This is my favourite story to date of this authors work.
An unapologetic journey of wickedness and depravity that took me down a rabbit hole with its amoral abandonment of all things virtuous.
A savage story of perversion and criminality but with an almost sinful sensuality about it.
This is not a story of riotous redemption: where an immoral anti-hero realises the wrongness of there actions and is saved by the love of a decent woman.
This is the exact opposite where the very players themselves revel in their perversities.
They say there's someone out there for everyone and here a serial killer gets to meet there destiny.
This was a really different read and there's so much more going on here than actually meets the eye.
Shocked me sideways a bit that one and totally didn't see it coming at all.
And I know I have said this before but know your limits disclaimers are there for a reason
If you are easily shocked and offended then this is probably not the story for you.
I now am more than ready for the next book in this very different series a thumbs up from me.
I voluntary reviewed a copy of A Serial Killer's Desire.
All opinions expressed here are entirely my own.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm
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This is my favourite story to date of this authors work.
An unapologetic journey of wickedness and depravity that took me down a rabbit hole with its amoral abandonment of all things virtuous.
A savage story of perversion and criminality but with an almost sinful sensuality about it.
This is not a story of riotous redemption: where an immoral anti-hero realises the wrongness of there actions and is saved by the love of a decent woman.
This is the exact opposite where the very players themselves revel in their perversities.
They say there's someone out there for everyone and here a serial killer gets to meet there destiny.
This was a really different read and there's so much more going on here than actually meets the eye.
Shocked me sideways a bit that one and totally didn't see it coming at all.
And I know I have said this before but know your limits disclaimers are there for a reason
If you are easily shocked and offended then this is probably not the story for you.
I now am more than ready for the next book in this very different series a thumbs up from me.
I voluntary reviewed a copy of A Serial Killer's Desire.
All opinions expressed here are entirely my own.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm
https://www.facebook.com/beckiebookworm/
www.beckiebookworm.com ( )

What would it be like to match a serial killer and be able to not surrender to the Stockholm Syndrome? Although I'm not a fan of the dark erotica genre, I gave this plot a try. Meet Jynn, Antone and his brother Devon in a bizarre twist of fate where sexual desires may turn into demonized cannibalism, and moans to love someone to death can become the literal outcome of role-playing.

Rabbiosi gives the three characters enough body (pun intended) and sparks the conversations to make A Serial Killer's Desire worth reading until the end. The countless explicit scenes are alternated with flash-backs to previous killings. Chapters have either Jynn or Antone as protagonist giving the reader the possibility to relate to both points of view along the exciting days in Antone's apartment with ocean view in California. ( )

A Serial Killer’s Desire by C.F. Rabbiosi
Book 1 (Obsession is book 2)

Sick…that is what I said to myself as I read the last of this story. I found the story well written in a dark gritty rather disturbing way. Jynn finds herself with a serial killer but over time rather into Antone although his brother Devon is there from time to time trying to talk her into getting away from the inevitable death she faces if she stays with Antone. I really can’t say much about the story as it would give the storyline away. I will say the story included pain, suffering, blood, bondage, sadism, psychological manipulation, twisted thinking… it was different and left me wondering how many people in the world are really like those portrayed in this story.

Thank you to NetGalley and BooksGoSocial for the ARC – This is my honest review.

4 Stars ( )