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Thank you for reading my novel. It is a labour of love, a long time in the making, and publishing is a new experience that I'm navigating. I have written the series as a trilogy, this being the first book. It's in the dark romance genre, and it subverts a lot of the tropes. I am also starting a fourth book which is likely to be in the same universe. Due to my background, I have an interest in psychology and trauma, and that is a common theme in my upcoming books. I have sought input from editors and sensitivity readers and carefully developed the story, as issues such as consent and trauma are very important to me. I hope you enjoy the book and look forward to the feedback.

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I hate to say it but it just wasn't good. The first half was absolutely painful to read. Full of clichés and awkward phrases, not to speak of the consent issues. Then we went from insta love to drinking blood within pages... No.

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wo. this book is not for the faint hearted. but it is an exciting if dark read. it doesnt hold back in smashing into ll the usual rules of love and lust and revenge and human nature. what is good and bad and how do we tell? or how do we deal with that within families and or loyalties?
its dark but full of romantic(if you can call it that) tension. it was definitely a different one for me which is why i chose it. i dont want to give anything away by giving my opinion on a few of the things but im definitely still thinking over them.

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What starts as an exciting love story, with Mischa pursuing the unavailable Austen in Dark Sky Full of Stars takes a horrendous turn in Part Two and I could barely sustain my interest. It felt to me like author Roman Schreiber sabotaged his own story as many bizarre things happen. The sex scenes in part one are well done, even exciting. I wish Schreiber had worked from there rather than taking the dark turn he did.
So 5 stars for part one, one star for part two.
Thanks NetGalley for the ARC.

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