He is conflicted about his actions with Adeline, as he is morally opposed to the abuses perpetrated by traffickers, and yet he finds himself abusing Adeline, nonetheless. At the end of the novel, Zade’s infiltration of the Society is thwarted by an unknown figure, and Adeline is kidnapped by a friend of Arch’s looking to get revenge for Arch’s death. Zade also becomes Adeline’s personal trainer, teaching her self-defense techniques to protect herself if she is targeted by the Society. Shortly after moving in, she discovers a dark secret; her great-grandmother was murdered in that house and the killer was never caught.

It has been described as a masterpiece that pushes boundaries and leaves a lasting impact on its readers [ 1][ 3].Please don’t misunderstand me - I understand that the consequences of what she went through are horrible and that this isn’t something one can simply shrug off, but for my own reasons I don’t think I can quite handle reading that last half if it’s only focused on Addie healing from her ordeal and Z killing more pedos and human traffickers. You don't have to participate in any of these events but if you choose to we'd gladly appreciate it. The book has received critical acclaim, with readers praising its compelling storyline, well-developed characters, and the author’s ability to tackle sensitive subjects with care. But, soon it wasn’t just the spice that had readers invested in the storyline and rooting for the characters but also it’s mysterious plot.

Her mother, Sarina, opposes this decision, but Adeline loves the Gothic, Victorian style of Parsons Manor, and she also wants to feel close to her grandmother.We build and maintain all our own systems, but we don’t charge for access, sell user information, or run ads. Zade’s personal goal in the novel is to uncover and stop the rituals committed by the Society, an elite group of politicians and notable figures who murder children to gain favor with the cosmic deities they worship.