Haunting Adeline (Cat and Mouse Duet)

Reviews

Dorottya Kozma

" because l'm obsessed l'm addicted and I will gladly cross every single line if it means making this girl mine if it means forcing her to be mine. Please don’t judge anyone on their book preferences and what they do, or don’t, enjoy. ! Zade will forever be the book boyfriend we all need, this man is morally grey, a walking red flag, possessive and I'm obsessed with him!

samii

no matter. A very dark romance but written beautifully and when your not reading it, it will play on your mind.

Rosalind Batty

This book is a dark romance, that involves two main characters, Zade and Adeline. y not that I want it too. Now personally I’m a bit worried for my own mental health because I found Zade to be beyond romantic and undeniably attractive so what does that say about me?

Introverts Book Nook

I'm still riding a high and I'm afraid it will never end. If your a dark romance girly, be sure to dive head first into the world that is Zade meadows! The ending was great and literally had me gasping to read the next one! You are forewarned that there is plenty of strong language, graphic sex scenes and some dub/con moments too.

Lauran

Who wouldn’t want a morally grey man chasing them through the woods? Just received the book today but honestly can’t wait to read it! So I was happy that it was going to be our book club read.

Louise Beach

Their relationship starts when Zade sees Adeline for the first time at her book signing, and becomes instantly obsessed. ?

Goldfish

. Even though their “relationship” starts with him stalking her, leaving gifts of flowers inside her home, and calling her anonymously to taunt her, Adeline quickly finds she can’t resist the deliciously dark and slightly sinister pull of Zane especially after she gets an eye full of what he looks like. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 The story had such a good plot line to it and I read the book within two days because I couldn’t put it down, the book was amazing I’d highly recommend it, of course any sort of pedophilia is a sensitive topic that I feel the author approached bravely and sensitively, I’m straight into book two as we speak.