A really fun read. a romantasy that does not pretend to be anything else. The fantasy part is laid out in  just enough detail to give the characters context and move the plot along. At the beginning, we’re giving enough detail to wonder if the Mail love interest is good or bad and we are not  given the full story until the end, just in time for a satisfying, moral, romantic, and plot climax (pun intended). The fight scenes are incredibly short, the sex scenes are longish and detailed, the descriptions of the male love interest’s body and sexy vibes are probably much longer. 

Note that I only read this book because I thought it might be the origin of the famous quote about not messing with dragons because you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup. This is not where that phrase came from but I’m really glad I read this short read in a genre. I normally don’t read.