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A review by phyllica_reads
Gero by YD La Mar
5.0
This is somehow my first trip down the omegaverse rabbit hole and I am not even slightly mad.
YD La Mar doesn't hold back and I absolutely crave the blackest writing style.
Right from the start you're greeted with not grey, but pitch black writing and I was hooked. I really truly enjoy authors who write stories that not only push the reader's comfort level, but travel far beyond that. If the beginning doesn't settle with you, do not continue reading, but if you're part of the small group of readers who like them the blackest shade of black, give Gero a chance.
Gero is gritty, raw, carnal and filled with all things associated with war and captivity. You won't find aftercare and cuddly romantic spice here. Nothing but an endless appetite for the hate filled, deranged and primal f**ks. I ate each word up with the biggest spoon I could find.
Now, with all of that being said, please take the trigger warnings seriously and tread lightly. You've been thoroughly warned!
YD La Mar doesn't hold back and I absolutely crave the blackest writing style.
Right from the start you're greeted with not grey, but pitch black writing and I was hooked. I really truly enjoy authors who write stories that not only push the reader's comfort level, but travel far beyond that. If the beginning doesn't settle with you, do not continue reading, but if you're part of the small group of readers who like them the blackest shade of black, give Gero a chance.
Gero is gritty, raw, carnal and filled with all things associated with war and captivity. You won't find aftercare and cuddly romantic spice here. Nothing but an endless appetite for the hate filled, deranged and primal f**ks. I ate each word up with the biggest spoon I could find.
Now, with all of that being said, please take the trigger warnings seriously and tread lightly. You've been thoroughly warned!