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Book Review of Must Love Lycans (Broken Heart, Oklahoma, Bk 8)

Must Love Lycans (Broken Heart, Oklahoma, Bk 8)
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Helpful Score: 3


This was by far the best Broken Heart novel. It was funny, touching, with a bit of mystery thrown in. It had been a while since I read the last Broken Heart novel so the glossary in the back was really helpful to refresh my memory.

Kelsey was a great character. I am glad Bardsley didn't make her dark because after what she has been through she really could have been morbid. I just loved the way Kelsey dealt with things: smother everything with overly sickly sweetness. So many of her antics made me laughed. At one point, it did get a little too much but just as I thought it needs the stop the scene moved on. I was curious to know what happened to her "mother."

Damian and his brothers (Drake and Darius) were always my favorites next to Gabriel from the series. So I was doubly excited that it was their turn. I loved the lighter side of Damian that we never got to see in the other novels. If you can't remember he was the serious one out of the triplets. I can't wait to read Darius's story which I hope will be next and I even want to revisit Jarred.

Bardsley added three pretty unique mythologies of lycans. I really enjoyed that and it made sense that there would be different types of lycans out there.

The writing style is a mixture of Kurt Vonnegut and Mary Janice Davidson. You have to read it like you are listening to someone talking like a normal person rather than proper English. So if you can't stand stray thoughts or incomplete sentences, this isn't the book for you.

I'm not always a huge fan of Broken Heart novels. I adored some of them but I did give not so nice reviews to a few. This one was worth the read. It was fun and easy. Very silly and I loved it.