Ep. 10: Book Review - Lights Out: The Faceless Man
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Ep. 10: Book Review - Lights Out: The Faceless Man
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In today’s episode, we are diving deep into the dark, chaotic, and unexpectedly hilarious world of Navessa Allen's massive viral hit, Lights Out. It's a book that asks the ultimate "what if" question: What happens when you accidentally manifest your favorite internet stalker kink?
We break down the morally grey chemistry, the heavy trauma both characters carry, the line between internet fantasy and reality, and why a literal serial killer's son might actually be the ultimate "cinnamon roll" book boyfriend. Plus, we talk about Fred—the real star of the book.
Content Warning:
This episode contains deep-dive discussions of dark romance themes, including cyberstalking, breaking and entering, and explicit BDSM/kink. The plot also deals heavily with the psychological trauma of being the child of a serial killer, graphic descriptions of emergency room medical trauma, grief over the loss of a parent, and a secondary plot involving non-consensual stalking, violence, and graphic body disposal. Listener discretion is strongly advised if you are sensitive to themes of stalking or violent trauma.
Music:
https://uppbeat.io/t/albert-behar/forbidden-desire
License code: NI6EC2P4IWFH367C