Her Saint: A Masked Stalker Romance (Saint and Sinner Duet)

The story certainly had potential, but it ultimately fell short for me. While I appreciated the plot's premise, I found it lacking depth. I was particularly taken aback by how quickly the main character succumbs to the allure of her stalker, especially knowing he’s a murderer and with her friend advising caution. I did enjoy the character of Saint; it was refreshing to see a tale centred around an aspiring author being pursued by her favourite author. The elements of the narrative—like the mask kink, the stalking, and the protective nature that led him to commit dark deeds for her—were engaging. Additionally, the gesture of him buying her entire book wishlist was charming, but I felt like the storyline needed more substance. I’m giving it 3/5 stars primarily because I struggled to connect with Briar’s motivations. Her reasoning for not believing in love due to her father's infidelity felt weak, especially since it seemed her past relationships had been equally disappointing. I would have liked more emotional depth to justify her falling for someone so problematic. While this book may resonate with many readers, I personally needed more to really appreciate it. I'm ready to dive into the next one.

I think what really sucked was the abrupt ending in itself. I felt like it was getting good and then boom ends, read next book. the the mfc is very aware of her own morals but I feel like she is in a constant back and forth and after awhile it gets very old.

Reminds me of haunting Adeline