He Sees You When You're Sleeping: A Dark and Steamy Holiday Romance of Obsession and Secrets―Where Desire Meets Danger in the Heart of NYC (Naughty or Nice, 1)
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This deluxe paperback edition features glow-in-the-dark cover effects!
Why choose between naughty or nice in this steamy, suspenseful Christmas-themed stalker romance that’s perfect for dark romance readers seeking a spicy, festive read.
It’s the night before Christmas and I’m alone in the house…
Popular jewelry influencer Chloe Hallman is steeling herself to spend another holiday on her own. Instead, she finds herself drawn to two different guys… a smoldering hot fan of her secret, seductive online persona, and a sexy fireman named Jack who looks out for her in their NYC neighborhood.
She has no idea that I know her better than she knows herself. Her deepest secrets, her darkest desires—she's careful, but I’ve been watching, never leaving footprints in the snow outside her home.
Jack was the first responder to the accident that stole a beautiful young woman's family two Christmases ago, and he's been quietly guarding her ever since. When Jack uncovers Chloe’s secret account, his obsession only grows. Both he and Chloe are drawn to the darkness that mirrors their own.
She’s my Christmas wish come true. And I'm hers. She just doesn’t know it yet.
Will Chloe’s Christmas be a tale of fiery passion...or a dangerous game with a man whose love knows no bounds?
Perfect for fans of:
- Stalker romance
- Acquainted in real life
- Christmas romance
- Fireman romance
- Morally grey MMC
- He falls first
- Kink friendly
He Sees You When You're Sleeping is a dark romance with a morally grey male lead. Some themes may be disturbing to readers. Please check the content warnings at the beginning of the book.
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I did not like this book at all. It was overly spicy with a terrible plot that felt completely unreal. The whole premise made me uncomfortable from start to finish. The story just glossed over huge issues without earning any kind of payoff.
The spicy parts overshadowed everything else. This left the romance feeling forced and unconvincing. Nothing about it rang true, especially for a holiday read. Skip this one unless you want something to debate in book club. It left me frustrated more than entertained.
So-so. And way too long.
I was hoping for this to be a Christmas Lights Out. It is not, and I'm sad about it.
Great title. Unfortunately, he only watches her sleeping twice and only watches her other times a bit.
There is way too much life info on her. Not enough on him. I have so many questions about him. Also, how old are they? Did they go to college? How far apart do they live? Why isn't he jacking offbin her bushes? (That's the villain I want) No answers. But we talked about coffee A LOT.
He is absolutely not dark and not a villain. He feels terrible for watching her. He feels awful about following her. He barely ever signs into the one camera he guiltily installed in her room, and when he does, he's ashamed.
It's not really spicy. There are sexy scenes, but they are not descriptive. I'm giving 🌶🌶/5 chilis on the spicy scale for voyeurism and exhibitionism but otherwise, it would have been one.
I was hoping for this to be a Christmas Lights Out. It is not, and I'm sad about it.
Great title. Unfortunately, he only watches her sleeping twice and only watches her other times a bit.
There is way too much life info on her. Not enough on him. I have so many questions about him. Also, how old are they? Did they go to college? How far apart do they live? Why isn't he jacking offbin her bushes? (That's the villain I want) No answers. But we talked about coffee A LOT.
He is absolutely not dark and not a villain. He feels terrible for watching her. He feels awful about following her. He barely ever signs into the one camera he guiltily installed in her room, and when he does, he's ashamed.
It's not really spicy. There are sexy scenes, but they are not descriptive. I'm giving 🌶🌶/5 chilis on the spicy scale for voyeurism and exhibitionism but otherwise, it would have been one.
Did you love Light's Out by Navessa Allen and wished for a holiday version? Well this author did so she hurriedly wrote a holiday look a like, except without the witty banterand a thesaurus. The FMC can't seem to understand the consequences of her actions when she moonlights as a camgirl. The company she works for has a morality clause and she DOES IT FOR FREE! Like why risk your mortgage. This is very tame, a few spankings, and growling "You are Mine" are not hardcore.
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