Natalie Bennett (1)

This was a great dark romance novella. I thought it would be over before the story ended, but the author managed it without leaving me feeling like there should be more.

It's a dark romance featuring Constantine (Con) and Rosalynn (Rose). It in dual pov, setting is both present and past.

It's a story about a woman who is running from her past, and the man who is quietly stalking her. We know that Con and Rose were together and she managed to get away from him.

Past: Rose lived across the street from Con's home as a teenager. She used to watch him from her window, fantasizing about him. What she didn't know was that he was doing the same.

Present: It's been 4 years and Rose is finally feeling like she got away. However, Con managed to get under her skin enough that even though she knows he was evil, she still loved him in her heart. She doesn't think she is worthy of second chances or love. She only thinks she got away. We see Con's pov watching her from afar, letting the reader know that he wants her back and is going to get her.

There are mindfucks galore in this book!

It may be a novella, but it didn't leave me wanting more.… (más)

"Think Escape Room, meets Saw, meets Battle Royale. That’s what we’re dealing with."

Well ain’t that the truth.

Maleficium begins where Periculum left off. There was plenty of bloody gore to keep me intrigued and despite the fact that the interactions between Lana and Ciaran was bare minimum, the author has this magical ability to get you fully immersed in the main character's bloody adventure and unlocking the mystery as to why she and her sisters are targeted.

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Natalie Bennett left us hanging at the end of Savages, hoping that we could hang on until Deviants. Or maybe that was just me. I know that I was just counting down the minutes until I could get the rest of Cali and Rome's story. And trust me, it was worth every single second of every single minute I had to wait.

Cali has been wandering around in the Badlands while Rome has been taking care of business. Tito just won't leave her alone and keeps trying to tell her how she should feel and all that jazz. As a side note, I really hate it when someone tells a person what they feel, how they should feel, or shame them for how they feel. That's just utter crap. Anyhow.

There are all kinds of secrets going on in this series. I mean, the secrets have secrets, and they may have gotten together and bred more secrets. Did I mention that there are all kinds of secrets? When all those secrets started coming out, my jaw seriously dropped. I didn't expect any of them. I love it when that happens. I love to have that total surprise.

Man, this book did just knock me out. I hated Rome. I loved Rome. I hated Cali. I loved Cali. You get the idea. I was so happy when the book ended the way that it did, but I did get left with wanting more, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.… (más)