I was excited to be gifted this arc from netgalley because I just loved the premise and the look of the cover.

The good: Very quick read - if you're looking for a straightfoward story with very little twists and turns this is your book. May be a great easy read if you're in a book hangover. It's got fantasy and romance, with a little action thrown in. The friends of Wella are great - and I love this aspect of it!

The Bad: It's very fast burn - if you want that sort of thing then this is good. There is very little drama or dimension to their relationship other than falling for each other. (or being pulled toward each other). Wella takes everything as it comes and has very little 'reaction' above the normal cry and that's it. Again, it's fast paced so keep that in mind.

Overall, very sweet cute fantasy that kept me entertained for a few hours.

Tropes: Soulmate type relationship, Opposites (Vampire/witch) attract, Great Friendships.

Spice - 3/5
Story - 3/5

his was my first Stacey Kennedy and I throughly enjoyed it. Poor Willa has been outcast by her witch coven and finally is able to find her home in the vampire city of Charleston. She opens a book store, befriends two fantastic vampires named Finnick and Gwen, and is a happy dragon mom to a loveable Ambrose. One day her world turns on its head and she finds herself seeking the help of Warden of Charleston Killian. This was a very fast paced book, that I finished in one day. The characters are superb, the chemistry is sizzling and the storyline will keep you on your toes. I am already eager for the 2nd book and will be picking it up on pub day for sure.

Thanks to netgally for the Arc.

Fast paced, fun characters and a dragon! Enjoyed this book. I definitely would read the next in the series. Why not 5 stars then? For some reason the romance part just didn't work for me. It felt off. But read this anyway. Thanks #netgalley for the eARC in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are mine.

I don't even know where to begin. I loved everything about this book! This story had everything I could possible want! Witches, a hot vampire, family, amazing friendships, a bookshop, steamy romance and A PET DRAGON! From the first chapter, this story just drew me in and I read it in one sitting.

We follow Willa, a witch who never came in to her power and was sent away by her coven. She opens a bookshop in a vampire town and leads a quiet life with here friends and her pet dragen (who is just the cutest thing ever!). Her quiet life turns upside down when she is suddenly attacked by vampires and she somehow accidentaly calls out to the vampire Warden of the town for help. She doesn't know why they where after her, but we start to suspect there is more to her than meets the eye.
There are so many elements to this story that wil keep you flipping the pages from the hearwarming romance, the found family and the lingering dangers that follow Willa.

The story ends up in a place that will leave you content, but we still get a hint of what is to come next. I cannot wait to get my hands on the next book in this series!

I recieved this book as an ARC through NetGalley, but I will absolutely be buying a physical copy when it comes out. I want this series on my shelves for sure!

In a world where vampires, witches and humans live side by side after a bloody war culminated in a peace treaty, a young witch called Willa who has no power runs a book shop in Charleston- a city belonging to vampires.
But then one night she's kidnapped by one of her customers and blacks out after mentally screaming for help.
When she wakes up, she's on the couch of the gorgeous, but stone cold Killian who is a vampire and warden of Charleston.
He claims she called him for help, but how since she has no magic? And who kidnapped her? What do they want with her?
This goofy, sweet mystery has more than a hint of romance. It's so much fun to read if you want something quick and easy that will make you laugh and smile.

Willa is a super adorbs witch and this book was quite the adventure. I enjoyed it and the fast pace of the story. I loved the romantic storyline between Willa and Killian. Warning: Contains dragons, witches, and a dragon! i gave this 3.5 stars!

I quite enjoyed reading this. It was extremely fast-paced, we got straight into the plot, things were moving right along. This did mean, though, that there was barely any character development happening, and we hardly got the chance to engage/ connect with the story. The romance was fine but a bit too 'insta-love', again, there was no development between them- just straight up wanting each other. Despite the blurb, this was not a forbidden romance, there were zero obstacles for their relationship. Some of the book was predictable but it was still light-hearted and fun.

I love witchy love stories, and if the author adds vampires to it, you've got me. These characters made me fall in love with them, mostly for their belief in the sacred love between souls.

Such a good and fun book to read, it gets at least a couple of smiles out of you. I just can't wait for book 2.

📑This ARC was granted to me through NetGalley and approved by Xpresso Book Tours in exchange for an honest review. Thank you!

Alright, so I’ve mentioned before that I am not a “judge a book by its cover” kind of reader. That’s still true, but I have to confess that certain covers catch my attention and one of those types of covers include the cute cartoony ones. Ridiculous I know, but it is what it is. So, when I saw this one I couldn’t resist checking it out. The story is just as cute as the cover suggests, but there’s a lot more to Willa and this story than the cover reveals.

There are a lot of twists and turns in What the Fang and it turns out that nothing is quite what it seems and at times it’s hard to figure out who Willa should trust. One thing she does know is that someone is after her, she just has to figure out exactly who and more importantly why. She’s also determined to keep those she cares for safe, whether they like it our not.

I adored the story, I loved the supporting characters as well as Killian and Willa, the romance was as heated and intense as it was sweet, the action never really slowed down and as a bonus, the story included an adorable dragon. ❤ The only issue that I had was that the world building seemed to come in spurts. All things considered, that was minor because I really liked where this story ended up and the fact that there’s obviously more to come made it even better. Needless to say, taking a chance on that cute little cover paid off and I can’t wait for the Undead Ever After series to continue.

**Thank you to NetGalley for this eARC in return for my honest review**

What's not to love? Witches, Vampires, and an adorable little dragon?

Stacey Kennedy had me hooked from the very first sentence.

This story starts out in a little bookshop in Charleston, owned by our main, a witch, named Willa.
Banished from her coven for having no powers she moved here to own a bookshop in a town full of vampires.
Things get heavy when she's attacked and the warden vampire of Charleston, Killian comes to her rescue.
Adventure and turmoil ensures.
Why is she being attacked?
Who is attacking her?
And why is she undeniably attracted to Killian?

I don't blame her, he's attractive, who wouldn't want to be with - that.
I enjoyed this story and found myself intensely involved in her story and wanted to know every twist and turn of this little adventure.
I was not disappointed and highly recommend this read!
Definitely worth the 5 stars!

This was read thanks to NetGalley,

I loved the character and their development and how good they interacted and how well set is this world, highly recommended.

I was thankfully gifted this ARC and aren’t I glad I was. This was my first Stacey Kennedy book, but she was far from unknown to be after so many people fawn over her books and I can see why.
This book has it all: a quirky main character who is comfortable in herself and who she is and the main love interest who sets you blood boiled and heart racing with the two best friends a gal could ask for.
But the story wasn’t just a spicy one between these two, and trust me there is spice, but also a twisty plot that unfolds brilliantly. I cannot wait for book two!!

Oh what fun! This tale tells of a young woman who is different. She’s a witch with no powers living in a town run by vampires. Through this story she finds herself and love. A fantastic romp of self discovery.

I absolutely loved this story! The characters are great and I was drawn right in. There's a little mystery, some suspense, sexy romance, and a unique twist on the paranormal genre. I'm excited for book two!

I always enjoy books by author Stacey Kennedy and What the Fang, didn't disappoint!

This book is the perfect balance between fantasy, wholesome characters and spicy romance. "What the fang" tells the story of a witch without powers who lives in a vampire city with her cute cat-dragon (he reminded me so much of my little demon cat). She owns a bookshop (my dream job) and lives a quiet life until vampires start attacking her.

What the Fang? is a quick read with less than 200 pages. It centers around Willa who is a witch that was banned from her coven for not coming into her powers. She also has a small dragon companion that is like a dog. The characters were likeable and the story kept me entertained.

Initial Thoughts/Expectations: As a fan of a few of Stacey's other books (she's got a HUGE catalog, and I'm not quite caught up yet), I expected to find the same fun, easy writing style and engaging characters. I hadn't read any paranormals by her yet, so I was super excited to jump into this one.

What I Loved: Can I just say "all of it"? That's a thing, right? LOL! I really enjoyed that it was an "open world" story. The supernatural characters were just there, without the added stress of having to hide themselves from society. I loved Willa and her besties... their ease with each other and their banter. I loved Ambrose!!!! <3 I loved how calm and steadfast Killian was. Even when he didn't quite know exactly what was happening, he still managed to seem in control of things.

I loved Willa and Killian together. Even though it happened very early in the story, it didn't feel awkward or rushed to me. And one of my very favorite things was that once they were together, they were together. All of the conflict came from outside sources. They were solid. <3

I was a bit worried about the first major "reveal" in figuring out Willa's situation. What the cause was, and who was behind it, but ended up really loving how Stacey handled it. I laughed every time her friends were "summoned" to her side, and the immediately following "oops" factor!! As much as the ending started to get a wee bit predictable, there were a couple of cool surprises I totally didn't see coming!! And did I mention how much I love Ambrose?? <3

What I didn’t Love: *crickets*

Final Thoughts: As expected, Stacey Kennedy delivered a fantastic paranormal romance that had me fully engaged from page one. The characters were fun and easy to relate to, and getting to meet them was a perfect way to spend an afternoon. I can. not. wait. for December to continue their story!!

Thank you to netgalley for providing me with a free E ARC in exchange for an honest review.

What the fang? Offers a fun take on an old concept, that of witches and vampires living among (to an extent) humans and taking part in the modem everyday. Following the rare, magicless witch Willa who owns a bookstore in a vampire town, we journey into vampire politics and what appears to be a forbidden romance.

Except we don't.

Instead weare met with a bunch of supposed adults who behave like young teens, speaking in childlike-yet somehow smutty puns and dress/ behave like badly written fanfiction characters.

The story centres around a complete Mary Sue who's only flaw turns out to be her strongest power. Her relations with everyone around her are exceptionally 2 dimensional despite how often the author tries to tell us otherwise and the relationship she develops with Killian is too much, too fast and too unbelievable, even in a story where witches and vampires exist.

f you are looking for a quick, spicy paranormal romance with vampires that can fly, witches & a really good story, look no further than What the Fang? By Stacey Kennedy.
The main character Willa Farington has a bookstore & a pet dragon named Ambrose! Need I say more??
It was super fast-paced, full of action & showcases so much love with epic friendships, drama-filled family & a spicy new relationship.
I appreciated that her handsome vampire is an alpha male that wants to fix everything & help the heroine but he asks her what she wants/needs & allows her to choose how things are handled.
I thought the premise of their world & history was very interesting. Humans are aware of the existence of vampires & witches but because of their tumultuous history, with vampires & their need to feed, humans are leery. They’ve come to an agreement that there are three designated vampire cities which are Charleston, New Orleans & Savannah.
Because it was short, it ended really quickly but I loved how it came together & I can’t wait to hear what happens next!! December 2022, hurry up please!
*Massive thanks & appreciation to NetGalley & Stacey Kennedy for allowing me to read this awesome book!!

Extra details that I loved about the story:
Instead of taking one’s pet outside to go to restroom, she has to let him out to go fly! I was so amused by that.
“For fang sakes” is used, which I found clever.

This book is so fast-paced that everything felt rushed and hurried. The characters lacked depth and while the plot was promising and interesting, it was ruined because of the pacing. Aside from the pacing and characters’ lack of depth, the book was good and I did enjoy the world the author built. However, while I liked the book, I’m disappointed in what it could’ve been because it had so much potential. Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for this ARC in exchange for my honest review.