Book Description
He’s supposed to be a rough, tough, terrifying hellhound. That's hard when you're covered in chihuahuas.
Henry’s used to everyone being afraid of him – being a hellhound has that effect on people. What he’s not used to is having every animal within a four-mile radius suddenly wanting to be his best friend. Pigeons roosting on your shoulder: annoying, but mostly harmless. The local moose population stampeding toward you in the hopes of a hug: somewhat more worrying.
There’s nothing for it but to escape to the mountains, where he can use his hellhound form to intimidate the local wildlife into leaving him alone. But a stop for one last piece of cake before heading into the wilderness leads him straight to his fated mate. He's over the moon... but how can he court her when every animal in town is trying to leap into his arms?
Travel journalist Luna was looking forward to this assignment: covering the first annual Girdwood Springs Food Festival, along with her trademark: Fillmore, the world's ugliest dog. Specifically, she was looking forward to sampling all the amazing, mouth-watering local delicacies.
But there's other delights to sample in Girdwood Springs – such as the mind-bogglingly gorgeous, hunky man who is now covered in cake, thanks to Fillmore. And who seems to be strangely popular with the local animal population.
Suddenly, writing her article is the last thing on her mind…
Hellhounds and Angel Cakes is a short and sweet standalone shifter romance, full of warmth and humor, and is the fourth in the Shifters and Sweets series. One-click now for a cute, quirky read with a guaranteed HEA!
My Review
Henry is a hellhound shifter with a bad sweet tooth. His Hellhound is always shaming him for wanting cake, but he can't help himself. So, Henry comes to the town of Girdwood to have a little peace and quiet in the woods, but the town is having a Spring Foods Festival. Henry can't stop himself from stopping at a bakery because the cakes smell so good. But while there Luna's dog, Fillmore jumps on Henry, spilling the cakes all over him.
Henry is also plagued with a curse that makes animals love him. He can't stay in one place too long or all kinds of wild animals come to greet him, which would raise a lot of questions he's not ready to answer.
When Luna finds her dog and sees what he's caused, she offers to let Henry come back to her place so she can wash his clothes and he can get cleaned up. While there they find they are very attracted to each other.
This book made me laugh too many times to count. Henry might be a hellhound but he's not a bad guy at all. The banter between Luna and Henry was great and let's not forget Fillmore the dog, he was hilarious. This was such a fun read.
I give this book 4 out of 5 stars.