Therapist by Jaden Wilkes
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Recommendation
FIRST THINGS FIRST — let me just tell you right out of the gate that this is NOT a romance. This is not the story of a cold and rigid, reluctantly lovable billionaire alpha-hero who finds his heart and his redemption in a beautiful big-hearted doe-eyed heroine.
No. This is a mind-fuck of a story about a salacious and manipulative sociopath therapist, that is chock-full of deviant sexual encounters (M/f, M/M/f, M/M), questionable (dub-con) content, obliterated boundaries, and a boatload of mental issues.
I thoroughly enjoyed it, though I’m not sure what that says about me as a person…
If you like unconventional stories that push buttons and boundaries, this is a great choice. If you don’t like to read in a gray area, this probably isn’t your read.
Upon turning the last page, I found myself saying, “What… the hell just happened here?…”
Push my boundaries, baby. Good times. ~ Kyleigh Jane [May 2014]
Publisher synopsis
I am a sociopath.
I know this because I diagnosed myself.
I have a PhD in Clinical Psychology from a very prestigious university.
I am charming, attractive, and you probably want to sleep with me.
I take what I want, when I want, and I enjoy picking the most tragic of all my patients to experiment with.
I have no remorse, I am unrelenting in my pursuit of tragedy, and I am about to meet my match.
Her name is not important, I am only allowed to call her Mistress. She is a femme fatale, a patient, and now an obsession.
She will destroy me, I will do anything to get inside of her.
I can already feel her inside of me.
**Trigger warning. This novel is not a love story, but more of a journey through a few short days in the life of a madman. What you see is not always what you get, reality is altered through his eyes and sometimes there is no happily ever after.
Review published May 23, 2014