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Violence
A lot
Supernatural violence; creature horror elements; genuine danger throughout
Language
Some
Strong language; explicit contemporary voice
Sexual Content
Very heavy
Explicit love scenes with a non-human entity; dark romantic sensibility
Substance Use
Some
Some substance use
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Power imbalance as a feature rather than a bug; the appeal of the genuinely dangerous; moral complexity around attraction
What this book is about
St. Crowe's dark monster romance drops a young woman into a world of supernatural power and genuine danger, where the entity she encounters is not safe and not pretending to be. The attraction is consuming, morally complex, and explicitly adult. For readers who want their love interests genuinely monstrous and their romance uncompromising.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Explicit sexual content
Dark/monster romance themes
Power imbalance as premise
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