haunting Adeline

TRIGGER WARNING

First and foremost, THIS BOOK ENDS ON A CLIFFHANGER. If you don’t
like them, then please for all that is holy, do not read and then proceed to
leave a bad review because you don’t like cliffhangers. YOU’VE BEEN
WARNED.
Second, this is a dark book that includes stalking, non/dub-con, graphic
violence, and sexual situations.
A lot of sexual situations, guys.
I’m a woman in love with her own character, okay? I wanted to see his
penis as much as possible.
So, if any of these are triggering for you, please do not read this book.
But those aren’t the ones I’m concerned about. In fact, I know those
might even be appealing to some. And I know some authors don’t like to
lay out the specific triggers, as they want readers to experience the book
blind. I get that, but with this book, I simply would not feel right if I did not
make these triggers very clear.
The last thing I would ever want to do is put a reader through any type
of trauma, whether it’s new or relived. And to be frank, it’s a pretty fucked
up subject matter.
So if you do not want to be spoiled and read further, then stop here.
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This book deals heavily with human trafficking. Child trafficking mostly.
But not only that, it deals with the conspiracy theories surrounding the
government with child sacrifice and cannibalism. I am heavy-handed on the subject, but I did take great care not to go into the nitty-gritty, nasty
details while also showing the reality of what goes on in the world today.
If any readers know me, they know that I don’t sugarcoat real world
problems. This book is no exception.
Children do die in this book.
And while it does not happen in the company of the MC, he does see it
and it is described.
So, my dear reader, if you choose to go further, it is at your own risk. But
on the other side, you may find that you have also fallen in love.
We can all only hope, right?

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