u/Boysenberry_2401

Not that I need to justify myself, but I am ovulating and craving something specific.

I need a book where the non-con/dub-con is not just a PIV scene and then it’s over.

Things that can be included:
- slowly undressing her and admiring her
- touching her everywhere SLOWLY
- groping (even better if she is unconscious or restrained)
- forcibly making her come over and over using toys, fingers, mouth

I am not against having normal penetrative sex, it just should not be the main focus.

Bonus points:
- he is condescending and humiliates her for her body’s reactions
- it is not just one scene like this, but it happens multiple times
- he is touching himself at the same time cause he can’t help it

Important:
- The MMC’s actions must come from a place of obsession or love towards the FMC, not hate or resentment

No major triggers, I’m fine with RH. But obviously no cheating from MMC.
I usually avoid mafia, but I can deal with it if the MMC is not mega rich and invincible.

Please I need to know if I am tripping and I have the understanding skills of a 5-year-old.

I finished reading The Dare a couple days ago and just started Losers (I am about 25% of part 1 so no spoilers pls). — I am so freaking confused. Is this supposed to be set in the same universe? Are there two parallel universes that run side by side? If not I cannot explain the mountain of inconsistencies between the two books.

- In The Dare Jessica doesn’t know Manson’s friends, there is not one single mention of the three guys going to the same school. If I am not mistaken, they even introduce themselves. Then in Losers they all magically knew each other in high school. Like there is absolutely no way she forgot about them right?? This makes no sense to me. In the flashbacks in Losers, she literally talks to them frequently enough. She even sends nudes to one of them ffs!!

- In The Dare Jessica warns Manson of the imminent attack via text. It is explicitly mentioned that this is the only text she ever sent him. Then magically in the Losers, she goes to him in person to warn him. No mention of a text.

- If I am not mistaken, in The Dare the boys ask Manson if Jessica is from “the club” (another inconsistency because they are supposed to know each other already), which sort of implies that there is a sex/BDSM club in their small town of bumfuck Tennessee, sure dude, very believable! Also not one single mention so far in Losers of the guys attending a club.

Did the author write The Dare as a fun little book and then decided to expand the story taking multiple creative liberties? What the hell is going on? Can someone explain?
I will not DNF cause the story is entraining enough, but I am extremely annoyed.

{The Dare by Harley Laroux} and {Losers by Harley Laroux}