Mind to Bend

Stolen Obsessions, Book 1

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Mind to Bend

Written by: Aurelia Knight

Narrated by: Vivienne LaRue, Corvin King

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I think I hate my husband, but I’m trying very hard not to.

He leaves me for hours, days on end. His friends don’t know I exist, and even after three years of marriage, we’ve still never been intimate…

Does he keep me close just so he can hurt me? So he can show me he owns me like my father used to?

When I take him to therapy I expect it to help, even if I forced him into it, but that’s the true beginning of our end.

My therapist makes me feel things my husband never has, watches me, thinks about me, worries for me, his blue eyes following wherever I go.

So when he offers to hypnotize me and give me my first real release? I barely even think of my husband before I slip willingly under his spell.

Mind to Bend is a dark stand alone romance and the beginning of a complete series of standalone dark romances. Happy ever after guaranteed, but methods may be untraditional.

Aurelia KnightVivienne LaRueCorvin KingAurelia KnightStolen Obsessions

Contemporary

Romantic Suspense

Marriage

Contemporary Romantic Suspense Marriage

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I immersive read so the narration was great to go along with the book. It had me for sure, but it was kind of confusing? But not really? Hard to explain. But basically had potential, it just wasnt it for me. The abusive storyline towards the FMC should have been explained more and maybe even more traumatic to make sense for her treatment. Also, her realization towards the end should have been followed up by that being Shanes method and plan for rehabilitation all along. The word c**t was used way too often by the FMC which became annoying. The epilogue ending was confusing. A lot of things needed more of an explanation i feel.

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