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Crown Me Dead (Heartstring Duet #1)

by Liv Zander (Goodreads Author)

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Relapse (The Addict Series Book 2)

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The Addict (The Addict Series Book 1)

by Charlie Noir (Goodreads Author)

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Kyle said: " A Brutal, Unflinching, and Deeply Emotional Read

This book took me on an absolute rollercoaster of emotions.

The Addict is dark, heavy, and deeply uncomfortable at times, but it is also raw, honest, and incredibly compelling. It does not shy away from A Brutal, Unflinching, and Deeply Emotional Read

This book took me on an absolute rollercoaster of emotions.

The Addict is dark, heavy, and deeply uncomfortable at times, but it is also raw, honest, and incredibly compelling. It does not shy away from difficult topics, including addiction, abuse, and trauma, and it handles them in a way that feels intentional rather than exploitative. Trigger warnings are essential, and I strongly recommend checking them before going in.

Noah is a heartbreaking protagonist. His addiction, self destructive tendencies, and emotional confusion make complete sense once you understand what he has survived. Watching him navigate withdrawal, suppressed memories, and the slow unraveling of his childhood trauma was painful to read, but it felt real. His relationship with his brother Damian added an unexpected layer of care and complexity that grounded some of the darkest moments in the story.

Silas is a difficult character to sit with. He is obsessive, violent, and morally wrong in many ways, yet the author writes him in a way that makes you understand why Noah is drawn to him. That tension, between what Noah needs, what hurts him, and what he believes he deserves, is handled with brutal honesty.

Delane’s presence adds another layer of emotional weight. The fear surrounding her safety, and the constant sense of unease whenever she is on the page, had me genuinely anxious as a reader. The author does an excellent job of creating tension without relying solely on action, often making quiet moments feel just as threatening.

What stood out most to me was how the book portrayed trauma and survival. This is not a story about healing neatly or quickly. It is messy, confronting, and at times devastating, but it never feels pointless. The emotional payoff in the final chapters felt earned, and the ending, while dark, was deeply satisfying.

This is not an easy read, but it is a powerful one. If you can handle heavy themes and are prepared for a challenging, emotional journey, this book is absolutely worth it. ...more "

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