Psycho Beasts” the third novel of the “Cruel Shifterverse” series opens following the escape of Sadie and her crew from the Fae realm. She's incredibly tiny - she has "such a small waist" and the guys alternate between being concerned for her welfare and lusting over her malnourished frame. the only time she is strong is when she turns off her emotions and goes "numb" which I initially thought was a good metaphor for dissociation but now I'm thinking it may have just been an excuse to make her a badass for like two chapters and a damsel in distress for the rest of the book. Avid Beta readers are not your editor or proof reader and don't expect them to do the grunt work. That's up to you. But they could have spotted a few fleas BEFORE you released the book and helped strengthen your story. Up close, his features were arresting: severe cheekbones, a sharp jawline, and slashing amber eyes that glared at me.

I love writing dark romance books set in fantastical worlds. Morally gray men, strong women, and magical discoveries only. I also spend all my time reading Harry Potter Fan Fiction ( By a lot I mean every single night before bed and most of my weekends lol *help*) . I would have to be blind and dumb to not be into him. He was physically the most beautiful man I had ever seen. The word psycho comes up 21 times over the course of this book. Using psycho as an insult is incredibly damaging towards those with mental illness and only adds to the stigma. I swear if I read another 20 something year old female main character either refer to herself, or her love interests refer to her, as “a little girl”, I’m going to scream. The “Cruel Shifterverse” series of novels is all about an awesome woman named Sadie and her friends.

The repetition is killing me. And I should have DNFed. But my stubborn ass was holding out (in hindsight useless) hope that it could get better. Dominant, possessive, aggressive, jealous heroes, submissive (but strong and sassy) females, sci-fi, mafia, dystopian, fantasy, alternate universe, medieval, erotic romance with edge, non-con, dub-con, bdsm, etc. Queer romance welcome. This is a group for readers and writers. So this book was addictive, funny and entrataining. I loved Sadie humor and general personality and all the boys vibes are on point.

Ascher: Ram shifter, also heir to the Syndicate, traitor, because he brings the alpha beasts including Sadie to the Fae realm As for the character I didn't really know any of them enough to even say that I liked them. The only character that actually had some fleshing out was Sadie and even her all I knew was the she was an ugly, abused servant. Which was mentioned many times. This series will definitely be a slow-burn, as there is no insta-love or insta-lust AT ALL. Sure the guys are insanely hot, and they are a little obsessed with Sadie, but they are all a long way from being on friendly terms. Jax and Cobra were already involved in a romantic relationship before Sadie came into the picture, so this might become something that is more a polyamorous relationship than a reverse-harem one? Honestly, I would not mind it at all as I think that Cobra and Jax are a good fit together.

He looked like an ancient statue of a marble hero, and his skin was so pale that his light-turquoise veins sparkled. There is also more than one realm, the two main realms in this book are the Shifter realm and the Fae realm. They are connected together by a few portals, and those portals are the places where the soldiers and alpha generals are situated because it's where the fae monsters enter the shifter realm to wreak havoc. An inky swath of hair fell around his eyes—a deep emerald that was darker and more vibrant than the coniferous trees in the forest behind him. In this work, we get to see each of the characters’ journey toward healing and personal growth. Jasmine Mas takes the time to build strong and sweet relationships and these bonds would help them, get through whatever life would throw their way and survive. Ascher is the newest member of the alpha trio, and he does not like Sadie. At all. All he does is bring her down and insult her, but at the same time, he is clearly obsessed with her and does not know how to deal with it.

There is currently a male on the cover one of the editions of Psycho Devils (cruel shifterverse #4), and that is the edition that comes up when you se There is currently a male on the cover one of the editions of Psycho Devils (cruel shifterverse #4), and that is the edition that comes up when you search the book on google. As for her inspiration, she asserted that she grew up reading Johanna Lindsay and was obsessed with her books. However, the book that change her life has to be James Patterson’s “Maximum Ride,” which she loved reading when she was in grade school. Jax, Ascher, and Cobra are going to be devastated when they discover my truth...just wait until they see my shifted form.She is a determined, resilient, and strong woman who goes through a lot but always remains determined to have others respect her even if she has her down moments. Psycho Shifters” is the first novel of the “Cruel Shifterverse” series of novels that introduces Sadie and Lucinda her younger sister. I have whiplash. Sadie has sooo many personalities. I feel like the author couldn't decide on how she wanted her MC to be and just changed it up every chapter. She is well known for her colorful language whenever someone pisses her off and she is never one to let anyone step on her toes. Even though she often has to deal with alpha males, she is a snarky woman that never takes shit from them. As if not being prisoners of the despicable fae queen is not enough, Sadie and her crew have to compete in the deadly Fae Games, where competitors fight and maim each other for sport.

They had been hoping that they would have some quiet time to deal with the events of the previous few months but that is not to be. As soon as they arrive in the realm of the Beasts, they are taken to the local don who runs the mafia. the idea and premise was interesting. it really had some promise! but the writing was terrible, all the characters fluctuated between totally intolerable and intolerable. none of them fleshed out, i had no connection to anyone. the writing was just so bad. the characters are unlikeable at best and two dimensional and predictable and misogynist and boring. ascher and cobra portray your classic women are objects to be used and a man that got hurt by a girl 500000 years ago so he hates all women tropes, respectively. when the execution is this poor and basic it adds nothing to the plot other than a couple brainless, sexist men in a story that is 3/4th's men and marketed to women. not sure how that one makes sense. The man had dark skin. Long braids hung to his biceps, and hundreds of chains and gold trinkets dangled from them.It was still weird to me. Cobra was clearly unhinged, Ascher was a hothead, and I had a homicidal voice inside my head. Jax was the calmest and least terrifying of all of us. and this is not a bully romance. this is an abusive roomate story. i think we are all going way too far with the bully shit, because honestly it was foul and awful to read, and actually embarrassing. who calls someone pathetic? is that American? Rage bubbled inside my chest, and I had to forcibly swallow it down. I didn’t give a single flying shit about the queen, the war, or other shifters. Authors, if you are a member of the Goodreads Author Program, you can edit information about your own books. Find out how in this guide. On top of that, one of our other MMCs also hates women. His hatred of women stems from years of abuse at the hands of a woman and he does not sink to derogatory language so that's.....good I guess. Pretty low bar to clear, though. His POV was full of things like