We're back with Alberad's monsters. Adelbert is determined to find a solution for the fates bonds which have tied the human women to him and his friends. Therefore he needs to return to the Black Forest to search Alberad's library. Florence in tow, because they can't be separated due to the bond and it's distance limit, he tries his best to help everyone around him If he could only the perpetually sunshiny, gorgeous woman fated to him out of his head, everything could soon be back to normal....maybe.
When the dedication of the book already alhas you in goosebumps because Florence is basically me, you can probably tell how much I loved this story. Although Adelbert has A LOT to work through on his end (and I was very frustrated with him at times, even if he had his reasons), Florence is one to just go with the flow. She's there, happy with whatever he's willing to give her, waiting for him to finally realise that maybe the fates had very good reasons to bond them together.
With a bit of a push from his best friend and lots of unconditional thereness (sorry there's no better way to describe it, Florence is just there, understanding, waiting, without knowing if he'll ever get through his feelings of not being enough for the people in his life), from Florence he finally, FINALLY realises, that the path he thought his life was leading to might not be set in stone.
I. LOVE. THIS. BOOK. And I'll, definitely revisit Florence and Adelbert in the future. If you like fated bonds, but the fated mates actually have a choice, forced proximity, thickheaded grumpy elfs, amazing gentle, but strong FMCs, fun magical surprises and a beautiful story, pick up "Enchanting the Elf".
This is book 2 in the "Monster's of Alberad"-Series which can be read as standalones. However, I'd recommend starting with book 1 for maximum enjoyment of the series.