Claimed by the Cthulhu by Wendi Guff [Review]

Claimed by the Cthulhu (Monstrous Meet Cutes #2) by Wendi Guff
Format: ebook
Source: borrowed through Kindle Unlimited
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Date read: August 8, 2024

Monstrous Meet Cutes
1. Audited by the Anubis
2. Claimed by the Cthulhu - Paperback | Kindle
3. Inked by the Ithaqua
4. Bossed by the Boggart
5. Checked Out by the Chupacabra
6. Edged by the Erlking
7. Pucked by the Puca
8. Dared by the Dagon

Related Series:
(find all the books in the series on the 1st book review)
Monstrous Holidates
1. Moaning for the Monsters

Wendi Guff
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Synopsis (Goodreads):

MONSTER SPEED DATING—sounds fun, right?

Except my life as a marine biologist takes a slippery turn when I mistake a cthulhu for an octopus, only to find him seated across from me on date night.

Now, every time I turn around, he’s there.

Watching.

Winking.

Waiting until I succumb to his charm.

But I’m not ready for love. I have my studies, a mission to save the ocean, and a secret darker than the deepest depths of the sea.

Will Chaos claim me as his, or will I run from him like everyone else in my life?

Thoughts on Claimed by the Cthulhu: Marine biologist Marea mistakes a cthulhu part for a tentacle from a common octopus and ends up unintentionally giving Chaos a VERY happy ending. Given that Chaos has been hunting for his mate, this really isn't a problem for the big guy. Because finding your mate is a happy occasion and all that.

The downside? Marea's human and doesn't feel the pull like Chaos does. The upside, she's willing to give things a try (after initially running away from him...twice). But Marea also has some baggage to unpack and Chaos is working under a looming deadline and it takes time, a little patience, and cthulhu female willing to spill the beans to Marea before these two can get where they need to be.

No lie, Chaos is creative with his tentacles (ALL of them) and Marea is willing to try just about anything (as shown by her liberal use of the gift he didn't mean to give her), which pretty much makes them a good match. Did I think Marea got over her trauma fairly quickly? Sort of. But I picked up this book for the cthulhu anatomy and I DEFINITELY got that.