From unhinged dark romances and twisty psychological thrillers to raw memoirs and even a cozy love story or two — these are the books that gripped me, kept me up way too late, and proved they were worth every page.
Sections
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🔥 Spicy Romance
🖤 Dark Romance & Twisted Love
🔎 Thrillers & Psychological Suspense
📖 Memoirs & True Stories
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🔥 Spicy Romance
Steamy, swoony romances with drama, banter, and all the chemistry that makes them impossible to put down.
Steamy office romance with addictive banter. Fun, quick, and kept me hooked even when the drama got messy.
The Stopover
Funny, spicy, and surprisingly heartfelt. The family dynamics and banter made this my favorite of the Miles High series.
The Takeover
Slow-burn tension with a broody boss. Messy at times but completely bingeable.
The Casanova
Second-chance romance that gave me equal parts frustration and satisfaction. A rollercoaster, but worth finishing.
The Do-Over
The epilogues tied everything together — fun extras if you loved the main series and wanted closure.
Miles Ever After
Taboo, wild, and unforgettable. Definitely polarizing, but it left an impression that’s hard to shake.
Credence
Age-gap romance that felt equal parts sweet and scandalous. One of her most popular for a reason.
Birthday Girl
🖤 Dark Romance & Twisted Love
Unhinged, obsessive, and sometimes chaotic — these are the dark, gritty love stories that blur the line between passion and madness.
Creepy, twisted, and absolutely addictive. It messed with my head in the best way.
Haunting Adeline (Cat and Mouse Duet #1)
Even darker and more brutal than the first. Disturbing but impossible to stop reading.
Hunting Adeline (Cat & Mouse Duet #2)
Chaotic, stormy, and full of toxicity — yet I devoured it. A messy ride, but so entertaining.
Does It Hurt?
Disturbing in a different way than her others. More psychological, with an eerie, lingering vibe.
Shallow River
A dark retelling of Phantom of the Opera. Obsession, tension, and heavy atmosphere.
Phantom
Fast-paced carnival of chaos. Short but shocking, and it sets the stage for her Adeline books.
Satan's Affair
Different from her romances — more thriller-driven and unsettling. Creeped me out in a lasting way.
Where's Molly: A Cat & Mouse Spin-Off
Quick, filthy Halloween novella. Masked men, high spice — exactly what it promises.
Scream For Us
Dark and bloody. More chaos than romance, but if you want gritty spice, it delivers.
Bloodshed
Another short, messy, spicy read. Over the top, but addictive in its own way.
Melt For Us
Extreme, violent, and disturbing. More horror than romance, but definitely unforgettable.
Bloodbath
Atmospheric and gothic-feeling. Gave me that morally-gray, secretive, twisted vibe.
Tainted Saints: A Dark Mafia Fairytale Retelling
Angsty and dramatic with dark romance energy. Emotional but still gritty.
Tarnished Embers: A Dark Stepbrother Fairytale Retelling
Mafia-style romance with betrayal and revenge. Heavy on angst, light on fluff.
Lethal Vows
Gritty and sharp. Dark romance with enough suspense to keep me flipping pages.
Lights Out (Into Darkness Series #1)
Long, detailed, and extra dark with paranormal elements. Heavy kink and occult vibes — not for the faint of heart.
Her Soul to Take
🔎 Thrillers & Psychological Suspense
Creepy, twisty, and full of secrets. These thrillers and psychological suspense reads kept me second-guessing every page.
Creepy and atmospheric. A slow-burn thriller that made me second-guess everything.
Little Stranger: A Dark Taboo Romance
Dark family secrets with plenty of twists. A solid follow-up to Little Stranger.
Little Liar: A Dark Taboo Romance
📖 Memoirs & True Stories
Raw, emotional, and unforgettable. These memoirs and real-life accounts stuck with me long after I closed the book.
Raw and heartbreaking. Reading her story in her own words hit hard.
The Woman in Me
Brutally honest and darkly funny. Painful at times, but one of the most memorable memoirs I’ve picked up.
I'm Glad My Mom Died
📚 See Also
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