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Physically, only two of us are trapped inside the rustic cabin, but I still feel outnumbered.
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Savage’s books many books span a wide variety of topics and sub-genres with deeply flawed characters. From cavemen to addicts to hitmen, you’ll find yourself falling for these seemingly irredeemable characters!
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*** ARC kindly provided for an honest review. ***
Shay Savage has a way to tell stories with some crazy plot that you won’t read much anywhere. It’s singular, disturbing and twisted. If you have read the blurb you’d be expect some crazy stuff and it so was far from what I’ve imagined.
I’m still in shock… what a story. Like Bishop, the male character, I felt outnumbered.
A story taking place mostly behind closed doors, with this heavy ambiance, trapped in the middle of nowhere. Two people with troubled pasts, heavy baggage, lost in this world and in way would find someone who would complete them. Trust me, it was a crazy and wild ride.
When a recluse and ex-convict rescued a woman, he wouldn’t have imagined how complicated and disturbing his life would be.
Add in the mix, graphic scenes and some suspense in the way and you’d be served. An explosive cocktail that lead me at times speechless. This is not my first book from this author and a few books later, I’m still surprised.
I was intrigued from the first chapter and I kept going. I can’t even imagine how the author came out with a story like that. Bishop wasn’t the most social one, living like a recluse, locked for so long, enjoying his very quiet and discreet life until the moment he met Seri who would make his head spin and giving him whiplash. Literally.
Seri was a woman on the run, very troubled, who could switch move faster than changing clothes. It was pretty bold to write about this kind of mental disorder, it was as much fascinating than scary. I felt like they messed up with my head as well.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s violent, overwhelming and you have to stay focus if you want to unravel all the mystery between Seri’s personalities. All details matter. Where was the truth?
Bishop and Seri’s journey was utterly surprising, wild, explosive and all kind of crazy. Even a few days after reading it, I needed some time to process my thoughts. It was just at times too much to handle to me, but I really liked it. An audacious project, fast paced-romantic suspense that will leave no one unmoved.
