BEYOND THE EROTICISM:A DEEP DIVE INTO THE "CAT AND MOUSE DUET "

 

"In this era, many teenagers fall for dark romance books because of their erotic literature. However, I was drawn to it only because of its representation of dark world content that is often unspoken in the contemporary world. We live in an era where holding a book in hand publicly is considered a showoff.

I had watched many reels and posts praising 'Haunting Adeline' and 'Hunting Adeline' for their erotic literature. But this 'Cat and Mouse' duet holds something very serious that isn't explicitly stated yet. Zade Meadows was introduced to me by a reel that randomly appeared on my Instagram feed. Later, some reels introduced the book 'Haunting Adeline', and some dark romance triggered my desire to read them.

Now, I've cried after completing 'Hunting Adeline'. The post-book blues had stolen my tears. Two books, two different lives, but the same people. My parents were sure about the thickness of 'Hunting Adeline', probably because it was thicker than the first book in this duet. I had waited up to a month to get 'Hunting Adeline' in my hands, and from that day onwards, I craved to reach the core part of the book where Zade found Adeline a few months after her abduction.

The author had given a very serious warning note to readers about the dark theme of the book. Adeline was abducted by her enemies and kept to be sold into the skin trade. They tortured her physically and mentally, but she was strong enough to face every situation in that house and survived the 'culling' too. She planned to escape from the abductors, ran away from them, and Zade found her on the way. Zade was sleepless until he found her, but she was imprisoned in her PTSD.

While she was abducted, she found a journal of 'Molly', and that was a great course change. Then Zade trained her to be self-protective. At last, they took revenge for their every loss. I still stand by my word that this 'Cat and Mouse' duet is not for random readers; it's for bookworms. And I truly oppose the people who criticize it as a dark romance novel; it's not merely a dark romance novel; it revolves around the unseen dark world still existing in every part of the world.

Do you think you can read it for enjoying its erotic literature? I assure you, you can't; you will not complete it though. If you want to read this duet and enjoy it, you have to read it as your own experience. You have to read with your heart filled with humanity rather than a mind spilling with lust.

 Note: Read this novel at your own risk because your mental health matters."