Truth titillates the imagination far less than fiction.
Marquis de Sade, Juliette, or Vice amply rewarded.
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Truth titillates the imagination far less than fiction.
Marquis de Sade, Juliette, or Vice amply rewarded.

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Series Round-up: 8392 by Cara Dee
Series Round-up: 8392 by Cara Dee
Auctioned by Cara Dee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Dark and utterly compelling
I’ve read plenty of dark books in my time and this one is up in the top ten for the sheer attention to detail and focused look at what it’s like to be a victim of human trafficking.
There’s no let up in this story, which links into the wider Camassia Cove books, Cara Dee takes the reader deep into the tortured lives of a…
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is that moment when a main character's just about to do something you know they're going to regret because it's so monumentally stupid, and if they were in the room beside you, you'd grab their arm and say very forcefully, "Listen, no, listen! Don't do X" - but since they're just a fictional person, all you can do is grit your teeth and keep reading as they go down to meet their Fate. This observation brought to you by my reading of Robert Goddard's Past Caring last week. I didn't even like the main character very much as most of his problems seemed to be of his own making and the result of him thinking with his little head (penis) instead of his big head (brain) - but I still wanted to grab his arm and warn him off his Fate!