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Saturday, 7 December 2025

Review: Trolling for Trouble by Olivia Hardin ★★★

16065939Trolling for Trouble by Olivia Hardin
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Series: MAUCs #1
Publication Date: September 18th 2012
ISBN: 
Page Count: 66
Rating: ★★★
Review Copy: ARC
Reviewed by: Lynsey
Buy Link: AMAZON



Synopsis: A NOVELETTE- MAUCs Series One: Magical and undead creatures can get into plenty of sticky situations. Lynlee Lincoln loves her job as a neutralizer, but she needs a break from the supernatural chaos after an ultra-busy Halloween night. Coming home, she's ready to collapse into her bed and forget the day... until she discovers two children scavenging through her refrigerator. One look at the pair and she feels a tug on her heartstrings, then she learns their father is the man she spent years trying to forget. When Beck pleads with her to help save his daughter, Lynlee gets thrust into a heap of trouble.



Trolling for Trouble is the start of an urban fantasy series that promises all kids of magic, monsters and mayhem. From trolls to nymphs to witches, it seems to have it all, and a smart heroine to boot.

Lynlee Lincoln comes in off a hard shift as a neutraliser for MAUC (Magical and undead creatures) to find two kids raiding her refrigerator, swiftly followed by the startling reappearance of her ex, their father. What follows is Lynlee's attempt to save his daughter while trying to keep her re-emerging feelings under control.

I enjoyed this. It's super short- took no more than an hour or so to read - and makes a nice introduction to the author's style. I believe it's occasionally offered up for free, but not currently. I'm not sure if I will be continuing with the rest of the series as - and this is totally a personal thing - I like new romances and am not at all fond of ex's coming back on the scene. Too much baggage.

3 Stars ★★★
ARC provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.

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