The extended edition contains 8 additional/bonus chapters that were not seen in the original release. While they are not crucial to the story/plot... it really helped to give a little more clarity into Henry's obsession and how it manifested. Additionally, you get another glance into the character Luca and the irony in some of the comments.
"It's easier to eliminate the threat than try to keep them in a basement or some shit"
If you know, you know! If you don't... I suggest you add No Control and Killing Emma to you TBR 🫶🏻
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Original review from the first released edition of No Control:
This book had me hooked from the first chapter! Henry Is all the red flags, and I need them all. This was my first read by Annie Wild, and I must say the writing style is chef's kisses!
This book contains dark elements, so please read the TWs.
Lydia, an author, receives an offer to be a ghost writer for a tech genius.... but the type of book he wants written is a little unorthodox for a person in his 'career' field. Despite the carefully laid out offer, there are terms Lydia needs yo follow, including uprooting her life and moving across the country for a man she knows nothing about. Does she accept the terms and conditions outlined in Henry's offer?
If you're into dark romance, you will not be disappointed