This book was not only incredibly fun to read, but the plot had me hooked right from the start!
I love how our FMC is a strong, confident woman. You don't need to be a warrior to show strength, and this book proves it. Callie is amazing—smart, flirty, and always one step ahead. I honestly didn’t expect to love a character like her so much, but the author did a fantastic job bringing her to life. She’s intriguing, and I just want to know more about her!

Vance is perfect. He’s moody, grumpy, and emotionally closed off... just the way I like them. But we also get to see his POV, which is brilliant—it really helps us understand him better. Without that insight, I probably would’ve been pretty frustrated, lol.

PNR usually isn’t my thing (I tend to roll my eyes at the plots), but this one totally surprised me. It’s fresh, funny, smart, and so addictive—I just wanted to keep reading!

Great story! This isn’t my first Quinn book, and she did not disappoint.
When does the second one come out??

This book was so much fun and it was exactly what I expected from the title and description: Paranormal romance? Yes please! Reality dating show? Uhm, that’s my guilty pleasure. WHY ARE THERE NOT MORE BOOKS LIKE THIS!?

This was just way too much fun. I felt like I was not only watching and enjoying the drama of reality TV, but also getting the behind the scenes of the production and games. And mixing in all the supernatural elements? This was just too much fun.

The story ends on a cliffhanger and that’s my only complaint, that I have to wait for book 2! Ugh! But it sounds like book 2 will release soon after this one, so I’m ready for it!

Supernaturally Perfect blends the seductive tension of paranormal romance with the voyeuristic chaos of reality television, creating a story that’s addictive and emotionally grounded. I am a sucker for some vapid reality TV... so I signed on. And I'm so happy I did.

Beneath the glitter of camera lights and carefully curated personas is a cast of supernatural creatures—demons, vampires, werewolves, and a djinn roommate whose power isn’t sanitized or soft. I appreciated that hint of darkness. The magic in this book still feels dangerous, and the stakes are high—emotionally and literally.

The main character, Calliope (yes named for the muse of legend) is vibrant, sharp-witted, and unafraid to flirt or push boundaries, which makes her a compelling foil for the brooding, secretive Mr. Perfect. Their chemistry shines throughout even in the quiet moments, and the slow unraveling of his secrets is deeply satisfying.

Between the forbidden magic, the high-stakes challenges (yes, including truth-or-dare and those infamous dance competitions), and the threat of banishment to hell for breaking the rules, there’s a lot to enjoy. But what lingers is the way this book balances spectacle with sincerity, attraction with vulnerability.

If you enjoy supernatural romance that doesn’t shy away from the darker edges of its world—or its characters—this one is worth picking up.