A review by kirreadsbooks
Noire by Anna Fury
5.0
Dark and Fantastic
There are many TW and CW for this book. Make sure to check them out before you read.
This book is dark carnal desires mixed in with the desperate need to do anything to survive, thrown in with the feral side of life. There’s a love story but it isn’t for the faint of heart. This book mixes pleasure with pain, darkness with grit and hope with far-reaching fingers.
It has Alphas and Omegas, and many many monsters. The intricacies of how they all play together is fascinating. While the main characters pull you in you’ll be just as drawn to the secondary characters, just as captured in their stories. Everyone is so intimately connected.
If you’re squeamish and don’t like blood, or blood play, I suggest you give this book a pass. However, if you like pain, pleasure and blood mixed then this might be right up your alley. And while this book definitely is dark and delves into the deepest parts of depravity there’s a heart to it. A driving need to survive while bonds form and allies are made, new family units merging.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book.
There are many TW and CW for this book. Make sure to check them out before you read.
This book is dark carnal desires mixed in with the desperate need to do anything to survive, thrown in with the feral side of life. There’s a love story but it isn’t for the faint of heart. This book mixes pleasure with pain, darkness with grit and hope with far-reaching fingers.
It has Alphas and Omegas, and many many monsters. The intricacies of how they all play together is fascinating. While the main characters pull you in you’ll be just as drawn to the secondary characters, just as captured in their stories. Everyone is so intimately connected.
If you’re squeamish and don’t like blood, or blood play, I suggest you give this book a pass. However, if you like pain, pleasure and blood mixed then this might be right up your alley. And while this book definitely is dark and delves into the deepest parts of depravity there’s a heart to it. A driving need to survive while bonds form and allies are made, new family units merging.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book.