Maybe they went through a situation they couldn't control and didn't give consent so the fact that they get to choose that it will happen and rewrite the bad memory with a good one (and have the control to make it stop if a safe word is agreed upon in some situations but that's not always the case). Sounds like it could be really triggering right? Could be, but that's why I said it's a matter of perspective: some people find solace and healing in being able to change things this time around. I feel that still sounds confusing so let me rephrase: predator catches prey and prey fights while predator has his way with her. If you're wondering what the heck that means, it means that the characters decide together that one is going to be forcing the other person into the sexual act but it's more or less like role play in the sense that they're not actually being forced since they're asking ahead of time for this to happen. The sexual acts within are done with consent but this is new territory for many (which I'll touch upon further on within this review) and it's basically consentual nonconsent.
Savage, dark, brutal, and utterly addictive!īefore I even get started on my actual review I wanted to put in a disclaimer of sorts: this book has a lot of scenes people could find triggering depending on their perspective and personal experiences.
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