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It really captures the style of old pulp novels and was honestly the deciding factor in me wanting to read this book. Those first two chapters were pretty much a story in themselves, but it didn’t provide the HEA I had hoped for between Tanis and Big Al the allosaurus.This neo-transcendentalist work of post-industrial inter-species romance starts off with a bang: in the first few pages Tanis meets Big Al, loses her virginity to Big Al, and gets shot in the shoulder by her ornithoscelidaphobic father.

Formatting wise, definitely needs some editing, but this is an advanced copy so it might be heading for some more edits. I had to put the book down a few times to catch my breath and had a fun time reading excerpts to my friends.I don't know if I could have dealt with a full length novel, but the plot (such as it was) did feel a bit rushed.

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