hayward_eunice 's review for:

À La Folie by Nova Kane

5.0

dark emotional mysterious tense fast-paced

Plot or Character Driven: A mix

Strong character development: Yes

Loveable characters: Yes

Diverse cast of characters: Yes

Flaws of characters a main focus: Complicated

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Good Morning, Creatures of the Night, 

 

Nova Kane, I must say, you've woven quite the sinister spell. Why is it that now I find myself craving clowns, as if my desires weren't dark enough already? And just when I thought things couldn't get any more twisted, you introduce silk ropes into the mix. If you're not in the loop, buckle up because you're about to embark on a journey unlike any other. "A la Folie" is a chilling odyssey that ensnares the senses, and I extend my gratitude to you for conjuring such a macabre masterpiece and allowing me the privilege of immersing myself in its depths. 

 

Now, onto some grim housekeeping: this is a horror erotica. If you're unfamiliar with the genre, I suggest you tread carefully or consult the oracle known as Google. I won't hold your hand through this, but I implore you to heed the warnings and proceed at your own risk – the shadows hold their secrets, and you may not like what you uncover. 

 

"A la Folie" peels back the veil on two enigmatic figures, Lux (known as Daddy) and Indie. Their journey is a twisted dance of desire and dread, and I relished every moment of their transformation. And as for Johnny, well, a tale spun around him would surely send shivers down the spine (hint, hint). As for Dolly, let's just say she met a fate befitting her sins. 

 

Whether you choose to delve into the shadows of this tome is your prerogative. I won't be your guiding light. 

 

E