It was a cute little short story but it just didn't seem fully developed. I understand that short stories aren't supposed to be filled with plot and character development but I really felt like I didn't understand the actual point of it. I know the gist of it, but I just felt like the "villain" doing all he did to find a copy of an H.P. Lovecraft book was just like, way too flat. It made the story feel disjointed and I understand that there has to be some kind of antagonist but he really wasn't needed. I think the story would have been just fine without him. Again, it wasn't bad but it wasn't something I'd go out of my way to read.

This was a very cute romance comedy! I loved how it focused on Japanese mythology. I recommend this for fans of Meg Cabot!

Ryo is a kitsune with a secret - mostly revolving around his magical heritage. Shannon is a comic book writer/bookseller and Ryo's partner in writing, even though she doesn't know anything about those ears and tail he sprouts when he looses control of his form. A weekend at a convention spent dodging shady a shady co-worker will bring most of this to a head as Ryo and Shannon navigate their changing relationship.

This was a cute rom-com with supernatural elements. I did feel like I was missing a bit of it from not having read the first novella in this series though. If you are looking for some shapeshifting silliness and enjoy books set in fandom universes, look no further than Kitsune Enchantment.