Book Review: The Cute Psycho
Vlad Kuznetsov is a psychopath—a killing machine. Experimented on from a young age by a mad scientist, he cannot feel anything.
No pain. No remorse. No regret.
His violent episodes make him a danger to society, so he’s learned to live in the shadows.
Alone is safer. Alone means control.
Until her.
Assisi Lastra. The little nun with fire in her eyes. She should fear him—everyone else does. But instead, she stands toe-to-toe with the devil and dares him to feel.
She calms the chaos in his mind, quiets the voices that demand violence. For the first time, he craves something…more.
But his violent nature cannot be tamed. His darkness isn’t a wound to heal; it’s the essence of what and who he is. And no matter how much he craves her light, he knows one thing:
A monster like him can never love. It can only destroy.
This is an EXTREMELY DARK BOOK. Please check the triggers before reading. It is the first book in the Morally Ambiguous Duet. Parts of it were previously included in Morally Ambiguous.
My Review
The theme of this book may be dark but there is more to it than just a slasher/romance. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and am really looking forward to reading the conclusion to this duet. I need to know what happens to Vlad and Sisi.
Vlad and Sisi are two lost souls. It is like they are two halves of a whole. They just fit together. As soon as I met Vlad, I was drawn to him. Yet, when I learned his story, despite the fact that he is a k!ller, I wanted to get close to him.
Sisi may not have been altered like Vlad, but she was thrust into the life of a k!ller. From the ashes comes a warrior.
Vlad and Sisi are two lost souls. It is like they are two halves of a whole. They just fit together. As soon as I met Vlad, I was drawn to him. Yet, when I learned his story, despite the fact that he is a k!ller, I wanted to get close to him.
Sisi may not have been altered like Vlad, but she was thrust into the life of a k!ller. From the ashes comes a warrior.
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