Morning Glory Milking Farm by C.M. Nascosta

However, the premise has brought so much attention to the book, so at least it’s attracting readers. I found myself laughing at times at just how absurd this premise was and what I was reading on the page – you’ll need a massive suspension of disbelief to sit through it. The majority of the first half of the book was literally just Violet learning the job, doing the job and getting good at the job, with lots of descriptions of minotaurs’ junk thrown in. I thought that a bit too much of the book focused on describing the work, usually in very explicit detail, which delayed getting to the romance aspect of this monster romance. That’s definitely the most batshit crazy part of this novel and something that not every reader will be comfortable with. So let’s address the whole “milking” thing. Are her feelings one-sided or is there something more there? Violet ends up not minding the work too much, except for the burgeoning feelings she has towards one of her clients – an out-of-her league minotaur. And that work entails milking minotaurs, aka giving handjobs to minotaurs to collect their ejaculation for use in a Viagra-like pharmaceutical drug. When she sees a job posting at the Morning Glory Farm, she decides to take a chance on it as it pays well, even if she’s hesitant about the actual work. Violet needs a job to help her pay her bills until she can find work in her chosen profession. I don’t think I can ever look at a glass of milk the same ever again. Morning Glory Milking Farm is my first monster romance, and I’ve got to say, it managed to be exactly what I expected it to be, but also unexpected in how sweet the romance was. What did I just read? After seeing this book EVERYWHERE on Instagram, I decided to give it a go. Links: Amazon – Barnes & Noble – Goodreads

Series or Standalone: Cambric Creek: Sweet and Steamy Monster Romance #1

Morning Glory Milking Farm by C.M. Nascosta