Review: Completely Immersed, A must read for every romance reader
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2014
That Which Destroys Me, WOW! I definite must read and I'm rating this book 5 stars.  I will be the first to admit, we all as readers have our own genre of books we love and ones we tend to stay away from. As an avid reader and blogger, ones I personally tend to stay away from is dark erotica. Not saying they can't be well written, but it's not necessarily my cup of tea. So after going back and forth about reading this book, I decided to go for it....there was something about this book that peaked my curiosity (the teasers and book trailer helps too).This book has three points of view: Stella, Wesley, & the mysterious "monster".  I personally love the inner dialogue between Stella & Wesley.  They both come from different upbringings, both severely damaged in different ways, it's amazing they made out the other end alive at all.  The both live day by day in passing, if it's even living. They work, sleep, one has nightmares and the other goes through women to get by.They both cross paths by Stella becoming an intern for Wesley, the familiarity is there, but they are both attracted to one another. Wesley has the need to dominate, Stella becomes a student in submission not knowing she's naturally submissive after a lifetime of unfathomable abuse. No one in their world will ever understand these two but each other, the only ones that can make their world tilt at the right angle.The "monster" comes into play, it's disturbing the thoughts that go on in this person's brain but you see how becomes this monster, and it's unfortunate.  This monster sneaks his way into lives that disrupts the world that has already been damaged in both Stella & Wesley's eyes. Who the monster? It's a mystery at first and when you find out, it's shocking and some what upsetting. Which makes is what makes this person the every definition of a monster.That Which Destroys Me is only I'm thrilled I didn't pass up, if I had to choose a book that was classified as dark erotica, I'm glad this book was it.  This book made me laugh, fall in love with the characters by being able to emotionally connect with them, sympathize, and cry. Definitely not one to pass up by anyone. ~Reviewed by Shannon (Book was gifted in exchange for honest review)