Lured into Darkness Trigger & Content Warnings
Tropes
Morally gray villain; if you touch her, I’ll kill you; hate to love; forced proximity; stalker to lovers; monster smut.
Minor
Misogyny; fire; fights (hand to hand brawls)
Moderate
fatphobia in the prologue, & chapters 1-4. The FMC is very comfortable in her own skin, but deals with terrible men being shitty toward her. The MMC isn’t fatphobic. He prefers his women being bigger. Diet culture comments; Gaslighting; stalking; mentions of torture; mentions of beastiality and the sounds of the FMC’s ex boyfriend getting raped by the MMC’s hellhounds a few times throughout the book; recreational use of alcohol; mentions of bullying while in high school; blood play; anti-men
Graphic
Sexual assault leading to rape (done by FMC’s ex boyfriend in chapter 4. His group of friends assault her but doesn’t lead to rape); religious trauma with the FMC remembering all of the things her religious dad said to her; mentions of sexual harassment from the FMC’s church’s pastor; mentions of child abuse and sexual harassment done by her father; somnophilia, Christian religion and Hell; anti-Christian religion and god; demons; torture; graphic deaths; breath play; primal kink; descriptive sex; descriptive monster sex; public sex; noncon; dubcon; cuckolding; needle with serum to make the FMC go into heat; Stockholm syndrome; cursing; praise/degradation; mental illness (misophonia)
Note from Willow
This book is heavy on anti-Christian religion and their god. Parts of this book mock him, which can be unsettling and uncomfortable for some.
Lured into Darkness was my way of working through my religious trauma and hatred for god. I understand if you don’t want to read this because of it.
Spoiler note about the book's ending
Warning: Please skip this part if you don’t want spoilers about the ending. The ending of the book isn’t a traditional HEA. It’s noncon to dubcon-forced HEA. That means the FMC escapes, and the MMC uses dick and blood magic to persuade her to stay with him. The epilogue shows the FMC is happy with him and doesn’t regret anything.