He’s a billionaire kraken who expects the world to surrender to his every demand.
I just want him to stop bulldozing my whole life.
I make a simple living as the world’s most uninteresting librarian, in a quiet and uninteresting seaside town. Then, the powerful Eiriksson maritime empire buys every single piece of land in the county.
They’re threatening to tear everything I love apart. So I don’t think. I storm the glass-walled headquarters of the kraken conglomerate, demanding justice.
I expect to be thrown out by security. Instead, I get Sigurd Eiriksson--and a scandalous, tempting deal.
Sigurd is a devastatingly gorgeous, terrifying creature who could easily crush a submarine with his tentacles. He also needs a fake date for the wedding of the century. If I play his devoted lover for one single week, he’ll sign the papers that protect my community forever.
His goal? Fending off his scheming mother and his scheming ex-girlfriend. Mine? Survive a week of rehearsed touches and fake kisses with a grumpy kraken without losing my mind. Or my clothes.
It’s a simple transaction. But there is nothing simple about the electric heat between us. And faking a romance with an ocean god is a dangerous game.
I walked into his world ready to fight a monster. I never prepared for the devastating consequences of falling in love with one.
Tempted by the Kraken is a standalone, high-heat monster romance that violently collides billionaire glamour with undeniable oceanic magic.
✅ Monster Billionaire Romance ✅ Ruthless Kraken CEO x Fiery Human Activist ✅ Fake Dating ✅ High Heat & Monster Anatomy ✅ Overprotective MMC ✅ “Touch Her and You Drown”
I really enjoyed this book. I do wish it kept the modern edge throughout though. At one point it felt like a twist on The Sunken City meets Bioshock. Overall though, I liked it. I will say, the ending didn’t really do anything for me. I feel like Valerie forgotten who she was and her purpose in the end. It just bothered me. But overall, it’s a good book and I’d recommend it.
Somehow this books feels and reads differently from the first two. There are a lot of AI markers—negation, choppy writing, a lot of telling and not showing. I’m disappointed. This needed human editing and human writing.