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A review by kayetaz
Secret Letters by Skyler Snow, Brea Alepoú, Brea Alepoú Wolfe Productions
dark
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? N/A
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
5 ⭐️
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️/5
Format: ebook
“The depravity in him was the same that lived in me. I'd known it, even through all of his denial, that we would be the same. That he was the only one that would ever be able to understand me.”
No plot, no character development, no romance. Just absolute taboo debauchery and perfection.
Theo has a stalker that’s been sending him sexy and obsessive letters for years. The contents of the letters not only have him questioning his own sexuality, but his entire life. He’s a celebrity because he craves the adoration and attention of his fans, but maybe “G” is the one whose sole focus it is he actually needs.
What he doesn’t know, is that “G” is the son he didn’t even know he had. But “G” is finally ready for them to meet.
I hate how much I loved this. It was disgusting and nasty and made me uncomfortable, in all the best ways. Do I condone the actions of the characters in this book? No. Would I read a hundred more chapters of this? I plead the fifth.
Honestly, despite how short this novella was, I really enjoyed the pace at which everything developed. I loved Theo’s short drive into insanity after their night together and how he comes to the conclusion that he needs his son in his life. Godfrey was actually a really fun character. I so wish we got a bit more background into him.
Read. The. Triggers. I cannot emphasize this enough. If you don’t like taboo or dubcon or BDSM, there is less than zero reason for you to read this.
*I received a free advanced copy of this book from the authors and this is my voluntary, honest review.
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️/5
Format: ebook
“The depravity in him was the same that lived in me. I'd known it, even through all of his denial, that we would be the same. That he was the only one that would ever be able to understand me.”
No plot, no character development, no romance. Just absolute taboo debauchery and perfection.
Theo has a stalker that’s been sending him sexy and obsessive letters for years. The contents of the letters not only have him questioning his own sexuality, but his entire life. He’s a celebrity because he craves the adoration and attention of his fans, but maybe “G” is the one whose sole focus it is he actually needs.
What he doesn’t know, is that “G” is the son he didn’t even know he had. But “G” is finally ready for them to meet.
I hate how much I loved this. It was disgusting and nasty and made me uncomfortable, in all the best ways. Do I condone the actions of the characters in this book? No. Would I read a hundred more chapters of this? I plead the fifth.
Honestly, despite how short this novella was, I really enjoyed the pace at which everything developed. I loved Theo’s short drive into insanity after their night together and how he comes to the conclusion that he needs his son in his life. Godfrey was actually a really fun character. I so wish we got a bit more background into him.
Read. The. Triggers. I cannot emphasize this enough. If you don’t like taboo or dubcon or BDSM, there is less than zero reason for you to read this.
*I received a free advanced copy of this book from the authors and this is my voluntary, honest review.