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Book Review: Caged, Ambrosia, and Angustia

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  Every day, they pay to break him. Locked inside a cage, Cain is the Carnivale's most infamous attraction—a man conditioned to crave pain, humiliation, and the darkness others fear. By night, he becomes something even more dangerous. Then she appears. My Review OMG. I absolutely love this book. It may not be as gory as the as the first two books but not every story has to be gory. This book is dark but tragically emotional as well.  Cain's story hooked my heart. What he and Thalia share is tragic but poetic at the same time. In fact, I am still thinking about these two, long after I have finished this book.  They say The Colony Carnivale appears without warning—rolling into forgotten towns under blood-red skies, offering laughter, lights, and salvation for the bored and broken. But beneath the painted tents, hides a different sin, each act a different obsession. Lust. Power. Revenge. Fear. The Carnivale feeds on it all—and so do the souls trapped inside.. The games are r...

Book Review: Hurt Me

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  Aria was given a choice: A mental asylum or the Meridian Rehabilitation Institute. She had to choose between white straight jackets or the BDSM culture that was hell-bent on saving her soul. What choice did she have? She signed the papers. She showed up. But what she received once she arrived was far more than she bargained for. Join Aria and Cassian as they navigate the world of the Meridian Rehabilitation Institute, learning through BDSM how to love themselves and each other. Will they both make it out on the other side, or will the institute chew them up and spit them out just like Aria was before? Book 3 in the Meridian Institute. My Review I loved the way that Cassian helped Aria process and work through her trauma. He took experienced a horrific incident. One that scarred him. Yet, due to this event, he was able to help Aria even more and why he was trying so hard to save her.  These two had a DOM and SUB relationship. Yet, it was more on the subtle side being featured...