4 dark and spiraling stats

This book is a mind trip. It's dark. It is dirty. It pushes the boundaries. Yet, I loved it. Cari will be my author to go to for dirty taboo sex. Looking forward to reading more of her work. ( )

“Awesome and creepy. All at once.”

I read this book after Cari Silverwood's "Dark Hearts" trilogy, in which the eponymous "Wolfe" makes an appearance. This book works well as a stand-alone, but you'll have greater appreciation of the world Cari has wrought if you read "Dark Hearts" first. And they're great books.

This is a dark read. Triggers abound. Horror and graphic sex and violence. Brilliantly written if these are your jam.

Wolfe is the bad guy but he's a good person. Kiara finds herself on the wrong side of the law for reasons beyond their control. Together their story has shades of Beauty and the Beast and of Marvel's Wolverine and Kilgrave characters wrapped up in a mystery/romance/road movie. And it's very good. Much recommended. ( )

Who's afraid of the big bad Wolfe?

Wolfe is a man who has forgotten who he was. When he's not medicated, he is a mindless rutting beast. Kiara is the nurse who was coerced into taking him, who then ends up his prisoner.

This is a hot, twisted, and somewhat depraved story. Most of the book is just Wolfe and Kiara, which really lets you learn them as characters. I really like that.

I enjoy Cari Silverwood's books, and this one is o different. ( )

4 dark and spiraling stats

This book is a mind trip. It's dark. It is dirty. It pushes the boundaries. Yet, I loved it. Cari will be my author to go to for dirty taboo sex. Looking forward to reading more of her work. ( )