Review of 'That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Human' on 'Storygraph'
5 stars
Another 5* in this series. Extremely funny (as in many, many moments of actual loud giggling) and delightfully quirky. I loved all books from the series, and I'm so happy I stumbled across them!
The cast here is always diverse, different shapes, sizes, and colors of humans and demons. Dante is just cute trying to not break the people he interacts with, and it's nice to see that Cherry does make it back home in the end. Extra points from me for NOT ending with a pregnancy.
Spice is lovely here, 4/5 for the slow sizzle that turns into a hot burn. We love recurring characters like Alexis the cursed sword. On that note, also love how seemingly "this is probably too silly" ideas just work. I particularly enjoy the recurring image of rivaling taverns as well.
The cast here is always diverse, different shapes, sizes, and colors of humans and demons. Dante is just cute trying to not break the people he interacts with, and it's nice to see that Cherry does make it back home in the end. Extra points from me for NOT ending with a pregnancy.
Spice is lovely here, 4/5 for the slow sizzle that turns into a hot burn. We love recurring characters like Alexis the cursed sword. On that note, also love how seemingly "this is probably too silly" ideas just work. I particularly enjoy the recurring image of rivaling taverns as well.