My favorite part of this book was the irony that Brie ends up with a lactose intolerant werewolf!

Felix is my favorite MMC in this series and I won’t be convinced otherwise. I love the demons assimilating to human society aspect of this story. The demons were so funny with their human love interests and learning the ropes of how to win them over!

Lemming writes her characters so well! Even her side characters have depth. Felix and Dante have my favorite bromance!

***thank you Netgalley for another Arc from this series!!***

These books are absolutely page turning, hilarious and spicy! Not to mention a main female character obsessed with monster romance books that makes for a hilarious subplot. I can’t get enough of this series and the jokes and puns and sarcasm. The sword in this book absolutely killed me. Great writing, great characters and fantastic world building. A romantic comedy you can’t miss out on.

A super quick and fun romance 🥰 the plot was fun - I wish we had more time with the main characters to see them grow together.

One of my favorite random series where you can immediately tell if the book is right for someone as soon as you mention the title. So much fun, fast-paced, and adorable while still steamy.

"That Time I Got Drunk and Yeeted a Love Potion at a Werewolf" is a wild and humorous fantasy adventure that's impossible not to enjoy. Kimberly Lemming's debut in the genre is an absolute delight.

Our protagonist, Brie, is a lovably clumsy cheesemaker whose love life leaves much to be desired. The story takes off when, in a bizarre twist of fate, she accidentally throws a drink at someone but misses, hitting a stranger behind the intended target. The punchline? The drink was actually a love potion. Talk about awkward! What ensues is a laugh-out-loud rollercoaster as Brie navigates the chaos that follows her accidental love spell.

The humor in this book is raunchy and unapologetic, and Lemming's fresh voice adds a unique and engaging flavor to the story. The characters, especially Brie, are endearing in their relatable imperfections.

Besides Brie's romantic mishaps, she's also busy running a cheese business and dealing with a bunch of demons who've set up camp in town. Just when she thinks her life couldn't get any more complicated, a lactose-intolerant werewolf appears, convinced that he's her fated mate. The resulting interactions are hilarious, and Lemming crafts an entertaining plot filled with witty dialogue and quirky situations.

The novel's light-hearted tone makes it a perfect escape from reality. It's a rom-com with a fantasy twist that doesn't take itself too seriously. So, if you're in the mood for a good laugh and a dash of the supernatural, "That Time I Got Drunk and Yeeted a Love Potion at a Werewolf" should be on your to-read list.