Bren Hadley was a good girl once, soft, steady, safe.
But then she met Ender Mordecai.
Ender is dangerous, volatile, and impossible to resist. A man with chains on his wrists, shadows in his eyes, and a hunger that pulls Bren into places she swore she would never go. He consumes her mind, body, and soul, until she no longer knows where she ends and he begins.
What starts as a forbidden connection between psychiatrist and patient spirals into something far darker. Lies twist into truths, passion bleeds into violence, and Bren finds herself entangled in Ender’s secrets—secrets soaked in blood and obsession.
She tells herself she can save him.
But maybe he’s the one unmaking her.
HER is a dark psychological romance about obsession, love, and the monsters we become when we can’t let go.
Her is dark, uncomfortable, and intentionally challenging. I loved it, but this is not a story that aims to make readers feel safe.
Ender is not morally gray. He is morally black, and the book never tries to soften that. Instead, it pulls you into a disturbing dynamic that feels wrong, unsettling, and hard to look away from.
This isn’t a comfort read. It’s the kind of story that challenges your boundaries and lingers because of it. If you enjoy dark fiction that pushes past moral comfort zones, this one delivers. Just go in prepared.
I was in a huge book hangover after the edge of darkness trilogy, and web of silence duet until coming across this book! Morally gray, unhinged, stalker romance, OBSESSION 🔥 I ate it all up. Like literally I devoured this in one day! This was so good and I’m so happy to have found this author through our amazing booktok community. So ready for Book 2 🖤