The Phantom Pregnancy

by C.J. Vincent 

The Blurb: Rainleigh Mansion has a history filled with tragedy, but it’s a story that many in the town of Oakmount have forgotten. Once the center of a bustling steel and coal industry, Oakmount is now a sleepy college town and those that remember the past are almost all gone.

Reese McArthy has felt different all his life, as if he didn’t quite belong in a big city under the hot California sun. But when his long-shot application to attend Oakmount’s exclusive college is accepted, all he can do is hope that he’s finally found a place to truly belong. Maybe Oakmount will be different, just like him. 

In the search for some companionship, Reese joins a campus club with members that are just like him — different, and when an surprising attraction leads to something more, Reese is content to just let it all happen. What he doesn’t know, is that Oakmount is full of secrets, and a simple club activity could change his life forever

Title: The Phantom Pregnancy
Author: CJ Vincent
Publisher: 
Release Date: 7/30/2019
Genre/ Trope(s): MM Romance; YA/NA; Contemporary; PNR; non-shifter Omegaverse; Mpreg; 
Page Count: 134p.
SteaMMy Swordplay: 3 out of 5⚔ 
Sharonica-Stars: 3.75✨
GoodReads AVG: 4.24🌟

✨👻Here We Go a Phantoming!👻✨

MMy Thoughts and Review:

💕👻Gale/Aitken and Rhys👻💕

I applaud the imagination of CJ Vincent, and enjoy the few hours of escape their books always gift me. 

The Phantom Pregnancy, was easy to read. I enjoyed the way Gale’s Alpha character was presented to Rhys. I did find myself confused with the character, Aubrey, and would have liked to have seen his character with more page time. He started out as a fantastic antagonist and then just vanished. I would blame alien 👽abduction, but that never happens on the East Coast. 

I loved the mysterious back story of the haunted house, along with the excitement of the paranormal society. That’s totally an East Coast thing! 😂 I liked the housemates and Rhys’ mom. Their characters were eccentric, and got on Rhys’ nerves in all the right ways. I was confused by the doc his I and would have liked those explained. 

Even though there were a couple of plot holes and devices that could use some TLC, I enjoyed this quite a bit.💖

This is definitely not a typical Mpreg. So, if you are on the hunt for something a bit different, give this one a try. It was a bit offbeat, mysterious, included murder, tender romance, with a guaranteed HEA.

I read a complimentary (FREE) Advanced Reader Copy of this book & am voluntarily leaving an honest and unbiased review. 💋