Mona Loves Monsters 2, Werewolf Sex Curse by Cherry Allen

It was known in advance that the novel would center around the search for Bender, so I kinda expected it to be more space exploration focused. One thing that really caught me off guard about Heaven's River was its general thematic direction. As was hinted in the novel's blurb, Bob-1 retakes the spotlight in Heaven's River with practically 60% of the book dedicated to his point-of-view. And naturally you'll also meet several new Bobs throughout the book's length as well as a couple new non-Bob characters. Of course, it goes without saying that other already established Bobs are present as well, just in a smaller role. Many beloved characters from the previous books make a reappearance in Heaven's River, most notable of which are Bob-1, Bill, Garfield, Riker, Howard and Bridgett. Although this volume also brings a sort of spy thriller spin to the Bobiverse formula. In terms of genre, Heaven's River still falls into the adventure sci-fi category like the rest of the series. The only real departure from the established structure of the Bobiverse series is the books length, which is double any of the previous books. The prose also hasn't changed much from the last book, consisting entirely of a first person, past tense style of narration. Taylor again makes use of several point-of-view characters throughout the novel, with each being assigned it ofn specific narrative theme. If you're a veteran of the Bobiverse books, you'll be very familiar with the general feel and structure of this latest installment.

Mona Loves Monsters 2, Werewolf Sex Curse by Cherry Allen