but it kind of petered- I mean they had some sexual chemistry but overall compatible...I dunno? I mean the h just kind of gives up her job, home, life and goals to just follow him around the world while he keeps living his carefree life and scrapping the baby thing all together. The slender moth still looked as though he were contemplating escape, his eyes casting about, his wings fluttering nervously. Set to be the first in a series, Morning Glory Milking Farm follows Violet, a perennially broke millennial in dire need of a new job. She’s drowning in grad school debt but there are no available positions suited to her skills, and gigs in coffee shops just aren’t paying the bills. So, she does what all humans living in a world where magical creatures are the norm would do: she becomes a milking technician at Morning Glory, a pharmaceutical base dedicated to, ahem, gathering important biological samples. It turns out that minotaur semen is a key ingredient in Viagra, so willing males can donate their ‘material’ for the good of erections everywhere. Violet’s job is to get it into the jars in an efficiently hands-on manner. During her regular sessions, she encounters a regular client who asks for her services specifically: he’s deep-voiced, tips well, and, even by minotaur standards, is f**king huge. Sparks, of course, fly. And other things. Mind out of the gutter, you weirdos.
It was an alright book but I probably wouldn't have continued with the Cambric Creek series if I read this before Morning Glory Milking Farm.
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There is a mutual connection between Violet’s favourite minotaur (whose name turns out to be Rourke) and herself and he makes a special request for her to be the technician he sees for his appointments.
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Moon Blooded Breeding Clinic is the 3rd book in the Cambric Creek series. I’ve enjoyed the rest of the books in this series and then whole community that has been created, but this book was just not it for me. I never skim read and found myself doing that a lot through this one because there is just so many unnecessary details and time spent.
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