Under His Spell: Book 4 (My Boyfriend Is a Monster)

Marie P. Croall

3.42

428 ratings by Goodreads

9780761356028: Under His Spell: Book 4 (My Boyfriend Is a Monster)

ISBN 10: 0761356029 ISBN 13: 9780761356028

Publisher: Graphic Universe ™, 2011

Bethany Farmer's life is a boring high school routine, and she likes it that way. Soccer, coffee, homework, more coffee, and no goofy romance. That is, until foreign exchange student Allein Atwood shows up in her Midwestern town, and her life turns epically weird. Allein has unearthly good looks, princely politeness, and a bunch of goofy, romantic pick-up lines. But is his country really so foreign that they don't know anything about soccer? Or coffee?

To her horror, Bethany is swept off her feet by Allein's spellbinding ways―and then knocked flat by savage creatures set loose into suburbia to hunt Allein down. Suddenly Bethany's normal town is twisted upside down, and nothing is what it seems. Can Bethany rescue her prince of a boyfriend and keep them both alive long enough to go on a second date?

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About the Author:

Marie P. Croall lives in Cary, North Carolina. She has written for Marvel, DC Comics, Moonstone Books, Devils Due, and Harris Comics, and has completed a self-published graphic novel and a short film. Marie has spent much of her life reading fables and legends, and enjoys discovering new things about different cultures.

Hyeondo Park was born in South Korea and moved to Dallas, Texas, when he was ten years old. He is a recent graduate of the School of Visual Arts in NYC with a BFA in Cartooning/Illustration.

Review:

"Bethany is intrigued by the new guy in school, especially when his pointy-eared relatives show up and start trying to kill people. Croall's addition to the humorous paranormal-romance series My Boyfriend Is a Monster has trouble fully developing Bethany and Allein's relationship, but fans of the series won't be deterred. They will enjoy the premise of pitting fairies against mortals, the artwork's Wizard of Oz switch from black-and-white to color upon Bethany's entrance into the fairy realm, and, of course, the middle-school appropriate romance, with the jock girl getting the cute monster boy in the end." --Booklist

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