Sordid

Nikki Sloane — 2016

It took me years to find the courage to speak to Luka. He seemed exactly like me. Intelligent. Focused. Serious. But he's not the man I imagined. His reality is cruel and dark. He traps me in his web, his power twisting tighter the more I struggle, until it's hopeless. I can't break free. As he drags me unwillingly into his filthy world, I can't ignore the terrifying idea circling my mind. What if I belong here with him?

Reviews

Mariam Mohsen@mariammohsen

Mar 18, 2022

4 stars

Nia C@sleepyhollowkid

Sep 23, 2021

Yeah, no. Stockholm's Syndrome, calling 'rape' non-consensual sex, torture?? This book is all kinds of wrong. I only finished it because Nikki Sloane writes really good erotic books. The writing and all is fine, what's wrong is that the book propagates the "If you really really like someone you can go ahead and rape them, even if they clearly say no, multiple times and then you can torture them and then get them to fall in love with you," nonsense. HELL NO. The female protagonist confuses her dark sexual desires as love for her captor? I don't even know where to begin. All I'm saying is that I'm glad Amazon pulled this book because there are a whole lot of people who would read this and get the wrong idea. It's NOT OKAY to go ahead and rape someone if they said no, are drunk and are SAYING NO.

Krysten @krysalfone