Editor's Summary

A delightful read that will keep you hooked from start to finish. Engaging dialogue, interesting story, and well-developed characters make this book a masterpiece. The humor is top-notch, and the pastel scenes are tastefully done.

Book Review: 'Kings and Monsters: The Chess'

This book is one of the few erotic novels that will keep you hooked from start to finish. I'm thoroughly impressed!

About the BookBook: Kings and Monsters: The Chess

Year: 2025

Genre: Tamed Horror Gangsters

SynopsisThe story revolves around a devil with an Irish accent and piercing blue eyes, who harbors a deep-seated hatred for the protagonist. He accuses her of everything from inciting war to forming alliances with his enemies and causing the death of his people. The protagonist is innocent, but the devil needs a piece of her flesh. Consumed by a thirst for revenge, he kidnaps her and turns her into his captive. However, they soon realize that there are desires stronger than revenge. A battle ensues not only for power but also for the heart. Who will emerge victorious in this game of cat and mouse?

OpinionThose who enjoy erotic novels will know that each heroine has a good girl persona, a best friend who's always there to save the day, and a penchant for speaking before thinking. They love to party and have had numerous partners, often more than a taxi driver has clients. Typically, the heroine's story is followed by her best friend's story. This book is a continuation of 'Kings and Monsters: Venom.'

Why I Loved 'The Chess'This book is a masterpiece. The dialogue is engaging, the story is interesting, and the characters are well-developed. The piquant scenes are tastefully done, neither too sweet nor too explicit. The pacing is well-balanced, making it impossible to get bored. The dynamics of the story are expertly woven, keeping you engaged until the very end.

CharactersThe heroine, Sloan, is a yoga instructor who eats healthy food and often gets bored. She's a free spirit who doesn't get intimidated by gangsters with guns and violence. What makes her appealing is her language – she's funny and witty. The dialogue in the book is more engaging than the story itself, which is a rare feat in this genre.

The hero, Declan, is an Irish mafia lord with blue eyes. He's fierce but has a soft spot for the heroine. He's the only man in the book who can tame Sloan and see through her façade. He's a complex character who evolves throughout the story, becoming more mature and intelligent.

HumorThe humor in this book is top-notch. You'll be laughing from the first page to the last. The author's use of humor is impeccable, making it a delightful read. I listened to the audiobook and couldn't stop smiling for hours. My friends thought I'd lost my mind!

Pastel ScenesThe pastel scenes in the book are tastefully done. They're not too sweet or too explicit, making them enjoyable to read. Unlike some books that focus too much on sex, this one strikes a perfect balance.

VerdictThis book is a must-read, especially for fans of the genre. Even if you're not a fan of the story, you'll enjoy the humor. I highly recommend it, and you can decide for yourself whether it's worth reading.

Featured FAQ

What's the book about?The story revolves around a devil with an Irish accent and piercing blue eyes, who harbors a deep-seated hatred for the protagonist.

Who are the main characters?The heroine, Sloan, is a yoga instructor who eats healthy food and often gets bored. The hero, Declan, is an Irish mafia lord with blue eyes.

Is the book explicit?The pastel scenes are tastefully done, neither too sweet nor too explicit.

Is the book funny?Yes, the humor in this book is top-notch. You'll be laughing from the first page to the last.

Is the book a continuation of another book?Yes, it's a continuation of 'Kings and Monsters: Venom.'