Dark Notes
by Pam Godwin
Our rating
Spice: very high. Darkness: very dark.
Ivory Westbrook will do anything to get out of her life in New Orleans, and her new piano teacher at the conservatory, Emeric Marceaux, is not a safe person to need. Teacher-student taboo with real menace. One reviewer flagged that it ships without warnings.
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Is Dark Notes spicy?
Very. Dark Notes is about as spicy as it gets: explicit scenes are a big part of the book, often with kink. We rate it 5 out of 5.
How dark is Dark Notes?
We rate Dark Notes 4 out of 5 for darkness (very dark). The big content warnings are sexual assault, physical or emotional abuse, dubious or non-consent. The full list is further down the page.
Is Dark Notes part of a series?
No, Dark Notes is a standalone. You can pick it up without reading anything else first.
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Content warnings
Show 3 content warnings for Dark Notes
- Sexual assault
- Physical or emotional abuse
- Dubious or non-consent
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Details
- Series status
- Standalone
- Pages
- 493
- First published
- 2016
- Genre
- Dark Romance
