Suicide, the idea of suicide and constant mention of suicide, violence towards others including innocent, toxic family relationships, toxic friendships… the list can totally go on. It is not a book that is easy to read, not as horrifying as the Mindf*ck series or the Killing Sarai series, however, it does touch up on some serious triggers for some people. The trigger warnings on Goodreads are quite understandable for this book. This review may include some spoilers so be aware before you continue. I debated whether I should give this two stars or three but the talent in those steamy scenes deserved a solid star as it is, so we have a ⭐⭐⭐ book! The steam in this book is delicious, but I cannot say the same thing for the rest of the book, including our main characters’ behaviour towards each other. I say this in every dark romance review but I mean it this time. I want to clear up something: I truly hate myself for being okay with this book. You will never, ever question me about it, do you hear me?” I’d turn into the devil, a monster, and whatever weapon I have to be if it means I can protect you. I spent my whole life repressing my true nature, but I’d willingly embrace my demons for you.
“Listen to me and listen to me well, Glyndon. Only this sentence is enough to tell you that this is my guilty pleasure so please leave me alone okay? we all know the magic of men written by women, so drop your brain somewhere before you start this book and enjoy… if this is what you consider enjoyment.
It has become my escape recently, I used to read dragons and vampires to get away from this world but now I am reading psychotic college kids getting laid… hard… and often. This is the third review in a row, however, I cannot stop reading dark romance anymore. I am proud that I am actually being consistent with my posts recently and I wish to thrive in 2023! Oh hello hello! I am back with yet ANOTHER romance review and this is one of the darker ones I’ve read so far.
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