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Review: Let Me Be Your Monster

Let Me Be Your Monster by West Greene My rating: 2 of 5 stars Trigger/Content Warnings: - violence - murder - primal play - blood play This left me with questions, and while I'm usually fine with some insta-everything in my murder-erotica/erotic horror, this was a bit too instant. It was so instant that I thought for a moment this was a game between the two leads. That they were already a couple and this was just kinky fun, but...no. Kacey, who should be scared out of his mind until trust is established, is ready to die with Winston a day after they've met. Sure, the psychopath solved Kacey's problem with violence, but... what assurance does he have that Winston isn't going to get bored? Why does Winston want Kacey forever? He saw him once and decided that was it. Psychos can't love, but they fixate...so why Kacey? Why does Kacey stand out? And how old are they? Kacey is mentioned having math homework, and Winston calls him ...
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Review: Deviant Need

Deviant Need by L. Norell My rating: 5 of 5 stars Trigger/Content Warnings - violence - murder - substance abuse/addiction - on-page suicide attempt - on-page bullying - on-page child abuse If you ever walk into a karaoke bar and see Mikhail belting out The Distance by Hot Chelle Rae: "And just so you know...the distance is what's killing me..." , it's because Daniil slept in his arms last night and not on top of his body like a blanket , and Misha cannot handle it when they're that far apart. A little darker in tone than Violent Devotion , we begin with Daniil and Mikhail some months after Alexei and Kelly have settled into domestic bliss, *taps nose*, and they're searching for information about Daniil's past. Brought into the Avrorin family at only two years old, we get a closer look at their relationship. Raised as brothers, the two are unusually close, intimate in ways that range from sharing a bed to constant ...

Review: Zero Pucks

Zero Pucks by E.M. Lindsey My rating: 4 of 5 stars View all my reviews

Review: A Taste of Gold and Iron

A Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra Rowland My rating: 5 of 5 stars View all my reviews

Review: If We Survive the Night

If We Survive the Night by Jo Salazar My rating: 2 of 5 stars View all my reviews

Review: Masked Temptation

Masked Temptation by N. Slater My rating: 2 of 5 stars View all my reviews

Review: Paradox

Paradox by J.J. Asher My rating: 3 of 5 stars Trigger/Content Warnings: - violence - assault - attempted murder - others provided by the author This was truly one of the unhealthiest relationships I've ever had the pleasure of reading about. I can't even begin to describe how unhealthy this trauma-bond relationship was, but yes, those are three stars, you see, because I was entertained. It gets way too repetitive at the end, but it's still entertaining. My personal entertainment aside, I would be remiss not to mention that this is also an abusive relationship. Very. BULLYING is a complete disservice. Once felonious assault, indentured servitude, and attempted murder enter the picture, "bullying" is so far in the rearview mirror that it's in another time zone. Eden abused Jin. Full stop. Both of them being masochists and falling in love through their trauma bond does not erase the abuse done to Jin. View all my ...