I'm not someone who's picky with consent in books, I'm cool with a dub-con situation, but the logic in this book is just not logicing. The book ends on a cliff-hanger, leaving readers curious about how the dark and intriguing novel will be resolved. Adeline is being stalked - the dude is literally obsessed with her, bugging her house and killing dudes who touch her and leaving their hands in a box for her to find on her doorstep.

Y yo no soy una persona que se triggea mucho con los tópicos en los libros, las tw no me interesan, puedo leer todo, pero saben que no puedo leer? First, the main male character, Addie’s stalker, Zade, runs his own company to stop sex traffickers and rapists. Overall I think it could have played up that side of things more and it would have added to the storyline hugely.He’s this dub-con, psycho (he literally sends her a pair of cut off hands when she lets some creep finger bang her) stalker who is actually a self taught mastermind hacker who saves kids and women from sex trafficking. Stalked - he even sexually assaults her without her consent multiple times, telling her she'll get on the same page as him eventually and want it. Even if we put that aside, and just focus on shit like his dirty talk or dick skills (he has none), he's gross and incompetent. This book is unforgettable, sharp, intense and will have you on the edge of your seat right from the start and up until the very end.

These scenes are so corny, I mean there’s these senators who are doing it and Z and his group are trying to hack into their society which hey? antes que me hinchen las pelotas con el "es non-con" bla bla bla, MIREN si en el libro ANTES de tener relaciones sexuales hablan y especifican que en ese momento quieren que no haya consentimiento? This is so fucking harmful to rape victims and belittles what they went through as it implies that if you even felt a little bit of pleasure whilst being raped that it wasn't actually rape. The main reason i am reducing one star is because the first two times they had sex, he forced himself on her.every minute i was reading about Zade and Adeline doing exactly what they did in this book, i felt like i passed away. I was reading this book because my granddaughter (35 years old) wanted someone she could discuss it with. He is a rich, tech savvy vigilante of sorts who spends his time rescuing those who have fallen prey to criminal elements that are involved human trafficking.

I do not like nor support that rapist everyone thinks is a romantic, I liked it for the writing and vibes only. Many of Zane’s ideas to “woo” Adeline could be considered cruel, unsafe, and manipulative but I couldn’t resist their palpable attraction and the sex scenes were beyond steamy. By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file. by the time Adeline started falling in love with Z, he had already done so much messed up stuff to her while thinking what he was doing, was justifiable, but at the same time, Z was disgusted by, and actively working to thwart pedophile, human traffickers, and rapists. like i’m so dead serious right now when i say there’s something about them that scratches an itch in the deep crevices of my brain.Yes, there's triggers, we get it, but everyone can make their own decision on whether to read it or not and people seem extremely focused on that for a book that's been pretty open about the fact that this is not one for the faint of heart. the book can be split up into three parts: 1, crazy stalker; 2, learning more about crazy stalker, 3, falling in love with crazy stalker.