The Fabric of Our Souls

Triggers & Tropes

Dark romance thriller, Psychopath, Mental illness, Physical violence, Explicit sex scenes, Morbid humour, Hate sex, Degregation, Explicit gore & death, Suicidal thoughts, Self harm, Mazochist, Childhood mental abuse, Trauma, Bite & pain kink, Dual POVs, enemies-to-lovers, Forced proximity  

My Revew

The Fabric of Our Souls took me on an emotional rollercoaster that I didn’t want to end. This book has everything—romance, mystery, thrill, and a healthy dose of heartbreak. It's one of those rare gems that keeps you hooked from the first page to the last.

For the plot we meet Wynn Coldfox, a woman who feels like she has nothing left to live for and is ready t o die,  and Liam, a man addicted to the adrenaline rush that makes him feel alive. They're as different as night and day, yet fate throws them together in rehabilitation center where they are assigned to the same room, leading to inevitable friction and a grudging, bone-deep attraction. Sparks fly, tempers flare, and yet, there's an undeniable attraction between them that neither can ignore.

But just as they start navigating their fiery dynamic, she learns the dark past of the hospital, where patients misteriously disappeared, without a trace. Wynn, ever the curious soul, becomes obsessed with these unsolved mysteries and ropes Liam and Lanston, another patient, into a makeshift investigation. This trio, each struggling with their own demons, forms an unexpectedly tight bond that’s as heartwarming as it is complicated.

The characters in this book are beautifully flawed and real. Wynn and Liam’s relationship is a slow burn, filled with heated arguments and stolen glances that gradually evolve into something much deeper. Their chemistry is electric, but it’s their journey from animosity to understanding that truly makes their relationship shine.

Adding Lanston to their mix only heightens the drama and the fun. You might expect love triangles and endless fights,  but this mentally ill trio’s transformation from reluctant allies to close friends is portrayed with such nuance that you can't help but root for them. Their friendship is messy, raw, and incredibly touching.

What I also love abot this book is hat it doesn’t shy away from heavy topics like mental illness, trauma, dark past and secrets. But it handles these themes with such care that you’re never overwhelmed. The mystery of the disappearing patients adds a thrilling element that keeps the story moving at a brisk pace. I found myself eagerly turning pages, desperate to uncover the truth.

The emotional impact? Where do I even begin with the emotions this book stirred in me? The characters' struggles are so raw and relatable that you can’t help but feel everything they’re going through. The ending, in particular, left me absolutely floored. It was heartbreaking and beautiful in equal measure. I was a mess of tears and admiration for the author’s ability to craft such a powerful conclusion.

As a conclusion, The Fabric of Our Souls is a morbidly beautiful masterpiece that hits all the right notes. It’s perfectly paced, with no unnecessary fluff or abrupt endings. The blend of high emotions, thrilling mystery, and complex relationships makes this a book you won’t easily forget.

For anyone in search of a story that combines deep emotional resonance with a gripping plot, The Fabric of Our Souls is a must-read. It’s a book that I know I'll revisit whenever I need to feel deeply and be reminded of the beauty that can emerge from even the darkest of places. Highly recommend!