Devourer of Men by Nikki St. Crowe [REVIEW]

🔥 Review for Devourer of Men by Nikki St. Crowe 🔥

Devourer of Men by Nikki St. Crowe

Release Date: May 14, 2024

Pages: 222

Available Formats: 📖 🎧 📱

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What to Expect in Devourer of Men by Nikki St. Crowe

🖤 Abûsive Parent

🖤 Blôod Drinking

🖤 Dark Fantasy

🖤 Dark Romance

🖤 Enemies to Lovers

🖤 Fantasy

🖤 Forced Proximity

🖤 LGBTQ+

🖤 Magic

🖤 MC Captive/in Captivity

🖤 MM

🖤 Multi POV

🖤 Queer Romance

🖤 Retelling

🖤 Second Chances

🖤 Spousal Coma/Deâth (mentioned)

🖤 Struggles with Identity

🖤 Submission

🖤 Talk of Sûicide

🖤 Why Choose

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Devourer of Men Book Description:

I have few friends and fewer allies. What I do have on the island of Everland is a lot of people who want me gone. So when the Crocodile and Captain Hook reappear in my life, I am in no mood. And worse, they’re unknowingly endangering themselves by asking for me by a name I long considered dead.

Now, not only do I have to save myself, I have to save the two men who I swore I would murder with my bare hands if I ever set eyes on them again considering they abandoned me.

Unfortunately for me, Roc and Hook have other plans, and when I find myself caught between them, I have to make a decision: risk my heart or risk my life?

“That’s another lie,” he admits. “I am capable of love. But everything I have ever loved has left me.”

Devourer of Men by Nikki St. Crowe

Devourer of Men Ratings:

FMC: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

MMCs: ⭐⭐⭐⭐.5

Plot: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️

Overall: ⭐⭐⭐⭐.25

Devourer of Men Review: 

While this is a retelling in some ways, it is also a spin-off of the Peter Pan story.

Captain Hook docked in Everland hoping to find the woman who got away – Wendy Darling. Once settled in at a local inn, Hook starts asking around only to come up empty-handed. But there is one lead he just doesn’t know about yet and it comes in the form of his archnemisis, The Crocodile. 

I love the dynamic between Hook and Roc and watching it evolve as they continue their hunt for Wendy. Throughout this journey, Hook did a lot of soul-searching and really grew into his identity, not the one his father built. 

Devourer of Men was such an enjoyable story – I flew through the book in 24 hours. Nikki ended this story on a little cliffhanger and alluded to there being more books in the future. 

Devourer of Men is perfect for readers who enjoy an antihero with a silver tongue that drops panties, a dark retelling of a childhood classic, and learning what happens when you keep your enemies too close.