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Review: Jonah and the Narwhal by Vinni George

Jonah and the Narwhal by Vinni George | 3.5 Stars

 Jonah and the Narwhal follows a lynx shifter named Jonah as an unexpected heat leads him to discovering that his fated mate is his employer of two years, a narwhal shifter doctor named Edwin. What follows is a low angst, age gap, smutty good time. I am a big fan of fated mates, like just the way the characters click together and how they are exactly what has been missing from each other's lives always hits for me. This book gets points for surprising me during the smut as Edwin gets quite creative with his narwhal horn during a partial shift - can't say I have ever read anything like that before. I liked the consideration that went into the mpreg side of things - narwhals and lynx are very different so I'm glad that the author added conversation about that. I can't wait to read more books in the series.

Synopsis:
When Jonah Steele hung a flyer in the local coffee shop advertising his services as a housekeeper, he didn’t expect the town’s hot doctor to hire him on the spot. He definitely didn’t think he’d still be working for the mysterious older alpha two years later. But something about Dr. Pictou keeps Jonah returning to the big house on the cliff, a bone-deep longing he can’t explain—and recently, it’s been making Jonah crave the good doctor in ways he shouldn’t.

Dr. Edwin Pictou couldn’t say why he hired the young omega lynx to clean his house, but Jonah had ensnared him at first sight, and now, even though he really doesn’t need a housekeeper, the thought of letting Jonah go is unsettling. When Edwin comes home to find the omega—who he’s started to think of as his own—in heat, he realizes there is more at play than he first thought. Fate has intervened, and Edwin has no intention of ever letting Jonah go again.

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