
'Oaths and Omissions' in the 'Monsters & Muses' series by author Sav R. Miller follows the story of Lenny, a strong and creative character who strikes a bargain with Jonas, a hired hitman seeking revenge against his enemy. Their fake relationship turns real as they navigate through past traumas and develop a deep connection. The book is filled with drama, steamy scenes, and a mix of age gap, fake dating, forced proximity, and mafia elements woven into a captivating plot that keeps readers engaged.
The writing style of 'Oaths and Omissions' is praised for its balance between plot and spice, with readers enjoying the dynamic between Jonas and Lenny, the banter, and the development of their relationship. The book delves into themes of healing from past traumas, standing up to manipulation, and embracing one's darkest parts, all while maintaining a level of intrigue and depth that keeps readers hooked.
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Sensitive Topics/Content Warnings
Content warnings include scenes of trauma, references to violence, family manipulation, and themes of revenge.
Has Romance?
There is a significant focus on romance, with strong chemistry and development between the main characters.
From The Publisher:
Lenny Primrose is a puppet.
A temptress sent to make my life bloody miserable.
Adored by the public and used for her father's benefit.
Every man wants her, and every woman wants to be her.
She's good for my reputation.
That's the only reason I agree to the little devil's proposal.
I'm game.
Willing to play pretend to get what I want.
Until what I want is her.
Now, there are no rules.
I'll wage a war against the world just to keep her.
Even the deadliest men have their vices, and she happens to be mine.
*** *Oaths and Omissions is a full-length, standalone, dark contemporary romance inspired by the Helen of Troy myth. It is NOT fantasy or a literal retelling. If you're not a reader of the genre, this book may not be suitable for you. Reader discretion is advised.
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