Seth Chambers

Some men just have to keep moving. Dylan Armitage lived his life in the shadow of an ancient predator, but learns that the real monsters are those that dwell in the darkness of the human heart. Please be advised that this bold novel contains explicit material and confronts the darkest corners of the psyche. For mature readers only.

The Different Kinds Of Monsters

Eryn Bradshaw

I received an ebook copy of this book from OnlineBookClub in exchange for an honest review. All opinions expressed are my own.

The most important thing to note before reading this book is it is for mature audiences. Characters in this book portray many different psychological issues and I wouldn't advise it to just anyone. That being said, I felt Chambers wrote a thought-provoking book with interesting characters, from the main character, Dylan, to the Allosaurus, First. I wish some details about the events in the book were fewer, for example, almost an entire chapter focused on Dylan's encounter with a pedophile. I understand why the characters were portrayed in such a way through. The question you're left wondering throughout the book and at the end is who are the real monsters?

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The Different Kinds Of Monsters

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