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'Torment: Part One' by Dylan Page is a dark and twisted tale that delves into the complex relationships and traumas of the characters, particularly focusing on Mina's journey from a young age to her teenage years. The narrative is told through Mina's first-person perspective, alternating between present-day events and flashbacks, gradually revealing the dark and intense world she is entangled in. The book explores themes of abuse, manipulation, taboo relationships, and the blurred lines between love and toxicity, leaving readers emotionally invested and intrigued by the characters' developments.

The writing style of 'Torment: Part One' is immersive and captivating, drawing readers into the world of the MC (Motorcycle Club) with detailed and transformative vignettes that mark Mina's descent into a dangerous place. The author skillfully weaves a narrative that challenges readers' perceptions, making them question what is psychologically and emotionally healthy amidst the intense and complicated relationships portrayed in the story. The slow-burn romance, age gap dynamics, and forbidden love add layers of complexity to the plot, keeping readers on edge and eager to uncover the mysteries that lie within the pages.

If you liked Torment: Part One, here are the top 100 books to read next:

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    Corrupt Idol by Dinah Harper
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    'Corrupt Idol' by Dinah Harper is a dark and twisted romance that delves into the complex relationship between step-siblings, Violet and Jesse. The story follows Violet as she moves back home after years of separation from Jesse, her stepbrother, in order to support her ailing stepmother. What unfolds is a tale of forbidden love, pain, secrets, and struggles, with Jesse's possessive and alpha personality clashing with Violet's internal turmoil. The narrative is intense, captivating, and thrilling, keeping readers hooked from the beginning to the end.

    The book explores themes of obsession, jealousy, and forbidden desires, portraying a tumultuous relationship between Violet and Jesse. Despite the dark and controversial content, the story also touches on emotional depth and unexpected revelations, challenging readers to look beyond black and white and question societal taboos and perceptions of love and relationships.

    She hadn’t seen her father in two years and in that time, he had aged significantly. The grooves in his face were more pronounced, he had put on weight, and his once gray hair was now snow white. Taki...

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    Quarantined
    Book 1 in the series:Quarantine

    Quarantined - Quarantine by Drethi Anis
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    'Quarantined' by Drethi Anis is a dark romance that delves into toxic and non-consensual relationships between the main characters, Milo and Raven. The story unfolds during the start of the Covid pandemic, where Raven, the underage ward of Milo, becomes entangled in a complex and controversial relationship with him. The plot explores Milo's dominant and coercive behavior towards Raven, leading to a tumultuous and intense connection between the two characters. The writing style is described as captivating, with a dual point of view that keeps the story engaging and well-paced, despite the challenging themes of abuse and manipulation.

    I wipe down the kitchen counter, which is still littered with food crumbs. I should have known better when mom decided to make breakfast. She was high on life earlier today, cooking and singing. She m...

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    Lust
    Book 3 in the series:Seven Sins

    Lust - Seven Sins by Drethi Anis
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    'Lust' in the series 'Seven Sins' by author Drethi Anis follows the taboo romance between adopted siblings Tristan and Sara. The plot delves into Tristan's extreme possessiveness and obsession with Sara, leading to a dark and twisted exploration of love, sacrifices, and desires. The story intricately weaves elements of forbidden love, family dynamics, and supernatural influences, creating a complex narrative that challenges the characters' morals and emotions. The writing style is described as engaging and easy to digest, with a mix of dark romance, humor, and emotional depth that keeps readers hooked till the end.


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    Take Me with You by Nina G. Jones
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    'Take Me with You' by Nina G. Jones is a dark and intense story that follows the twisted relationship between Sam, a complex and troubled individual, and Vesper, a kind and caring young woman. Sam, a disturbed anti-hero with a traumatic past, becomes obsessed with Vesper and kidnaps her, leading to a series of brutal and unsettling events. The book delves into themes of obsession, captivity, and manipulation, portraying a dark and gritty tale that captivates readers with its thrilling and morally ambiguous storyline.

    The writing style in 'Take Me with You' is described as captivating, disturbing, and intense. Readers are drawn into the story through the well-written narrative that evokes a range of emotions, from confusion to fascination. The dual point of view allows for a deeper understanding of the complex characters, particularly Sam and Vesper, as their twisted relationship unfolds in a compelling and suspenseful manner.

    “I'm doing some last minute shopping for the trip. Keep an eye on your brother. He's inside watching TV,” my mother says as she walks to her car parked on the sidewalk. It's a hot, sunny day, so I've ...

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    Descent
    Book 7 in the series:Heaven & Hell

    Descent - Heaven & Hell by Sam Mariano
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    'Descent' by Sam Mariano is a dark romance novel that delves into the complex and intense relationship between the main characters, Hallie and Calvin. The story follows Hallie's struggles as she navigates a world where her wishes are overridden by Calvin's obsessive and controlling behavior. Despite the uncomfortable and dark themes of non-consent, manipulation, and obsession, the book captures the readers' attention with its passionate chemistry, intense scenes, and unconventional love story. The writing style incorporates elements of dark humor, vulnerability, and a touch of sweetness amidst the twisted dynamics between the characters.

    The plot of 'Descent' revolves around Calvin's overpowering presence in Hallie's life, as he manipulates, kidnaps, and controls her to fulfill his desires. The unconventional romance between them challenges traditional notions of love and morality, leading to a blend of discomfort and fascination for the readers. Despite the dark themes of the book, the author manages to create a captivating narrative that blurs the lines between consent and obsession, leaving readers questioning their own moral compass while being drawn into the tumultuous relationship between Hallie and Calvin.

    When I invited Jackson Price—an employee of mine who isn’t bad at his job, but certainly has room for improvement—to come out with us tonight, my CIO thought it was merely because I was taking a measu...

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    Lords of Pain - The Royals of Forsyth University by Angel Lawson
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    Lords of Pain follows the story of Story, a young woman who returns to seek refuge with the three men who tormented her in the past. Killian, Tristan, and Dimitri Rath, known as the Lords, rule over their fraternity and have a dark history with Story. As the narrative unfolds, readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions as the characters navigate their complex relationships and confront their demons. The book delves into themes of power, redemption, and the darker aspects of human nature, all while exploring the resilience of the human spirit in the face of trauma.

    The writing style of Lords of Pain is described as dark, gripping, and addictive. The authors, Angel Lawson and Samantha La Rue, handle sensitive subject matter with care and realism, ensuring that the impact of the events is deeply felt by readers without crossing into gratuitous territory. The characters are complex and flawed, making the narrative both heart-wrenching and empowering as it showcases the capacity for healing and redemption in unexpected ways.


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    Quid Pro Quo by Nenia Campbell
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    'Quid Pro Quo' by Nenia Campbell is a dark romance novel exploring themes of obsession, manipulation, and trauma bonding between the characters Nick and Jay. The story delves into the toxic relationship dynamics, dark pasts, and psychological struggles of the protagonists, all wrapped in a narrative that includes elements of possessiveness, nonconsensual encounters, and taboo issues. The writing style of the book is described as gripping and engaging, with dual POVs providing depth to the characters and a skillful portrayal of emotions and character development without explicit explanations.


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    Asking for It
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    Book 1 in the series:Asking for It

    Asking for It - Asking for It by Lilah Pace
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    'Asking for It' by Lilah Pace is a controversial and thought-provoking novel that delves into the complex world of consensual non-consent (CNC) relationships and rape fantasies. The story follows the protagonist, Vivienne, who struggles with her deep-seated desires and shame surrounding her sexual fantasies. When she meets Jonah, a man who is willing to fulfill her fantasies in a consensual manner, their relationship evolves into a friends-with-benefits dynamic where boundaries, safe words, and mutual understanding play a crucial role. Through therapy sessions and personal exploration, Vivienne and Jonah navigate the intricacies of their unconventional desires while also seeking emotional connection beyond their physical encounters.

    Sometimes I like taking a long road trip by myself—listening to my music, relishing the freedom of knowing I absolutely, positively can’t work on my thesis for a while. I’d enjoyed most of this drive ...

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    I Know What Love Is
    Book 1 in the series:I Know...

    I Know What Love Is - I Know... by Whitney Bianca
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    'I Know What Love Is' by Whitney Bianca is a dark and twisted love story that delves into the intense and complex relationship between Joan and Elliot. The plot follows the disturbing encounter between the two characters, exploring themes of abduction, obsession, and mutual self-destruction. The writing style is described as intense, fast-paced, and unapologetically raw, with scenes that push the boundaries and challenge readers' comfort levels.

    The flat, red desert horizon stretches for miles all around me as I speed down the seemingly never-ending black asphalt road. I've been driving for a day straight but I don't have time to stop. I'm on...

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    Rowe
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    Book 1 in the series:Primal

    Rowe - Primal by Dylan Page
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    'Rowe' in the 'Primal' series by Dylan Page is a unique story set in 1973 about Kate, a young adult who gets separated from her friends during a kayaking trip. She is rescued by Rowe, a primitive man from a wild tribe, who treats her like gold. Despite the language barrier, Rowe's protective and swoony nature towards Kate is evident as he welcomes her into his tribe. The story explores their developing relationship, the challenges they face, and the family-like connectedness within the tribe.

    The book delves into themes of primal instincts, communication barriers, and survival in a wild setting. The narrative unfolds with elements of romance, tension, and dark topics, keeping readers engaged as they witness the evolving dynamics between Kate and Rowe in a primitive world.


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