Before you get your panties in a twist on why I gave this five stars read the review and then share your opinion.


This book is taboo. You get a warning when you first open the book. It's right there in black and white. I don't know why people are complaining about it in the reviews. You had your warning you chose to read it deal with it.

That being said. Do me a favor, read the book. There are so many twists and turns throughout this entire book that you'll be able to understand the situation much better if you read it from cover to ending.

And I will totally admit that at first I could understand the situation. You're lost in the wilderness. It's alaska. You're cold. You need body heat. Being naked with one another you're obviously going to get your wires twisted. No civilization around. I can see how I could happen.

I'm not going to judge them because I'm not in that situation nor have I ever been in that situation.

Stop being said, yes it was a cringy book. There were cringe moments. But there are some loving moments. And once everything is explained at the end of the book, you can understand why I don't feel as cringed out as I guess I should.

It's worth reading. And then make your own judgments or assessments. But try to put yourself in the characters shoes while you do it.

The book is pretty Savage. But like I said there are loving moments. Give it a chance.

And don't just say you hate the book. It's okay to hate the book but don't sit there and say that you were not warned that it is a taboo subject with violence. ( )

The beginning of the book looked so promising, but after a while I got bored. It was a good story, but there was nothing that made me fall in love with the characters (Was I the problem, or was it the book?).

I like their relationship at the beginning, I liked that they didn't hop in each other's bed immediately and there was some resistance, the first scene was hot, but after it, all other scenes sounded dull.

Someone warned me there was this huge twist, but the adoption card was so predictable.

If you like dark and taboo books, I recommend it, but it just wasn't the book for me.

Heroine - 4/6
Hero - 3/6
Plot Twist - 2/6
Ending - 4/6
Storyline - 4/6 ( )

I keep reading books like this cause I’m like “ooo taboo” but then I’m always so disappointed like yeah the spice is good but the plot is always so ridiculous. I guess some people aren’t reading it for the plot ( )

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1) i hate reed, i think he’s a caveman and i hated the way he reacted when devon found out she was adopted
2) i thought it was completely ridiculous he kept her being adopted away from devon, thats some important information??? maybe dont let ur supposed beloved wife / ,,daughter’’ believe shes going to give birth to some messed up kid when you know the truth?? like literally what
3) im sort of ‘’used,, to a daddy/daughter taboo, obv this one goes the extra mile with making you believe they’re actually related but i knew before starting that devon had been adopted so i felt a better about this whole thing and honestly my problems don’t even stem from the taboo element;
4) my main issue was this whole scenario felt utterly ridiculous, especially once devon got pregnant, you would think they could have figured out some way to get to and from town or a hospital or something. i know reed has money so i just couldn’t buy into why they needed to live so completely off the grid. they’re reason for moving out there in the first place wasn’t a big enough problem to justify it tbh. i dont see why they needed to not only move to alaska, but go completely off the grid. it’s a shaky plot and i cant really buy into it :/ like are they gonna send their kids to school or what ( )