Nana died about a year ago, gifting me the house in her will, but my grief hindered me from moving into Parsons Manor. Until now. Zade warned me countless times they were after me, and the first trap they set, I walked right into. there’s so many one liners that are just too hilarious for me to ignore so here are some of my favorites Sure, he is doing something good in this life by killing pedos and abusers. But maaaaan does he need to learn some boundaries.

Legend says—or rather Nana says—that the house caught fire and killed the construction workers during the building structure phase. I haven't been able to find any news articles on the unfortunate event, but the souls that haunt the Manor reek of despair. To top it off we get modern references too. I don't like when authors insert modern world references into their writing. No one wants to read about Cheerios when they're reading a dark smutty romance. The book has 2 parts and the whole first part the main characters are separated and a lot of time passes by. I had to take days off in between readings of the first half since it forced me to think about so many things, and my heart hurt for everything that happened to Addie.

My Book Notes

no se porque les gusta leer violaciones y romantizarlas, les aconsejo que vayan a terapia, "pero es ficción" me chupa un huevo y la mitad del otro, esta "ficcion" ejemplifica perfectamente las creencias/pensamientos de la autora... osea que es una MIERDA, "pero es un kink!!" si tu kink es violacion te quiero presa hija de puta, "pero es romance oscuro" pero chupame bien la poronga desde cuando el romance oscuro tiene que ser solo sobre abusos y violaciones??? estoy harta que romanticen todas estas mierdas, porque yo AMO el romance oscuro, pero libros de mierda como estos cagan todo el genero every minute i was reading about Zade and Adeline doing exactly what they did in this book, i felt like i passed away. like i’m so dead serious right now when i say there’s something about them that scratches an itch in the deep crevices of my brain. odio como la autora quiso hacer ver al protagonista masculino como si fuera una re buena persona, porque salva niños y "ayuda a la comunidad", el chabon después de violarla incluso ADMITE que lo que hizo esa mal pero esta en plan "pero bueno, era lo yo que quería, era imposible no hacerlo" TE QUIERO PRESO HIJO DE PUTA. PRESO. He turns his head and our eyes clash in one of the mirrors. My heart drops as I tear my eyes away to look around and see his eyes pinned on me from several directions, it’s the most intense feeling I’ve ever experienced.

Twenty-six-year-old Adeline Reilly is a successful writer who inherited ‘Parsons Manor’ a gothic house on a cliff’s edge by her grandparents, right out of a scene of a horror movie, which is shrouded in a mystery of its own when she uncovers her great-grandmother’s ‘Gigi’ diary’s and discovers after digging deeper who may have killed her in cold blood, a murder which went unsolved, she was also intrigued to read about a stalker who was watching her great grandmother closely, never realizing how close this story touched on her own life. Haunting Adeline The worst thing about this book, for me, is how overly corny it is in its attempt to justify itself.Addie, a writer, is the protagonist of Haunting Adeline. She is the sole inhabitant of the haunted estate she inherited from her grandmother. Not long after she moves in, she learns that her great-grandmother was murdered there, and the perpetrator was never brought to justice. The fact that Addie, like her dead grandmother, had a stalker begins to evoke parallels between the two women’s lives. Addie has just realised that she has being followed both inside and outside the house. The more she reads from her great-grandmother’s notebooks, the more she fears that she is living through a reenactment of the events that led to her being stalked. I'm going to start out with this because I feel like otherwise it'll get lost in the end of my review and no one will care but can we please stop making sapphic relationships a joke?