Tears of Tess Review | Pepper Winters | Is It Worth Reading?
A 2013 debut whose entire content advisory is one sentence, on a book about trafficking.
A 2013 debut whose entire content advisory is one sentence, on a book about trafficking.
A four-word author warning list on a book where readers flag suicide attempt 385 times.
The most careful author warning list on our page, and no retailer surfaces a word of it.
A free 132-page novella that ends mid-story, with reader-logged content no blurb or blog mentions.
A 3.78 average across 123,392 ratings driven by prose complaints, not squeamishness.
Roughly half this sequel retells book one from the hero side. The blurb does not say so.
Around two hundred pages carrying more than two hundred thousand ratings, which explains the complaint that it has no plot.
Shelved as biker romance and expected to be explicit. It is closed door. What is graphic here is the violence.
A thirty-item author warning list that flags its own problem in a parenthesis, and a retail page that links to none of it.
Half a million ratings, the lowest average on our page, and three crowd databases that cannot agree on what is in it.