Book: Bad Bunny by Lexi Davis
Reviewed by Michelles_Cosy_Booknook
3.5 ⭐ | 2 🌶️
What starts with a sweet classroom bunny… very quickly turns into “oh no, he’s a royal bunny prince on the run and now I’m involved?!” chaos—and honestly, I was here for every second of it.
Nora is a kindergarten teacher with a heart of gold, adored by her students. One bite later (rude), she discovers her fluffy new friend is actually Prince Sorren, a bunny shifter fleeing his power-hungry uncle who murdered his father for the throne.
That bite? Not just inconvenient—it links Nora to Sorren and paints a target on her back too. So naturally, they hit the road to stay alive, and protect Nora’s mum who is seriously ill, and hunt down a magical golden Easter egg (yes, really) that might be the key to taking down the evil uncle.
This novella is fast, chaotic, and a lot of fun.
Nora is witty, brave, and fiercely selfless, while Sorren brings that protective, fated-mate energy we all secretly (or not so secretly) love.
Tropes & vibes:
🐰 Bunny shifter prince
💫 Fated mates
🛏️ One bed
🏃♀️ On the run
🩹 Injury & healing
⚔️ Trials & final battle
💖 HEA
At under 200 pages, this is the perfect quick read if you want something light, magical, and a little bit bonkers in the best way—a great palate cleanser between heavier books.
For me, it was a really enjoyable time, though it did feel a touch rushed in places and a little similar to some of Lexi’s recent novellas. That said, I’ll absolutely still be picking up her next release.
I'd like to thank Lexi for granting me an early read of Bad Bunny. All opinions are my own.