Book blurb:

Harrison McCarthy is used to proving himself. As an enhanced human selected for the Clash of the Creatures. Every move he make is under scrutiny, and every mistake is magnified.

On the court, he’s focused, controlled, unshakeable.

Off the court, everything is starting to slip.

Barrett Mason has always been his steady anchor. Grounding him and pushing him to new limits, but their relationship has been a concealed affair for two years.

Lucas Viera is the opposite: He’s cocky, charming, and impossible to ignore.

One offers safety, the other demands attention.

Neither is willing to let him go.

As the rivalry ignites with the Clash, pressure builds, and Harrison is forced to confront a truth he can’t outrun.

What if he doesn’t have to choose? What if he can love both?

I haven’t checked my storygraph throughly, because I’ve read too many books, but I am fairly sure this is my first book about smashing monsters! Unless we’re counting Beauty and the Beast retellings…. in which case I am a monster smashing expert though most of those books were closed door if any type of sexy.

So, what did I think?

This book is a delightful romp! In my newly formed opinion, monster smashing is Camp. Over the top, joyfully and exaggeratedly theatrical, and wink-in-the-camera-ingly self-aware. I will not die on this hill, but I would kiss a demon on it.

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