Double Stuffed, Sylvia Morrow

GoodReads Rating: 3.15 ⭐️

My Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Spice: 🔥🔥🔥🔥

On Kindle Unlimited?: Yes

Kindle E-book: $1.99

Paperback: $10.59

Length: 173 pages

Life couldn’t get much weirder for Anne. Her boyfriend was her pillow a few months ago. Nothing can top that. Unfortunately, Anne wasn’t counting on the rule of small numbers, or Ori, previously her pillow, loving their goldfish that much, and now she has an another man living in their apartment.

Carl, said other man, was their goldfish, just minutes ago.

Will this intrepid duo become a trio? Is that even possible considering Anne is touch averse, Carl was literally a goldfish and still learning how to be a human, and Ori…Ori’s obsessed with the omegaverse.

As with the prior book in the series, “Double Stuffed” was a fun read! It was wild throughout, and even though you can kind of tell where it’s going, Morrow is still able to surprise us with a few minor plot points.

I could not give it, in good faith, less than three stars. To do so would be a slap in the face of crazy. And though I am comfortable looking crazy in the eye and calling crazy by its name, I am not comfortable enough to touch crazy.

That being said, I was not a fan of Ori’s alpha (not like that) characterization. He came off more as a douchebag that Anne should be running from. Not a protector or provider, as is traditionally held in more traditional omegaverse alphas. Granted, this was Ori’s portrayal of an alpha based on the fanfiction he read, so he really must have been reading the bottom-of-the-barrel stuff. Someone get that pillow-man better AO3 recommendations.

If you enjoyed “Stuffed”, like omegaverse romance, and want to figure out how a human, a pillow, and a fish can get it on, “Double Stuffed” needs to be added to your TBR.

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2024/7/1 Edited to

... Read moreOkay, so if you’re new to the buzz around 'omegaverse' – like I was when I first stumbled into this genre – let me break it down a bit! It's a subgenre of speculative fiction, often romance, that introduces a secondary sex dynamic (Alpha, Beta, Omega) into human society. Think of it as a unique social hierarchy with biological implications, like heats, ruts, and scenting. It can be super complex or just a fun backdrop for quirky stories, and 'Double Stuffed' definitely uses it in a wild way! The A/B/O dynamics really come into play, shaping the characters' interactions and, let's be honest, adding to the spice! Sylvia Morrow has a knack for truly out-there concepts, and the 'Stuffed' series is a prime example. I mean, where else do you find a 'living pillow romance' that evolves into something even stranger? The idea of a character literally transforming from a goldfish into a human, as Carl does, is just peak Sylvia Morrow. It's not your typical romance, and that's precisely its charm, even with its quirks. The review mentions the 'Germaphobe FMC,' Anne, which adds another layer of complexity and humor, especially when she's navigating these incredibly unusual relationships. Speaking of quirks, the discussion about Ori's alpha portrayal in 'Double Stuffed' really resonated with me. Sometimes in omegaverse, you expect a certain type of alpha, but Morrow plays with those expectations, which can be refreshing or, as the reviewer noted, a bit frustrating! It makes you think about what kind of 'A/B/O behavior' you prefer in your reads. If you're like me and always on the hunt for those uniquely bizarre, yet utterly captivating, reads, then exploring fanfiction platforms like AO3 (Archive of Our Own) can be a goldmine. The original article even joked about better AO3 recommendations for Ori, and honestly, it's a great place to discover authors who push boundaries with tropes, much like Sylvia Morrow does. You'll find everything from 'living pillow' concepts to inventive transformations and deeply emotional plots. Just be ready for anything! And for those wondering about the commitment, 'Double Stuffed' is a relatively quick read at 173 pages, perfect for a weekend binge. Just a heads-up, the OCR mentions a 'Cliffhanger ending' and hints that a third installment isn't guaranteed, so be prepared for that if you dive in! It’s on Kindle Unlimited too, which is always a bonus for trying out these unconventional stories.

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Chy 📚

am i confused?100%. is this going on my tbr?100% yes

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lisy

Read the first book this past Dec, and I Will be reading book #2 lol

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