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Hopper
Jack Hopper
I never meant for her to see me this way, half-man, half-fluffball, hopping around my own yard under the full moon that made me into an oversized bunny.
My life has been spent hiding this bushy secret, because what else is there? Who wants a partner with a mating season, cotton tail and floppy ears?
But when Esther Basquette moved in next door, here to help save Carrot Creek’s famous Easter Eggstravaganza, one word echoed through my were-bunny mine.
She’s a ray of sunshine when she smiles, and her laugh is so cute that when I hear it, I have to fight the urge to shift into Hopper, my bunny alter, chase her through the carrot fields and mate her mine.
With a full moon rising, and my Easter heat coming up, I hope Esther will hop into my bed and my heart.
But will she still like me when she knows I’m a man-bunny?
I never meant for her to see me this way, half-man, half-fluffball, hopping around my own yard under the full moon that made me into an oversized bunny.
My life has been spent hiding this bushy secret, because what else is there? Who wants a partner with a mating season, cotton tail and floppy ears?
But when Esther Basquette moved in next door, here to help save Carrot Creek’s famous Easter Eggstravaganza, one word echoed through my were-bunny mine.
She’s a ray of sunshine when she smiles, and her laugh is so cute that when I hear it, I have to fight the urge to shift into Hopper, my bunny alter, chase her through the carrot fields and mate her mine.
With a full moon rising, and my Easter heat coming up, I hope Esther will hop into my bed and my heart.
But will she still like me when she knows I’m a man-bunny?
97 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 3, 2026
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March 6, 2026
What if the Easter BUNNY is your shifter SOULMATE?! Let’s make Easter slutty again… 🐣💜
“All this talk about Easter for me must be like mouth-spitting and deep-throating for the average handyman.”
Esther Basquette (LOL the name!) heads to Carrot Creek to help her sis organize the ultimate Easter Eggstravaganza 🐣💐 She is charmed by the small town & cute neighbour Jack Hopper. But then a BUNNY WINKS at her and a soulmate relationship is born…
“I’ve been a bad bunny.”
I really enjoyed the heavy Easter-driven eroticism! This is a purely fun & non-serious novella but I was genuinely impressed with all the Easter-theme smut. Two adorable characters dive egg-first into shifter smutiness!
🐣 adorably cozy small town obsessed with Easter
🐣 he can’t stop shifting (even in public!)
🐣 carrot = sex toy
🐣 mmc has a hard on for Easter…LITERALLY climaxes when she talks about the egg hunt
HOWEVER, I’m throughly conflicted about the furry peen 🍆 loved the golden retriever mmc (or should I say HOPPING BUNNY) but the talk about him PAWING his junk & having shifter sex was a bit much even for me. I would almost classify this as…monster smut.
Deceivingly innocent cover with ultra SMUTTY scenes! Beware that the writing can be boldly explicit using words like pungent, veiny & creamy 👀 icccccccck!
3.5 ⭐️
shifter romance novella
virgin mmc
bookish fmc
insta love
fated mates
shifter mmc (he’s a huge bunny!)
Easter festival
mating ritual
small town
HEA
“All this talk about Easter for me must be like mouth-spitting and deep-throating for the average handyman.”
Esther Basquette (LOL the name!) heads to Carrot Creek to help her sis organize the ultimate Easter Eggstravaganza 🐣💐 She is charmed by the small town & cute neighbour Jack Hopper. But then a BUNNY WINKS at her and a soulmate relationship is born…
“I’ve been a bad bunny.”
I really enjoyed the heavy Easter-driven eroticism! This is a purely fun & non-serious novella but I was genuinely impressed with all the Easter-theme smut. Two adorable characters dive egg-first into shifter smutiness!
🐣 adorably cozy small town obsessed with Easter
🐣 he can’t stop shifting (even in public!)
🐣 carrot = sex toy
🐣 mmc has a hard on for Easter…LITERALLY climaxes when she talks about the egg hunt
HOWEVER, I’m throughly conflicted about the furry peen 🍆 loved the golden retriever mmc (or should I say HOPPING BUNNY) but the talk about him PAWING his junk & having shifter sex was a bit much even for me. I would almost classify this as…monster smut.
Deceivingly innocent cover with ultra SMUTTY scenes! Beware that the writing can be boldly explicit using words like pungent, veiny & creamy 👀 icccccccck!
3.5 ⭐️
shifter romance novella
virgin mmc
bookish fmc
insta love
fated mates
shifter mmc (he’s a huge bunny!)
Easter festival
mating ritual
small town
HEA
March 8, 2026
What in the hoppy Easter did I just read? 😂😂😂
This is meant to be OTT ridiculousness so I can’t really give it a proper review. It wasn’t really my thing, but it
might be yours!
Jack Hopper ❤️ Ester Basquette
See, right there… the names should give you a clue. Lol. Lots and lots of Easter puns. A town mayor bad guy. A shape shifting extremely horny bunny, who’s only horny for his newly discovered mate.
- No third act breakup
- No misunderstandings
- No angst; zero
- No OM/OW. He’s a virgin, having saved himself for his mate.
- Fated mates
- Jack shifts into a bunny everytime he’s near Ester.
- Lots of sexy times everywhere, as both the giant bunny and man, but mostly as the bunny 🐰
- Dual POV; HEA
This is meant to be OTT ridiculousness so I can’t really give it a proper review. It wasn’t really my thing, but it
might be yours!
Jack Hopper ❤️ Ester Basquette
See, right there… the names should give you a clue. Lol. Lots and lots of Easter puns. A town mayor bad guy. A shape shifting extremely horny bunny, who’s only horny for his newly discovered mate.
- No third act breakup
- No misunderstandings
- No angst; zero
- No OM/OW. He’s a virgin, having saved himself for his mate.
- Fated mates
- Jack shifts into a bunny everytime he’s near Ester.
- Lots of sexy times everywhere, as both the giant bunny and man, but mostly as the bunny 🐰
- Dual POV; HEA
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 22, 2026
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March 5, 2026
a hopping wild ride
Probably the wildest book I’ve ever read! If you love shifter novellas and Easter .. this is the book for you!!!
I’ll never look at an Easter bunny the same way again.
Probably the wildest book I’ve ever read! If you love shifter novellas and Easter .. this is the book for you!!!
I’ll never look at an Easter bunny the same way again.
April 2, 2026
Spicy Easter Novella
The humor throughout gave me some laugh out loud moments and some parts felt like satire (which if im wrong, I dont care, it made me love it more).
Fated mates with a were-bunny and a human. And so many multi-purpose carrots. It's definitely the holiday read you didnt know you needed!
The humor throughout gave me some laugh out loud moments and some parts felt like satire (which if im wrong, I dont care, it made me love it more).
Fated mates with a were-bunny and a human. And so many multi-purpose carrots. It's definitely the holiday read you didnt know you needed!
March 19, 2026
3.5 - this was silly 😂
April 5, 2026
Rating 5 ⭐️ |🌶🌶🌶 | Dual POV
Easter novella
Shifter romance
Small town vibes
Neighbors to lovers
Instalust
Fated mates
Shifter sex
No 3rd act breakup
HEA
Sometimes you pick up a book knowing exactly what you want, and Hopper by Daisy Jane delivered on every level. This cute and delightfully spicy Easter novella leans all the way into its premise: a werebunny shifter romance where spring also happens to be mating season. It’s ridiculous, it’s self-aware, and it absolutely works.
I went into this expecting something silly, holiday-themed, and horny, and it was exactly that. But I ended up really enjoying how fully it committed to the premise. You can tell from the writing that the author was having a good time, and that energy carries through the entire story. It’s cute, it’s funny, it’s spicy, and it never takes itself too seriously.
Because it’s a novella, the pacing is quick with no wasted time, but it still manages to give the relationship space to develop. Even with the insta-love/insta-lust that comes with shifter romance, the connection between Jack and Esther felt balanced and intentional. There’s just enough build before things turn hot and heavy, which made the payoff even better.
Jack was honestly adorable. Sweet, a little ridiculous, and trying so hard to be a good bunny. He knows this is all new for Esther and really makes the effort to give her time to understand him and build that connection before anything permanent happens. Meanwhile, he’s also just… constantly set off by everything, which makes for some genuinely funny and hot moments. It’s ridiculous in the best way, and it works because the story leans into it instead of shying away.
The tone is where this really shines. It perfectly balances:
🐰playful absurdity
🐰cozy sweetness
🐰and just the right amount of horny bunny energy
It also has those small-town romance vibes that help ground the story, so it never feels like it’s just smut. There’s a genuine effort to build a cute, feel-good relationship alongside the spice, and the balance between the two really works.
One of my favorite parts, though, was Esther’s relationship with her sister, Chelsey. Their dynamic felt really natural and supportive, with Chelsey revealing herself to be a low-key matchmaker by being the reason Esther ends up in town in the first place.
But honestly, the best part? The fact that they’re both romance readers, specifically monster/shifter romance readers. So when Jack’s secret comes out, it’s less shock and horror and more… curiosity and understanding. And the fact Chelsey fully confirmed her own suspicions by consulting her romance books, was hilarious and felt like such a deliberate wink to readers. No panic, no fear, just vibes and a well-read understanding of shifter mating habits. As a fellow reader, I loved that energy.
It’s also the perfect holiday read as it's quick enough to finish in one sitting (I flew through it in about an hour and a half), but fun enough to fully pull you out of everything else going on. It’s light, a little unhinged in the best way, and just genuinely enjoyable.
No third-act breakup, minimal internal drama, and everything that does happen stays grounded in the small-town setting, which made it even more of a relaxing, feel-good read.
Honestly, this is probably my favorite Easter-themed book I’ve picked up. Not that I’ve read a ton, but this one hits all the marks you’d want. It’s fun, it’s funny, it’s ridiculous, and it knows exactly what it’s doing. Happy Easter!
Easter novella
Shifter romance
Small town vibes
Neighbors to lovers
Instalust
Fated mates
Shifter sex
No 3rd act breakup
HEA
Sometimes you pick up a book knowing exactly what you want, and Hopper by Daisy Jane delivered on every level. This cute and delightfully spicy Easter novella leans all the way into its premise: a werebunny shifter romance where spring also happens to be mating season. It’s ridiculous, it’s self-aware, and it absolutely works.
I went into this expecting something silly, holiday-themed, and horny, and it was exactly that. But I ended up really enjoying how fully it committed to the premise. You can tell from the writing that the author was having a good time, and that energy carries through the entire story. It’s cute, it’s funny, it’s spicy, and it never takes itself too seriously.
Because it’s a novella, the pacing is quick with no wasted time, but it still manages to give the relationship space to develop. Even with the insta-love/insta-lust that comes with shifter romance, the connection between Jack and Esther felt balanced and intentional. There’s just enough build before things turn hot and heavy, which made the payoff even better.
Jack was honestly adorable. Sweet, a little ridiculous, and trying so hard to be a good bunny. He knows this is all new for Esther and really makes the effort to give her time to understand him and build that connection before anything permanent happens. Meanwhile, he’s also just… constantly set off by everything, which makes for some genuinely funny and hot moments. It’s ridiculous in the best way, and it works because the story leans into it instead of shying away.
The tone is where this really shines. It perfectly balances:
🐰playful absurdity
🐰cozy sweetness
🐰and just the right amount of horny bunny energy
It also has those small-town romance vibes that help ground the story, so it never feels like it’s just smut. There’s a genuine effort to build a cute, feel-good relationship alongside the spice, and the balance between the two really works.
One of my favorite parts, though, was Esther’s relationship with her sister, Chelsey. Their dynamic felt really natural and supportive, with Chelsey revealing herself to be a low-key matchmaker by being the reason Esther ends up in town in the first place.
But honestly, the best part? The fact that they’re both romance readers, specifically monster/shifter romance readers. So when Jack’s secret comes out, it’s less shock and horror and more… curiosity and understanding. And the fact Chelsey fully confirmed her own suspicions by consulting her romance books, was hilarious and felt like such a deliberate wink to readers. No panic, no fear, just vibes and a well-read understanding of shifter mating habits. As a fellow reader, I loved that energy.
It’s also the perfect holiday read as it's quick enough to finish in one sitting (I flew through it in about an hour and a half), but fun enough to fully pull you out of everything else going on. It’s light, a little unhinged in the best way, and just genuinely enjoyable.
No third-act breakup, minimal internal drama, and everything that does happen stays grounded in the small-town setting, which made it even more of a relaxing, feel-good read.
Honestly, this is probably my favorite Easter-themed book I’ve picked up. Not that I’ve read a ton, but this one hits all the marks you’d want. It’s fun, it’s funny, it’s ridiculous, and it knows exactly what it’s doing. Happy Easter!
March 7, 2026
📖And sure, I’ve never had the opportunity to mate on my holiday because I haven’t been lucky enough to meet my mate until now and yes, hearing about my humping holiday while my un-humped mate sits beside me will be tough.📖
Esther Basquette heads to Carrot Creek to help her sister, Chelsey ,prepare for the town’s annual Easter Eggstravaganza. But when she meets the hunky neighbor next door, Jack, her visit quickly takes an unexpected turn.
Jack is hiding a big secret—he’s a were-bunny. And for the first time, his bunny side, Hopper, has found their mate. While Hopper is bursting with excitement and eager to claim Esther, Jack is doing his best to keep his unusual nature under wraps.
The result is a funny, charming, and delightfully spicy holiday read. Jack and Hopper make an unforgettable combination: a sexy handyman, a giant fluffy bunny, and a carrot-obsessed shifter all rolled into one.
Of course, Esther and Jack face their fair share of challenges along the way—but with Easter in the air, their story hops toward a happily-ever-after.
Overall, this is a quick, charming, funny, and spicy read. With just a touch of taboo, it’s the perfect treat to devour during the Easter season.
March 9, 2026
I loved this so much!
Jack and Esther definitely put me in the Easter spirit. I would love to go to Carrot Creek! I mean, are there anymore were-bunnies out there?
Hopper was so much fun! This story was so fast-paced, filled with Easter puns and carrots. Out of all of the books I’ve read, I’ve never read a carrot used in such a way but it worked in this story! I loveddd the fated mates and the shifting! I’ve read many books by Daisy, and I think it’s safe to say, Daisy can write anything!
Jack Hopper has lived his whole life hiding his secret until one day Esther Basquette catches him with his cotton tail and fluffy ears. With the full moon almost here, will Esther accept her fate?
I loved these characters so much. Both characters were both so open and just quirky. They both had me laughing but also swooning!
This story was definitely a fun and wild ride! I haven’t read any Easter novellas, so this was definitely a first for me. I definitely recommend checking it out!
Jack and Esther definitely put me in the Easter spirit. I would love to go to Carrot Creek! I mean, are there anymore were-bunnies out there?
Hopper was so much fun! This story was so fast-paced, filled with Easter puns and carrots. Out of all of the books I’ve read, I’ve never read a carrot used in such a way but it worked in this story! I loveddd the fated mates and the shifting! I’ve read many books by Daisy, and I think it’s safe to say, Daisy can write anything!
Jack Hopper has lived his whole life hiding his secret until one day Esther Basquette catches him with his cotton tail and fluffy ears. With the full moon almost here, will Esther accept her fate?
I loved these characters so much. Both characters were both so open and just quirky. They both had me laughing but also swooning!
This story was definitely a fun and wild ride! I haven’t read any Easter novellas, so this was definitely a first for me. I definitely recommend checking it out!
March 19, 2026
Ebook review:
“Anything for you, Jack. You’re my hoppy ending.”
Tropes:
Shapeshifter MMC (were-bunny)
Neighbors to lovers
Small town
Easter themes
Jack Hopper hides his were-bunny nature from the world, but when Esther Basquette arrives to help revive a small town Easter festival, his carefully guarded life starts to unravel in the best way. Its been a while since reading a Daisy Jane book and it was Easter themed I said say less. Was it unique? Yes? The dad jokes and puns. I mean the main characters names Esther Basquette and Jack Hopper and other Easter themes in the novella, This was a definitely entertaining quick read.
The pun-heavy humor and unique premise make it memorable, even if it’s a bit over-the-top at times. A fun, festive novella that’s perfect for a quick escape.
“Anything for you, Jack. You’re my hoppy ending.”
Tropes:
Shapeshifter MMC (were-bunny)
Neighbors to lovers
Small town
Easter themes
Jack Hopper hides his were-bunny nature from the world, but when Esther Basquette arrives to help revive a small town Easter festival, his carefully guarded life starts to unravel in the best way. Its been a while since reading a Daisy Jane book and it was Easter themed I said say less. Was it unique? Yes? The dad jokes and puns. I mean the main characters names Esther Basquette and Jack Hopper and other Easter themes in the novella, This was a definitely entertaining quick read.
The pun-heavy humor and unique premise make it memorable, even if it’s a bit over-the-top at times. A fun, festive novella that’s perfect for a quick escape.
April 5, 2026
Super cute story
I've been enjoying the bunny shifter books that have come out for Easter. This was a completely different take on it.
Jack Hopper a keep to himself handyman thats never been seen with a date.
Esther Basquette is visiting her sister for the first time in Carrott Creek. Also having broke up with her boyfriend.
Fated Mates with an interesting take of they can't mate till Easter. Though there is lots of humerus moments, a few that makes you think and an evil mayor that does his best to destroy everything. This book is a quick read and totally worth it. It will keep you reading if nothing else to see what part of Jack shifts next.
I've been enjoying the bunny shifter books that have come out for Easter. This was a completely different take on it.
Jack Hopper a keep to himself handyman thats never been seen with a date.
Esther Basquette is visiting her sister for the first time in Carrott Creek. Also having broke up with her boyfriend.
Fated Mates with an interesting take of they can't mate till Easter. Though there is lots of humerus moments, a few that makes you think and an evil mayor that does his best to destroy everything. This book is a quick read and totally worth it. It will keep you reading if nothing else to see what part of Jack shifts next.
April 4, 2026
As soon as Daisy posted about this, I knew I needed it on my tbr for Easter weekend. It didn't disappoint. I've never read a shifter romance, so a were-bunny who's mate is named Esther Basquette was an interesting first.
Jack Hopper was just trying to get through life unnoticed by his fellow townspeople, and when Esther showed up, he knew he had found his mate.
This was over the top, full of puns, and some peculiar spice. It definitely kept my attention, and as a little novella, it was the perfect theme for the holiday.
Jack Hopper was just trying to get through life unnoticed by his fellow townspeople, and when Esther showed up, he knew he had found his mate.
This was over the top, full of puns, and some peculiar spice. It definitely kept my attention, and as a little novella, it was the perfect theme for the holiday.
March 12, 2026
That was something
I gave it five stars because it was well written and I love daisy Jane. Do I love the story? I don't know. It was very different, and I don't know what else to say. Lots of puns and dad joke type things...I mean her name is basically Easter basket lol. Is this the best read of the year? No. Was it funny and a good distraction this evening? Yes. If you want a bananas Easter were-bunny romance you've found it 😂
I gave it five stars because it was well written and I love daisy Jane. Do I love the story? I don't know. It was very different, and I don't know what else to say. Lots of puns and dad joke type things...I mean her name is basically Easter basket lol. Is this the best read of the year? No. Was it funny and a good distraction this evening? Yes. If you want a bananas Easter were-bunny romance you've found it 😂
March 12, 2026
Daisy Jane is one of my favs, so I went into this novella already knowing it would be a fun read & I was definitely right! 😁
It felt more like a playful, entertaining escape than a serious story, which honestly made it even more fun to read! It’s quick, spicy & perfect when you just want something light you can breeze through in one sitting. Daisy Jane always knows how to deliver a good time, and this one definitely did that!
(I will never look at a carrot the same 😂)
It felt more like a playful, entertaining escape than a serious story, which honestly made it even more fun to read! It’s quick, spicy & perfect when you just want something light you can breeze through in one sitting. Daisy Jane always knows how to deliver a good time, and this one definitely did that!
(I will never look at a carrot the same 😂)
March 5, 2026
I don't recall ever reading an Easter type book especially one that is a shifter involved! Daisy Jane I honestly wish there was more of this book because I devoured it last night! if you want a romance book that makes you life and even swoon for a bunny iykyk 🤣 then you better go add this to your TBR for easter next month!
March 8, 2026
5 stars for this were-bunny and his human mate!
5 stars
Book review
I loved this story. Once again the author delivered a unique story that had me falling in love and wanting more.
Recommend reading for readers looking for:
Small town, forced proximity, fated mates, holiday novella romance
5 stars
Book review
I loved this story. Once again the author delivered a unique story that had me falling in love and wanting more.
Recommend reading for readers looking for:
Small town, forced proximity, fated mates, holiday novella romance
March 20, 2026
It's a vibe
This one is so unserious and I really love that.
And even though I was laughing a majority of the time (and cringing a little at the puns), there is a sweet, small town story here with plenty of Daisy Jane spice.
By the way, you're going to have to be really okay with instalove on both sides to enjoy this one.
This one is so unserious and I really love that.
And even though I was laughing a majority of the time (and cringing a little at the puns), there is a sweet, small town story here with plenty of Daisy Jane spice.
By the way, you're going to have to be really okay with instalove on both sides to enjoy this one.
March 26, 2026
3.25/5.00 star rating
1.75/5.00 spice rating
Tropes: Easter festival, were-bunny, mf
Triggers: n/a
Kinks: oral, breathe play, bondage
Thoughts:
This was surprisingly tamer than I thought it would be and the spicy scenes that were in it were odd for me. The positions didn’t make sense at times and a furry p*nis? Really?
Definitely a one of a kind read and a one time read.
1.75/5.00 spice rating
Tropes: Easter festival, were-bunny, mf
Triggers: n/a
Kinks: oral, breathe play, bondage
Thoughts:
This was surprisingly tamer than I thought it would be and the spicy scenes that were in it were odd for me. The positions didn’t make sense at times and a furry p*nis? Really?
Definitely a one of a kind read and a one time read.
March 31, 2026
Perfect
This was absolutely everything I hoped it would be. It was weird, sweet, and super hot hahaha. Daisy really should be writing these types of books more often because she truly has a gift. I'm hoping she makes the rest of the holidays now because this sweet treat was perfection
This was absolutely everything I hoped it would be. It was weird, sweet, and super hot hahaha. Daisy really should be writing these types of books more often because she truly has a gift. I'm hoping she makes the rest of the holidays now because this sweet treat was perfection
March 4, 2026
Oh my gosh!
I absolutely loved this. I was so unsure about a were-bunny story would be, but let's be honest, Daisy Jane wrote it, so it's incredible. It's short, it's spicy, it's funny, and its everything you could ask for a spicy Easter read 🤪🤪
I absolutely loved this. I was so unsure about a were-bunny story would be, but let's be honest, Daisy Jane wrote it, so it's incredible. It's short, it's spicy, it's funny, and its everything you could ask for a spicy Easter read 🤪🤪
March 7, 2026
This is a “were-bunny” shifter, cute-hot, silly-romantic story.
And I absolutely LOVED IT!!!
Funny, silly, Easter fun theme, a wee touch of naughty (adult) shenanigans, and a fantastic HEA
🪻🐇🥕🐇🪻
💚💜💛🧡🩵🩷
“That bunny… winked at me?”
“Bunnies can’t wink.
Can they?”
And I absolutely LOVED IT!!!
Funny, silly, Easter fun theme, a wee touch of naughty (adult) shenanigans, and a fantastic HEA
🪻🐇🥕🐇🪻
💚💜💛🧡🩵🩷
“That bunny… winked at me?”
“Bunnies can’t wink.
Can they?”
March 7, 2026
When I saw Daisy was writing a were-bunny holiday themed novella, I got SO excited. this was adorable, and over the top in the best way. I laughed so many times, and the spice was great! if you're in the mood for a fluffy (and furry) little treat, definitely pick this one up!
March 15, 2026
Funny!
This is a funny bunny romance. 🤣 if you want to add a little spice to the Easter holiday this is a great choice. Light hearted, small town vibes, plenty of the Easter theme throughout.
This is a funny bunny romance. 🤣 if you want to add a little spice to the Easter holiday this is a great choice. Light hearted, small town vibes, plenty of the Easter theme throughout.
March 15, 2026
I love uncommon shifter stories but this one was just too silly. It felt like borderline furry romance. The characters were too campy - I felt like I was stuck in a n adult version of Lazytown. The Easter thing being an aphrodisiac was weird. The spice wasn’t even hot.
March 23, 2026
Too sweet
So adorable! Hot and adorable. It was like a spicy you know what channel love story. I could envision it all just like one of their shows. I’m so glad I read this quick sweet, hot read. I also love the surprise helper. Would read again.
So adorable! Hot and adorable. It was like a spicy you know what channel love story. I could envision it all just like one of their shows. I’m so glad I read this quick sweet, hot read. I also love the surprise helper. Would read again.
March 6, 2026
I will never look at the Easter bunny the same way😂
thank you for this bit of comedic relief Daisy
4/5 stars
thank you for this bit of comedic relief Daisy
4/5 stars
March 6, 2026
This was so insane i’m obsessed😂
March 13, 2026
3/5 ⭐⭐⭐
1,5/3 🌶️🌶️
Estuvo meh
1,5/3 🌶️🌶️
Estuvo meh
March 13, 2026
This was a really fun Easter read. I am not usually a shifter reader, but I will read anything that Daisy Jane writes, so here we are!
I loved Jack and Esther (and her sister Chelsey).
I loved Jack and Esther (and her sister Chelsey).
March 15, 2026
Four stars for the unhinged book, because it’s Daisy. Can’t wait to tell book club about how ridiculous it was 😂
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