Tag: book review

I just finished The Demon’s In the Details by Meghan Maslow and I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I loved it.

Story time– I found this book via Facebook recommendation in one of the groups I follow. I looked into it and downloaded a sample for one reason: someone said the love interest is described as “a murder twink.”

I LOVE me some small, pretty, unassuming, could-kill-you-without-even-trying guys. AND I’ve read some of Maslow’s other books and enjoyed them. She has strong writing and a great sense of humor.

This particular story is a Rumpelstiltskin retelling. Not really one of my favorite fairytales, I’m not gonna lie, but Maslow took this story and completely redeemed it with her retelling. It stars a raven shifter and sometimes thief who is trying to protect his roost from an awful leader and the murder twink demon he is forced to ask for favors. It’s a bit mafia, a bit cheesy, a bit hilarious, and really steamy. If you’re into MM books, you have to check it out.