#LGBTGIA contemporary dark romance

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Review: Broken (Erebus Assassins Book 1) by Reese Knightley

Rating: 3.25🌈 Broken is the first book in a new connected series, Erebus Assassins, by Reese Knightly. If you’re familiar with other series and characters as well as the types of themes and storylines that come with them, you know exactly what to expect from Broken. There will be damaged characters with intense relationship dynamics, shady or situational morality, and often painful, violent…

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Review: One (Angels of Wrath Book 1) by Paulina Ian-Kane

Rating:2.75🌈 I’ve been reading several newly discovered (to me) authors recently, one of which is Paulina Ian-Kane. Kane’s books, from the descriptions, fall under the trope of “psychopathic killers for good” dark romance fiction. One, the first novel in the author’s Angels of Wrath series, follows one of a group of men rescued as children from a horrific, abusive secret government experimental…

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Review: Moonstruck (Necessary Evil #3) by Onley James

Review: Moonstruck (Necessary Evil #3) by Onley James

Rating: 5🌈 Moonstruck, the third in Olney James’ extraordinary series about a family of adopted psychopathic children turned into retributive killers under the guidance of the man who raised them, albeit as a loving research project. “…that psychopaths weren’t a plague on society but a gift, an evolutionary tool that could be harnessed to cull the monsters of their society, he’d change the…

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Review: Psycho (Necessary Evil #2) by Onley James

Review: Psycho (Necessary Evil #2) by Onley James

Rating:5🌈 I wondered who the author would choose as the murderous sibling to go next in the series and was thrilled to see it was August Mulvaney. August was a standout in Adam’s story. His love of the “wet work” side of killing, his knives, adult Harry Potter like features, and an IQ on par with Stephen Hawking, August was a compelling character. Psycho introduces us to August’s adolescence…

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Review: Mad Man (Necessary Evil #5) by Onley James

Review: Mad Man (Necessary Evil #5) by Onley James

Rating: 4.75🌈 “She couldn’t see the bigger picture. She looked at the twins and saw a problem. Thomas saw an opportunity. A divine creation. He was raising a legion of psychopaths.” — Mad Man (Necessary Evils Book 5) by Onley James Mad Man (Necessary Evil #5) by Onley James is Avi Mulvaney’s story, the other half of the mirror twins referenced above. And every issue I had with Asa’s (the…