Trapped

I found this book unexpectedly amusing as an evening read. It's obviously an author of the beginning of their career as several people have pointed out this seems to be more camp funny horror than dark...say Buffy the Vampire Slayer vs. Stephen King's It, but if you know that going in, I think you'd probably like it. Especially if you're looking for something relaxing to kill an evening after work or school. As several other reviewers have pointed out, this writer's strongpoint is witty internal dialogue and I hope they continue writing if only to read more of this style.

I picked this book from Netgalley because of the cover and the description! The cover is freaky cool and how cool would it be to read about a human/werewolf/vampire?!

So here I am, three months later, a werepire, yet still part human and doctor. Okay, fine, I am not a doctor in the sense that you come see for a physical or something like that. I am a psychotherapist, also knows as a psychologist. I get to help patients work past their insecurities, anxieties, and other issues all while being two-third monster, mentally and physically.



Of course, since then I have found you can get this on Kindle Unlimited so there you have it.

Anyhoo, at first I was all over the place at how I wanted to rate this and how I felt about the book. I went from 3 to 2 and back to 4 stars. There are some annoying things with the main character but overall it won me over; mostly due to the fact that she has gargoyles (real ones) and she takes out mostly evil people. AND the werewolf/vampire thing. I mean I want to be a werewolf myself, but I digress.

This is a bit gruesome when she's killing someone so take that in mind if you don't like that kind of stuff.

There is a good bit of snark and just regular times which I found fun!

*And thank you to Netgalley and the Publisher for a copy of this book!*