The actual romance-complete with HEA-is between worn-down Millennial Violet and Roarke, a buttoned-up minotaur who is unexpectedly drawn to his human clinician. Somehow it's filthy and clinical at the same time and I still don't know how to define all of those scenes. For most of the minotaurs, it's very transactional but most humans consider it to be sex work. If you're wondering how one milks a bull, think on it for a second. Violet takes a job as a collection tech at a facility that "milks" minotaurs for a pharmaceutical they sell to humans. NacostaĬan a monster-f*cker book be sweet? The answer is apparently "yes." Morning Glory Milking Farm pairs a broke millennial with a businessman minotaur and it's delightful. This post contains affiliate links from which we may receive a 2-4% commission. Here are my thoughts on a few high-heat books I've read recently. And then I danced around my barren field of f*cks and wrote this post. I've read a pretty random assortment of books recently that made me wonder "how much does my mother really need to know about my reading preferences?" Eventually, I decided that 1) my family's pretty open about things and 2) people don't have to read my blog if they don't want to know things.
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