Dark Romance

Where’s Molly by HD Carlton is the story of none other than Molly. If you haven’t read the Cat and Mouse duet yet, you will need to read that first. Furthermore, do not continue with this post as it will contain spoilers for the Cat and Mouse duet.

There is an awful lot to say about the Cat and Mouse Duet by HD Carlton, but so much that can’t be said due to potential spoilers. In this recommendation I’m going to try to do my very best in giving you reasons to read, and to avoid, this duet.

The first time I read Satan’s Affair by HD Carlton was in 2022 shortly after reading Haunting and Hunting Adeline (The Cat and Mouse Duet). I loved the book back then and after finishing reading Phantom recently, I decided to go ahead and give the entire group of books a reread.

From the moment I picked up Phantom by HD Carlton, I had a hell of a time putting the book down. I needed to know about Genevieve and Ronaldo, their relationship, the stalking, and what became of them.

Graves by Katelyn Taylor is a why choose dark romance book. It was published on June 3rd, 2024 and is 457 pages long. You can find the book on Amazon, Kindle Unlimited, and the author’s website here.

Hans by SJ Tilly in a lot of ways was a return to Nero, the book that started the Alliance series, but make him more unhinged. And I was absolutely here for it. From the start Hans won me over, and Cassandra was an amazing FMC too.

I loved Dom by SJ Tilly the first time I read it, and the second time I loved it even more. Sometimes binge reading a completed series the second time will bring to light all the things you may have missed the first time around and I feel that in the case of Dom, it was absolutely true.

I was extremely excited for King by SJ Tilly. I loved the way he and Nero bickered at each other in Nero’s book, so I knew going in I already loved our main male character. What I hadn’t expected was…

I won’t lie, Nero by SJ Tilly hooked me simply because it was a stalker dark romance written by one of my favorite comfort authors. As a mood reader my two main moods are either fluffy cute and spice rom coms or dark romance, so SJ Tilly who wrote Latte Darling writing a dark romance book had me running to my tablet.

After reading Saint View Rebels, I immediately picked up Saint View Slayers vs Sinners by Elle Thorpe dying to know what happened with Kara. What I wasn’t prepared for was the emotional roller coaster the series would take me on as we dove into a religious cult and the trauma it inflicted on Kara and her daughter Hailey Jade.

Crossed by Emily McIntire is a Hunchback of Notre Dame re-imagining and I freaking loved this book. I will forewarn you, the villain main male character is a priest and he is in fact a villain.

I was incredibly excited when I found out we were getting Twisted by Emily McIntire. Aladdin was one of my two favorite Disney movies as a child and I couldn’t wait to see how Emily would twist it to give us a story where Jafar won the girl.