Moon Blooded Breeding Clinic by C.M. Nascosta

In real life, moths’ wings are covered with tiny scales. Merrick is human-sized with human arms and legs and hands, and the aforementioned proboscis which turns out to be remarkably useful. There’s a lot of actual biology involved.

This book was really thoughtfully written. I always feel that if I’m going to read a book about monster sex, then there should be some at least partial monster sex in it, not two completely human people making out.

I’ll never look at a moth the same way again. And I know it’s accurate, because I googled “moth penis.” That’s the kind of dedication I have, people. On the erotica side of things, the sex is very explicit and, yes, the mothman is always as mothman, complete with a moth penis. There’s a plot, there’s an arc to the romance, the characters are great, and I have to say that I truly adored the emotional development between Grace and Merrick. This book really teeters the line between erotica and romance, depending on your definition. He’s a scientist who is only in town for a short while, so…what better way to enjoy some no strings attached sex for a few months? Alas, Grace soon finds herself catching feelings for this geeky, awkward, loveable guy, not to mention his very long and prehensile tongue (actually a proboscis, but that doesn’t sound very sexy). Then one day, at the CSA Farm where she works, she meets a new customer: a mothman named Merrick, who came to apologize for spying on her. Instead of freaking her out, this gets her exhibitionist side excited and she puts on a show for the unseen watcher.

One night she is getting busy with her vibrator when she feels like she is being watched. Our heroine, Grace, is going through a dry spell. It takes place in a small town named Cambric Creek where humans and cryptids happily coexist. The book has extremely explicit sex and lots of it (the first line is “She was too horny to think”) as well as a fully developed and very sweet romance, with realistic conflicts and a convincing relationship arc. I really enjoyed this story, which is equally cozy and erotic. If you had told me I’d be thoroughly charmed by a romance between a human and a mothman, I’d have thought you were imbibing too many berries of a fermented nature. Genre: Paranormal, Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy

Moon Blooded Breeding Clinic by C.M. Nascosta