Ars longa, vita brevis

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  Book: Lights Out by Navessa Allen Stars: 🌟 🌟 🌟.75/5 Review: I think the hype over booktok made me expect much. I went in expecting a blast but didn’t get one . That’s my personal view point.  It’s a good book. Funny Banter. Witty writing. Also, implores deep understanding of human character. As in why one turns out to be how they are. I really liked the spice part.  I mean your maskman kink coming to live is something all dark romance girlies think of.  But at some point, it just got about it.    The plot fell short. I mean ya there was whole Brad thing. But it was rushed. I didn’t get much of an adrenaline rush which is expected from a dark stalker  romance.  But then it is supposed to be rom com not actual dark romance so if you take that into account, it delivered enough.  A good read overall. Things I liked: -Josh’s personality. The dark romance usually has mmc who is invincible. However, author’s different take here was much appreci...

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