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Touch of Sin
She ran. They let her.
For three years, Ava Harper believed she'd escaped—her four Alpha stepbrothers, her Omega nature, the forbidden desire that nearly destroyed her. She changed her name, fled across the country, and buried her instincts under a mountain of suppressants.
She had no idea they were watching the entire time.
They were always in control.
Mason, the patient Prime who plans everything. Caleb, the brutal enforcer dying to hunt her down. Ethan, the cold strategist tracking her every heartbeat. Leo, the charming wildcard who's eliminated every man who looked at her twice.
For three years, they've owned her apartment, funded her scholarship, and slowly destroyed the suppressants keeping her Omega dormant. They've watched her build nests in her sleep. Watched her buy soft things that smell like them. Watched her body prepare for a heat she can't stop.
Now they're ready to bring her home.
There's nowhere left to run.
When a mysterious invitation lures Ava to an isolated mountain cabin, she knows something is wrong. But three years of loneliness have hollowed her out, and the desperate, broken part of her doesn't care.
She walks into their trap anyway.
Now, surrounded by four Alphas with no escape and a heat burning through her veins, Ava faces an impossible her body has already surrendered. But wanting them doesn't make it right—and the pack that claims to love her has committed unforgivable sins in her name.
This is a dark omegaverse reverse harem romance featuring four obsessive, morally black heroes and a heroine who discovers the cage she fears most is the one she built herself.
Please read the page of trigger warnings before you read.
For three years, Ava Harper believed she'd escaped—her four Alpha stepbrothers, her Omega nature, the forbidden desire that nearly destroyed her. She changed her name, fled across the country, and buried her instincts under a mountain of suppressants.
She had no idea they were watching the entire time.
They were always in control.
Mason, the patient Prime who plans everything. Caleb, the brutal enforcer dying to hunt her down. Ethan, the cold strategist tracking her every heartbeat. Leo, the charming wildcard who's eliminated every man who looked at her twice.
For three years, they've owned her apartment, funded her scholarship, and slowly destroyed the suppressants keeping her Omega dormant. They've watched her build nests in her sleep. Watched her buy soft things that smell like them. Watched her body prepare for a heat she can't stop.
Now they're ready to bring her home.
There's nowhere left to run.
When a mysterious invitation lures Ava to an isolated mountain cabin, she knows something is wrong. But three years of loneliness have hollowed her out, and the desperate, broken part of her doesn't care.
She walks into their trap anyway.
Now, surrounded by four Alphas with no escape and a heat burning through her veins, Ava faces an impossible her body has already surrendered. But wanting them doesn't make it right—and the pack that claims to love her has committed unforgivable sins in her name.
This is a dark omegaverse reverse harem romance featuring four obsessive, morally black heroes and a heroine who discovers the cage she fears most is the one she built herself.
Please read the page of trigger warnings before you read.
- GenresOmegaverse
594 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 25, 2025
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Aspen Winters
48 books105 followersAspen Winters is from Bettendorf, Iowa. She has a slight obsession with stingrays and anything that has to do with chocolate and wine. On the days she isn’t working, she is either typing or is letting her artistic side out by painting or doing any other art project she has set her mind too. She has many books planned out and can’t wait to share them.
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December 28, 2025
“You ran because you wanted to make your own choice, Ava. You wanted to prove you have power over your own life… You don’t.”
I think this book confuses abuse with love and it makes me quite uncomfortable.
The manipulation started with Ava’s mother and the alphas’ father. Their father needed an omega for his sons and he capitalized on a desperate woman and her 5 year old daughter, who he suspected would present as an omega in time. When Ava’s mother realized the trap, she couldn’t escape. When she helped Ava run, she paid the ultimate price.
The majority of the book is Ava’s heat and the slow realization that the alphas who she fled from have manipulated her every choice to lead her to this moment. Ava wanted freedom. She wanted to choose her own path. The alphas— Mason, Caleb, Ethan, and Leo— have controlled her every move for three years, culminating in Ava receiving faulty heat suppressants and having an unwanted heat with them.
They claim they love her. That they’ve been patient and all of their actions have been to break her resolve and bring her back to them. That they want her to choose them.
But Ava only chooses them when her only alternative is death. And in my opinion, that’s not a choice.
I think this book confuses abuse with love and it makes me quite uncomfortable.
The manipulation started with Ava’s mother and the alphas’ father. Their father needed an omega for his sons and he capitalized on a desperate woman and her 5 year old daughter, who he suspected would present as an omega in time. When Ava’s mother realized the trap, she couldn’t escape. When she helped Ava run, she paid the ultimate price.
The majority of the book is Ava’s heat and the slow realization that the alphas who she fled from have manipulated her every choice to lead her to this moment. Ava wanted freedom. She wanted to choose her own path. The alphas— Mason, Caleb, Ethan, and Leo— have controlled her every move for three years, culminating in Ava receiving faulty heat suppressants and having an unwanted heat with them.
They claim they love her. That they’ve been patient and all of their actions have been to break her resolve and bring her back to them. That they want her to choose them.
But Ava only chooses them when her only alternative is death. And in my opinion, that’s not a choice.
December 30, 2025
Yeah no, straight up abuse. Would she really pick them
Without the mate bond at play? We’ll never know bc these mfers forced it 😃
Idec abt their sob stories lmao that was such a hard read.
Without the mate bond at play? We’ll never know bc these mfers forced it 😃
Idec abt their sob stories lmao that was such a hard read.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 1, 2026
Plot: 1.5 • Smut: ? —————> I fully understand why this was rated so low. Idk wtf I just read. So many issues. It’s not even worth reviewing. I’m glad it’s over.
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February 28, 2026dnf
January 19, 2026
Don't get me wrong it, is still good.
⚠️ Content Warnings
This book contains themes that may be distressing for some readers, including:
Non-consensual / coerced situations
Forced bonding
Kidnapping and captivity
Loss of bodily autonomy
Drugging and sedation
Surveillance
Reproductive coercion / breeding pressure
Death of a parent
Emotional distress and trauma
Reader discretion is advised.
Touch of Sin left me with very mixed emotions. There were aspects I genuinely enjoyed, but there were also elements that made me deeply uncomfortable, resulting in a story that felt both compelling and frustrating at the same time.
What Worked for Me
The Omega/Alpha worldbuilding was engaging and well established. The hierarchy, power dynamics, and social rules were clear and immersive. The sex scenes were intense and well written, and the world itself had strong bones that kept me reading even when the content became difficult.
What Didn’t Work
The darker elements were not subtle, and for me, they crossed into territory that was hard to reconcile:
Lack of protection (no condoms)
Lack of actual breeding or pregnancy kink exploration despite the setup
Drugging and sedation
Loss of bodily autonomy
Captivity
Surveillance
Forced bonding
These weren’t side themes—they were central to the story and not always handled with enough emotional accountability.
Ava
I loved Ava’s fierce need for independence. Her refusal to be owned or controlled was one of the strongest aspects of the novel. That said, her determination was pushed to a point where it nearly killed her. Her mother was both right and wrong, which made her eventual death especially hard to accept. I strongly disliked that outcome—it felt more tragic than necessary.
The Alphas (Overall)
Mason, Cabel, Ethan, and Leo were all born Alphas, the highest rank in this world. They are written as morally gray—capable of care, but deeply flawed. While I could understand the internal logic behind kidnapping Ava in this universe, the forced bonding was not justifiable for me. All four participated in it, and Ava’s anger and resistance felt completely valid. I would have hated them too.
Their biggest weakness is a lack of empathy. Ava may be an Omega, but she is still a person, not a broodmare on legs. Too often, her grief, fear, and loss of autonomy were dismissed in favor of what the men wanted.
David’s Influence
David—the Alphas’ father—was especially disturbing. He viewed Ava explicitly as a breeding asset, wanting her bonded and bred with all of his sons. This belief system didn’t exist in isolation; it shaped the Alphas’ expectations and blind spots.
The lack of strong resistance to David’s worldview reinforced one of the book’s most troubling themes: Ava being treated as a means to produce heirs rather than as a full person. This generational mindset added a darker layer to the story and made Ava’s fear, anger, and resentment feel entirely justified.
Individual Alpha Breakdowns- Even though all the men say they love her.
Mason — Prime / Leader
Mason embodies David’s ideology most clearly. As Prime, he expects obedience and often confuses authority with righteousness. He believes he knows what’s best, even when it overrides Ava’s autonomy—mirroring David’s “ends justify the means” thinking.
Cabel — The Silent One
Cabel’s silence feels learned. He doesn’t actively push David’s ideology, but he doesn’t challenge it either. His passivity often reads as complicity, even when his gentler traits suggest he could have done more.
Ethan — The Clinical Mind
Ethan reflects David’s mindset through intellectualization. As a doctor and author who has written papers on Omegas, he understands their needs academically—but not emotionally. Ava often feels like a case study rather than a person.
Leo — The Hidden Heart
Leo is the most emotionally aware and the least aligned with David’s worldview internally. He feels deeply and Ava sees that—but his failure to act decisively still enables harm.
Ranking: Perpetuating vs. Challenging the Mindset
Most to Least Complicit
Mason
Ethan
Cabel
Leo
Final Thoughts & Rating
Touch of Sin had strong potential, intense chemistry, and solid worldbuilding, but it struggled heavily with consent, autonomy, and emotional care. Readers who enjoy very dark omegaverse themes may connect with it more than I did, but for me, the imbalance between desire and agency was impossible to ignore.
Overall Rating:
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️
🖤🖤🖤🖤 (3.5/5 dark hearts)
😭 (tears)
☠️ (death)
🙂 (happiness—eventually)
⚠️ Content Warnings
This book contains themes that may be distressing for some readers, including:
Non-consensual / coerced situations
Forced bonding
Kidnapping and captivity
Loss of bodily autonomy
Drugging and sedation
Surveillance
Reproductive coercion / breeding pressure
Death of a parent
Emotional distress and trauma
Reader discretion is advised.
Touch of Sin left me with very mixed emotions. There were aspects I genuinely enjoyed, but there were also elements that made me deeply uncomfortable, resulting in a story that felt both compelling and frustrating at the same time.
What Worked for Me
The Omega/Alpha worldbuilding was engaging and well established. The hierarchy, power dynamics, and social rules were clear and immersive. The sex scenes were intense and well written, and the world itself had strong bones that kept me reading even when the content became difficult.
What Didn’t Work
The darker elements were not subtle, and for me, they crossed into territory that was hard to reconcile:
Lack of protection (no condoms)
Lack of actual breeding or pregnancy kink exploration despite the setup
Drugging and sedation
Loss of bodily autonomy
Captivity
Surveillance
Forced bonding
These weren’t side themes—they were central to the story and not always handled with enough emotional accountability.
Ava
I loved Ava’s fierce need for independence. Her refusal to be owned or controlled was one of the strongest aspects of the novel. That said, her determination was pushed to a point where it nearly killed her. Her mother was both right and wrong, which made her eventual death especially hard to accept. I strongly disliked that outcome—it felt more tragic than necessary.
The Alphas (Overall)
Mason, Cabel, Ethan, and Leo were all born Alphas, the highest rank in this world. They are written as morally gray—capable of care, but deeply flawed. While I could understand the internal logic behind kidnapping Ava in this universe, the forced bonding was not justifiable for me. All four participated in it, and Ava’s anger and resistance felt completely valid. I would have hated them too.
Their biggest weakness is a lack of empathy. Ava may be an Omega, but she is still a person, not a broodmare on legs. Too often, her grief, fear, and loss of autonomy were dismissed in favor of what the men wanted.
David’s Influence
David—the Alphas’ father—was especially disturbing. He viewed Ava explicitly as a breeding asset, wanting her bonded and bred with all of his sons. This belief system didn’t exist in isolation; it shaped the Alphas’ expectations and blind spots.
The lack of strong resistance to David’s worldview reinforced one of the book’s most troubling themes: Ava being treated as a means to produce heirs rather than as a full person. This generational mindset added a darker layer to the story and made Ava’s fear, anger, and resentment feel entirely justified.
Individual Alpha Breakdowns- Even though all the men say they love her.
Mason — Prime / Leader
Mason embodies David’s ideology most clearly. As Prime, he expects obedience and often confuses authority with righteousness. He believes he knows what’s best, even when it overrides Ava’s autonomy—mirroring David’s “ends justify the means” thinking.
Cabel — The Silent One
Cabel’s silence feels learned. He doesn’t actively push David’s ideology, but he doesn’t challenge it either. His passivity often reads as complicity, even when his gentler traits suggest he could have done more.
Ethan — The Clinical Mind
Ethan reflects David’s mindset through intellectualization. As a doctor and author who has written papers on Omegas, he understands their needs academically—but not emotionally. Ava often feels like a case study rather than a person.
Leo — The Hidden Heart
Leo is the most emotionally aware and the least aligned with David’s worldview internally. He feels deeply and Ava sees that—but his failure to act decisively still enables harm.
Ranking: Perpetuating vs. Challenging the Mindset
Most to Least Complicit
Mason
Ethan
Cabel
Leo
Final Thoughts & Rating
Touch of Sin had strong potential, intense chemistry, and solid worldbuilding, but it struggled heavily with consent, autonomy, and emotional care. Readers who enjoy very dark omegaverse themes may connect with it more than I did, but for me, the imbalance between desire and agency was impossible to ignore.
Overall Rating:
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️
🖤🖤🖤🖤 (3.5/5 dark hearts)
😭 (tears)
☠️ (death)
🙂 (happiness—eventually)
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February 15, 2026DNF 37%
Not for the obvious reasons. When I read reviews where people cried her love interests are abusing her ( citing the normal aspects of omegaverse) , I ran to get this book, because this is omegaverse I wanna read where instincts overriding logic and to see true struggle between alpha and omega- to make thst stubborn dumb alpha to compromise. Nobody does it better than Zoey Ellis. She’s a omegaverse queen.
Unfortunately here, we get a whiny omega, who recycles few sentences and rest is a self pity in her head. Then there is 4 alphas who worship the ground she walks on, but no she hates them, she doesn’t want this, she cries and cries and wails.
I was pulling my hair and screaming WHY she hates them! WHY!??? It was poorly put together. Sometimes throwing people into middle of the book works out, unfortunately here it made me so agitated that I threw the towel- fuck her and her whine.
I feel authors are not willing to actually play with the true omegaverse anymore. Everything is very human and boring. This is 101% not a dark book. It’s a bunch of men who loves their omega with all their heart. But that omega is dumb as fuck and brainwashed by her mother to be afraid of being omega, so she is basically depressed and alone and dying inside but yay she’s away from her alphas. What the heck is this shitshow.
Not for the obvious reasons. When I read reviews where people cried her love interests are abusing her ( citing the normal aspects of omegaverse) , I ran to get this book, because this is omegaverse I wanna read where instincts overriding logic and to see true struggle between alpha and omega- to make thst stubborn dumb alpha to compromise. Nobody does it better than Zoey Ellis. She’s a omegaverse queen.
Unfortunately here, we get a whiny omega, who recycles few sentences and rest is a self pity in her head. Then there is 4 alphas who worship the ground she walks on, but no she hates them, she doesn’t want this, she cries and cries and wails.
I was pulling my hair and screaming WHY she hates them! WHY!??? It was poorly put together. Sometimes throwing people into middle of the book works out, unfortunately here it made me so agitated that I threw the towel- fuck her and her whine.
I feel authors are not willing to actually play with the true omegaverse anymore. Everything is very human and boring. This is 101% not a dark book. It’s a bunch of men who loves their omega with all their heart. But that omega is dumb as fuck and brainwashed by her mother to be afraid of being omega, so she is basically depressed and alone and dying inside but yay she’s away from her alphas. What the heck is this shitshow.
January 4, 2026
I usually never write reviews but this book makes it feel imperative I do. If I could give 0 stars I would. The book really does confuse abuse with love.
"Something that wished there had been another way. There hadn't been."
This is at like 15% and by the time the book ends, I wonder: Was there really no other way??? Because they never really tried any of the normal methods if you ask me. They force her in so many more ways than one, and then she simply gives in. As someone who really likes OV romances, this book is an exact example of all harmful aspects of these dynamics. I imagine someone who is a stalker reading this book and going "well, it worked for them, as long es you believe enough in your own love, the other person will eventually surrender."
Finally, I am really cross about how they portrayed the mother. She was SO justified in her concerns for the daughter (a minor at the time!) and then she is simply killed off??? And the book makes it seem like the villain has died with that?
Definitely do not recommend reading, a dark romance is fine but this is not dark romance, it is romanticizing actual abuse.
"Something that wished there had been another way. There hadn't been."
This is at like 15% and by the time the book ends, I wonder: Was there really no other way??? Because they never really tried any of the normal methods if you ask me. They force her in so many more ways than one, and then she simply gives in. As someone who really likes OV romances, this book is an exact example of all harmful aspects of these dynamics. I imagine someone who is a stalker reading this book and going "well, it worked for them, as long es you believe enough in your own love, the other person will eventually surrender."
Finally, I am really cross about how they portrayed the mother. She was SO justified in her concerns for the daughter (a minor at the time!) and then she is simply killed off??? And the book makes it seem like the villain has died with that?
Definitely do not recommend reading, a dark romance is fine but this is not dark romance, it is romanticizing actual abuse.
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December 30, 2025
She gives her freedom, her dignity, her autonomy for sex..... Yeah women empowerment at best. The poor mother was murdered and her sacrifice went down the drain. Honestly death would be way better than this nonsense that Ava chose. I had so much hopes for her , when I started reading. I suppose the author wanted to create a dark romance where the villains win, and she did it, but no like some authors who end up falling in love with the villains. The stepbrothers were despised at the very start and are still despised after the completion of the story. The female is shown weak, and completely dependent on the omega nature, so that I guess we can feel sympathy, but her choices her stupidity and her weak will power only end up making her look pathetic.
January 29, 2026
Ok
Well, first thing is I hated the FMC. She was mean, viscous, and said I hate you every time she spoke for most of the book. I loved the MMC’s who really loved her. She acted like a bratty child half the time, there was nothing likable about her. She lacked personality. I did not find this book dark at all and the triggers were so minimal. After reading some of the reviews, I felt like I read a different book. The MMC’s were patient with her and disciplined her when she acted out like a spoiled brat. There is no suspense or other drama in this book, which was disappointing. At the end the MMC’s eye and hair color changed. Still needs editing.
Well, first thing is I hated the FMC. She was mean, viscous, and said I hate you every time she spoke for most of the book. I loved the MMC’s who really loved her. She acted like a bratty child half the time, there was nothing likable about her. She lacked personality. I did not find this book dark at all and the triggers were so minimal. After reading some of the reviews, I felt like I read a different book. The MMC’s were patient with her and disciplined her when she acted out like a spoiled brat. There is no suspense or other drama in this book, which was disappointing. At the end the MMC’s eye and hair color changed. Still needs editing.
March 2, 2026
If I could give this minus stars I would. I’m honestly surprised this wasn’t a but in the horror section, because I was terrified reading this.
They abuse, 🍇, drug and groom her.
They literally lock her in their dingy ass basement, with no light or heat. Which then kick starts her heat because of the extreme stress, and then decide to abuse her throughout her heat too.
Then they try to make us feel bad for them after the heat, because now that she’s not completely gone mentally, she obviously doesn’t give a fuck about them which makes them feel “rejected” 🥺
Poor guys…. It must be hard when your captive doesn’t love you ????
They abuse, 🍇, drug and groom her.
They literally lock her in their dingy ass basement, with no light or heat. Which then kick starts her heat because of the extreme stress, and then decide to abuse her throughout her heat too.
Then they try to make us feel bad for them after the heat, because now that she’s not completely gone mentally, she obviously doesn’t give a fuck about them which makes them feel “rejected” 🥺
Poor guys…. It must be hard when your captive doesn’t love you ????
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 1, 2026
this was a weird af book
A whole lot of nothing happened. And yet I couldn't stop reading. Full of inconsistencies (blue eyes then brown then grey then amber and finally silver???) and yet somehow super repetitive. The MMCs didn't care at all about consent at the beginning but then it was a big deal to them at the end. I don't know if I like any of these people. 2 stars cuz I finished it for some reason but I honestly don't know what that reason is.
A whole lot of nothing happened. And yet I couldn't stop reading. Full of inconsistencies (blue eyes then brown then grey then amber and finally silver???) and yet somehow super repetitive. The MMCs didn't care at all about consent at the beginning but then it was a big deal to them at the end. I don't know if I like any of these people. 2 stars cuz I finished it for some reason but I honestly don't know what that reason is.
January 12, 2026
Creepy AF
Non-con and bonding w/o consent. Doormat FMC. Grooming (of a child), stalking, coercive control, and rape.
Murdered her mother, whose crime was to help her daughter escape from the MMCs (who did all of the above to her).
The FMC was gaslit the entire storyline. She became a major cringe and ick. Even the “sexy times” were boring, and the MMCs came across as ridiculous rather than OTT J/P.
Overall, this did not land (for me). It reads so awkwardly.
Non-con and bonding w/o consent. Doormat FMC. Grooming (of a child), stalking, coercive control, and rape.
Murdered her mother, whose crime was to help her daughter escape from the MMCs (who did all of the above to her).
The FMC was gaslit the entire storyline. She became a major cringe and ick. Even the “sexy times” were boring, and the MMCs came across as ridiculous rather than OTT J/P.
Overall, this did not land (for me). It reads so awkwardly.
January 16, 2026
Not an enjoyable read
This was really disgusting - I get dubious consent and alternative lifestyles etc but this was outright abuse and torture. Rape and gas lighting. She had zero control of her life, everything forced on her. Their father (her step father) murdered her mother when her mother objected to her 15 yr old daughter being groomed for his sons.
Prob wont read anything by this author again. Way over the line.
This was really disgusting - I get dubious consent and alternative lifestyles etc but this was outright abuse and torture. Rape and gas lighting. She had zero control of her life, everything forced on her. Their father (her step father) murdered her mother when her mother objected to her 15 yr old daughter being groomed for his sons.
Prob wont read anything by this author again. Way over the line.
December 30, 2025
God I hate this so much. it's well written but the story is absolutely horrifying. the entire book i felt gaslit,manipulated and overall icky. please don't romanticize this kinda "love" this is straight up psychotic behaviour. I hate "biology forced me " books ,this typa OV is literal hell & I'm glad it's fiction.
This should be horror not romance.
This should be horror not romance.
dnf
December 31, 2025Dnf @ 17%
I was already annoyed with the fmc because at 18, she ran away from her home and from the only people she felt right with all because her mother constantly poisoned her against Alphas? Not sure if she had negative personal experience or if it was just words from her mother anyways it was annoying but I also could be wrong since I stopped reading lol.
I was already annoyed with the fmc because at 18, she ran away from her home and from the only people she felt right with all because her mother constantly poisoned her against Alphas? Not sure if she had negative personal experience or if it was just words from her mother anyways it was annoying but I also could be wrong since I stopped reading lol.
January 1, 2026
Good Read but Repetitive
I enjoy anything by Aspen Winters, I enjoyed the darker side of this book, but found it very repetitive, and a touch too long. There was a HEA , but it was a long ride to get there. Some of the pages felt repetitive, while others didn’t give enough detail. I would give it a 4 for spice and a 3 for over all story.
I enjoy anything by Aspen Winters, I enjoyed the darker side of this book, but found it very repetitive, and a touch too long. There was a HEA , but it was a long ride to get there. Some of the pages felt repetitive, while others didn’t give enough detail. I would give it a 4 for spice and a 3 for over all story.
January 16, 2026
so much….everything!
This was such a fun read. I love Aspen’s ability to draw you into each of her stories. This one was no exception. I loved Ava and her fierce need for independence only to realize that wasn’t actually what she wanted or needed. And of course her alphas…I think Caleb is a favorite. Who doesn’t love the strong silent type? This was definitely a great read.
This was such a fun read. I love Aspen’s ability to draw you into each of her stories. This one was no exception. I loved Ava and her fierce need for independence only to realize that wasn’t actually what she wanted or needed. And of course her alphas…I think Caleb is a favorite. Who doesn’t love the strong silent type? This was definitely a great read.
December 30, 2025
One of the worst books I’ve ever read
Like this was supposed to have a good redemption arc where they actually have regret for what they’ve done not punish her for wanting her freedom
This author really messed up with this book I look a good villain but this is just really shitty
Like this was supposed to have a good redemption arc where they actually have regret for what they’ve done not punish her for wanting her freedom
This author really messed up with this book I look a good villain but this is just really shitty
December 27, 2025
2,5/5 ⭐️
Is this love...or abuse?
Is this love...or abuse?
December 30, 2025
I’m irritated. Was I just Stockholmed? What is going on? Do we all really believe that this is all okay? I need some sleep.
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