H. M. McQueen

Immortal Scotsman by H. M. McQueen

3rd book in the Immortal Protectors series. Previously published as Surrender (2016)
Paranormal contemporary romance. Can be read as a stand-alone. I haven’t read the prior book yet and had no trouble following the concept.

Kieran Is an Immortal Protector. His job is to kill demons before they can harm humans. Since his marriage dissolved hundreds of years ago, he’s kept his heart and emotions cold and locked down. When he saves Wendy from a demon attack, his emotions stir and finds himself unusually protective of her from even his friends.

I liked the overall feel of the relationships between friends and the romance between Kieran and Wendy. It was an easy read with a couple of surprising twists. A few references to potential upcoming character stories make me want to read the next book immediately.

One jarring note, “Wendy screeched” and screamed more than a few times. Every time it threw me out of the story. I’m more of a passive person and believe that honey is the better choice.… (meer)

Southern Howl by H. M. McQueen

From the Universe of Magic and Mayhem by Robyn Peterman.

Jane returns home for The Gathering, where werewolves find their mates. She is attracted to several men around town, but isn’t sure she wants to be mated.

Quirky and with a singular focus for Jane and her family: Mating. Slightly amusing but often disjointed.
The ebook version I read had lots of editing issues. 3 word or context issues that I noted by page 12. Less later but sending updates to evendors is strongly advised.… (meer)