Ravenous

Ravenous is first and foremost a horror fantasy with a secondary MM romance. I enjoy complex stories and Ravenous had a few different subplots running alongside the mysterious creatures that hunted the inhabitants of a small town, making for a really interesting and different read. Whether writing light-hearted contemporary or high suspense, I’ve come to expect easy, quirky characters; quick, uncomplicated romances; and fantastic writing from this author, and Ravenous definitely delivered a memorable, great story.

Ravenous is one of those tales that draws readers in, connecting them with the characters, their predicament, and their future. I liked Terry and Jonas and really liked how tangible their emotions were throughout the story. While their romance was simplistic and straight forward, there was enough depth that I felt satisfied with their love story.

As for the suspense and horror in the book, Mr. Inman did an excellent job providing vivid descriptions and building the emotion so I was hooked cover to cover. There were a few moments where I had to just roll with it as the characters made seemingly dumb choices disguised as bold moves, but it also worked in the way the quirky parts of this author’s books tend to. I’d definitely recommend Ravenous to anyone looking for a good horror book that has the suspense and buildup without constant gore.

*Reviewed for Alpha Book Club*