Morning Glory Milking Farm (Cambric Creek: Sweet & Steamy Monster Romance Book 1)

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I picked this book up because the same people who recommended I MARRIED A LIZARDMAN were touting this book and I actually liked the lizardman book.

For instance, the milking technicians had to use their hands to perform manual stimulation, despite having a machine-assisted process if the clients took to long to finish.When a stern, deep-voiced client begins to specially request her for his milking sessions, maintaining her professionalism and keeping him out of her dreams is easier said than done. It was an enjoyable read, but I wouldn't say it was a spicy book (in my opinion), if that's what you're looking for.

There's no conflict, no plot, only interesting world-building, adorable characters, and wholesome, filthy romance.I was totally cheering for Violet and Rourke, and would 100% read more in this series or from this author. I liked the inclusivity of Cambric Creek and the way Violet examines her previously held prejudices and privilege as she learns about the community. Violet is a typical, down-on-her-luck millennial: mid-twenties, over-educated and drowning in debt, on the verge of moving into her parents' basement.

I enjoyed Strange Love by Ann Aguirre which had an insectoid alien/human romantic pairing and some of the Ice Planet Barbarian books to name a few. He took Violet out, spoiled her, held off for a while before getting busy because he wanted her to know that he wanted her, and it wasn't just a physical thing. Your comfort is the only thing that counts right now, and if I overstep, I want you to know you can tell me so.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. I liked the friendships she built outside of her romance with Rourke and a I liked the way that Rourke never sought to control Violet or make any demands about her ceasing work at the farm if she didn’t want to. There’s also some commentary about people (well, in this case, minotaurs) being commodified which added to the mix. It’s slow burn and sweet and the hero is stern and a little bit of a dominating daddy and I need fan art ASAP.