Little Stranger book review - unhinged taboo romance

With my recent addiction to dark and spicy romances, it only seemed fitting to share a review of one of the 

most unhinged dark romances I've read so far. I was debating doing this post because it's definitely not for 

everyone and comes with it's fair share of trigger warnings, however I gave it 5 stars and haven't stopped 

thinking about it since and just had to talk about it! Smut reads definitely aren't for everyone, but dark 

romance is a whole new category. This book, despite being a 5 star read, still found ways to shock me with 

descriptive scenarios of things I could never imagine previously. 

If a masked stranger presses a screwdriver to your throat and tell your to run, what do you do?

This does contain a lot of trigger warnings including; somnophilia, drugging, brands, choking, primal play, 

knife play, blog play, CNC and more. For further information on the trigger warnings read here. In the 

content warning Leigh mentions themselves how important it is not to read this book if anything triggers 

you as your mental health comes first and says to 'send this back to where you found it in the pits of hell!'

She betrayed him, and now he wants revenge against the foster sister who became his forbidden 

obsession the second he laid his eyes on her. After she sends him to prison for years, he's free and ready 

to haunt her. Everything about Olivia belongs to Malachi Vize. Her mind. Her body. Her soul. Her fear. 

Her pain. On halloween night, he can no longer lurk in the shadows. All he has left to own is her heart, 

even if he needs to TAKE it. 

Following a traumatic childhood Malachi is mute, using sign language to communicate. Immediately 

becoming obsessed and possessive over his foster sling Olivia, and being more than willing to get rid of 

anyone who gets in their way. Knowing her feelings and desires are wrong, that doesn't stop Olivia from 

getting involved. Don't be fooled by part one of this book. Malachi Vize might just seem slightly 

psychotic but part two changes that entirely. After years in prison Malachi is determined to get revenge 

and nothing stops him from doing so. Halloween night changes everything, when Olivia finds herself 

chained in a strangers house. Or is it a stranger. 

This book truly had me questioning so much about myself. There were parts where I was giddy, parts 

where I felt sad and every emotion, but throughout the entire book I was their biggest fan! If you are 

wanting a book that will leave your heard spinning, discovering new things about yourself and falling for 

a main character who is truly unhinged, then this book is 100% for you! There are few books I have read 

that leave a lasting impression and few that I want to re-read, but as soon as I finished this I immediately 

wanted to start it again and definitely will be doing so and I thoroughly look forward to it. 

xoxo

Lea-Mai