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Cover of Navessa Allen’s Lights Out

I feel like disposing of a body is a boyfriend-girlfriend activity and not something you do with a casual hookup.

Lights Out by Navessa Allen

Caught Up by Navessa Allen

August 18, 2025 by Emmalita 1 Comment

I haven’t had a whole lot of luck with viral booktok books, but several people mentioned enjoying the audiobook of Navessa Allan’s Lights Out. Hooked up with my new library card, I put holds on Lights Out and it’s sequel, Caught Up. The library gods were with me, and I got them both quickly. I’m not a dark romance reader. I’ve read a few that I really liked and noped out of a whole bunch that didn’t do it for me for whatever reason. I […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Fiction, Horror, Romance Tagged With: a bit of light stalking, Caught Up, Elena Wolfe, Into Darkness, Jacob Morgan, Jason June, Kasi Hollowell, Lights Out, Navessa Allen, sex work is work, Teddy Hamilton

Emmalita's CBR17 Review No:59 · Genres: Audiobooks, Fiction, Horror, Romance · Tags: a bit of light stalking, Caught Up, Elena Wolfe, Into Darkness, Jacob Morgan, Jason June, Kasi Hollowell, Lights Out, Navessa Allen, sex work is work, Teddy Hamilton ·
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An elephant never forgets. Until she does

Never Forget Eleanor by Jason June

February 8, 2023 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

CBR15Passport new to me author (though I had heard the name Jason June, I realized, I have never actually read them!)   Jason June you are a mean, person! How could you pull on my heartstrings with your lovely story of a grandmother elephant and her grandson elephant going through a difficult situation? Why did you make me cry? Of course, you Loren Long, I blame, too!  Those sweet, illustrations of adorable elephant ears and big eyes looking up at his grandmother while they do […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Fiction, Health Tagged With: CBR15Passport, Concepts, dementia, Diseases & Illnesses, Elephants, family, friends, grandmothers, Grandparent and child, Jason June, Multigenerational

BlackRaven's CBR15 Review No:89 · Genres: Children's Books, Fiction, Health · Tags: CBR15Passport, Concepts, dementia, Diseases & Illnesses, Elephants, family, friends, grandmothers, Grandparent and child, Jason June, Multigenerational ·
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