I found myself more emotionally connected to Yugo and his mixed feelings as he tries to bend but not break Kuon into the type of possession/toy that he wants him to be. It wasn’t enough for me to become invested in him. The book starts out and Police Detective Kuon immediately gets captured and then we get snippets of his history. I think I might have had a better time feeling his emotions or caring about what he was going through if I’d gotten emotionally invested in him before he got captured by Yugo “The Black Duke.” I did like the warning at the front of the book, and I don’t know if I distanced my emotions too much or what, but I had a hard time feeling the emotions from the police detective, Kuon Leiris, who’s captured as punishment for ruining the Black Duke’s deal. Love of the Egoist is well written, the editing was good, but I did find some mistakes, but they weren’t bad enough to interrupt my reading of the book. Love of the Egoist is the first book in the Egoist series and is the second book that I’ve read by Nero Seal. Yugo pours his every corrupt desire into his prey, testing the limits of their twisted relationship.ĭo you dare enter a dark world where safe-words don’t exist? His punishment for ruining the Black Duke’s deal.Ĭonstant mind games where he can do nothing, but give in. This is the personal living hell of police detective, Kuon Leiris. Endless silence stretching into eternity.

Isolate you so you don’t have anything left except me. But now, I want to ruin your world and turn it pitch black.

Acceptance of the Egoist by Nero Seal