Title: The Fabric of our Souls
Author: K.M. Moronova
Genre: Dark Romance
Type: Standalone
POV: First Person – Dual
Wynn Coldfox was tired of living. After the latest incident, she made a promise to be better and entered Harlow Sanctum. But with Liam Waters in the picture, both of their future might hang in a balance.
The beginning of the book intrigued me, and I was drawn to the characters. However, it did take until about 65% for me to feel invested in them. Once I passed that, I was fully in. While I felt the ending was convenient, I enjoyed the overall story.
I’ve never been with a man who acts like Liam does, so cruel and hungry, remorseless. Unholy.
I loved both Wynn and Liam with how different yet the same they were. I also liked learning about other characters, and I especially loved Lanston.
The Fabric of our Souls is a story of guilt and melancholy. It would appeal to readers who enjoy dark romance with a mental illness theme.
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