The Literary Puff

Je t'aime avec toutes les ombres du monde pour l'éternit I've finished this entire Monsters in the Dark series for, I think, the second time? It could be the third and I loved it more this time round than I think I ever have. Although this didn't have the same depth as the other novels, with it being a novella, it finished the series off well. Of course there was tension, Q and Tess thrive on a little tension after all. It was sexy and it was heartfelt love which we have come to expect. They are uniquely them and I adore them both. I would of course love to see more from Q and Tess and luckily for me, they appear in a couple of other stories that will make up part of my epic Pepper reread. Until next time, Maître Q. Je Suis a Toi. • Needless to say, if you’re unsure if dark is for you, then please do your research and read the trigger warnings for this book.  It’s not light. It’s not fluffy. Please read responsibly. You can find trigger warnings on  Pepper's websit...

“You may not be mine but I'm fast becoming yours” I’ve been on a Pepper Winters dark reads reread lately and I am absolutely loving it. Tears of Tess was the first book of Pepper Winters I ever read. I first heard all about Q from my best friend who happens to share my love of reading. We were having a girls book weekend away and she told me about the book she was reading and how the male lead character was, even for her, crossing lines. I cannot stress enough how much this shocked me, because my best friend does not shock easily—she doesn’t need a trigger warning and I’ve not known her to even wince at the contents of a book before. She has impeccable taste and I’ve got many, many recommendations from here and loved every single one of them so I trust her judgement. Naturally I had to read this book. Before I read Tears of Tess that first time, I hadn’t read true, soul battering dark romance before. Sure there had been some dark elements to previous stories, but it wasn’t dark....