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AN INSTANT NYT BESTSELLER, USA TODAY BESTSELLER, AND AMAZON TOP 5 BESTSELLER! “I’ve chased you across time and space, and you’ve never been able to get away.” For Adeline Reilly, moving back to Seattle was supposed to be the perfect fresh start. With her flourishing career as an author, and the inheritance of her late grandmother’s gothic mansion, there is nothing to stand in her way. But Adeline isn’t alone in Parson’s Manor. It isn’t the angry souls haunting the hallways of her childhood home that Adeline fears–it’s the mysterious break-ins, roses appearing, and threatening messages that somehow sound more like eerie promises. Adeline has a stalker. Yet, she quickly discovers she’s not the first person in her family to fall victim to a shadow in pursuit. Left behind are her great-grandmother’s haunting journals detailing the story of her own phantom, and subsequently, her brutal murder. Parson’s Manor now holds more than just Adeline’s memories—it houses a grim future that could lead to history repeating itself. If she doesn’t fall in love with her stalker first. While not required, it is highly suggested to read the novella, Satan's Affair, first. Author's Note: This book ends on a cliffhanger. For CWs, please check the author's website. Recommended Reading Order for the C&M Universe: Satan's Affair Haunting Adeline Hunting Adeline Where's Molly Read more
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Publication date : August 13, 2021
Language : English
File size : 21.4 MB
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Print length : 629 pages
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Format: Kindle
Haunting Adeline had my eyes glued to the pages. The combination of the dark romance, mystery, suspense, and Zade’s whole morally-gray-savior thing made this one nearly impossible to put down. Every time I told myself “one more chapter,” somehow another hour disappeared. This book is definitely DARK and absolutely not for everyone, but if you like your romance twisted, your mystery disturbing, and your male leads firmly planted in the “I know I shouldn’t like him, but here we are” category… this one delivers. I was hooked from beginning to end.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2026 by Heather Bees
Format: Kindle
Couldn’t put done, scary, exciting and heroic. Adeline is a hero, can’t wait to read Hunting Adeline and Zade has a loving heart.
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2026 by Lisa
Format: Kindle
I COULD SCREAM I skipped sleeping hours, workout sessions and even a shower to read this book people. SPOILERS I think the author did an awesome job in tackling this sensitive topic (having a stalker), and making it thirlling, sexy, and... relatable? Just like Adeline, as much as I was squealing while reading, a voice in my head (moral compass) kept saying "this is so wrong", it would be so wrong if it were happening in real life. So. I can't quite pinpoint what would've made this story even better for me, but it was well enough written to be convincing and not put me off. I loved the constant feeling of DANGER while reading the book, whether it was because of Zade himself, the Society sick people, or Gigi's murder case. The atmosphere was excellently built! I FELT the darkness, storms, rain, adrenaline, terror. Ugh I guess the only thing that disappointed me was that the stalking started out of the blue; it was some kind of "obsession at first sight" and Zade just decides to stalk Adeline after watching her for a while when she was at a book event. Apparently, considering the way she's described, she's both hot and charming in a natural way so. That's that; no "real" reasond behind it. But well, this wasn't terrible enough so as to prevent me from enjoying the book! Zade's still a psycho if you ask me, but he's more focused on protecting Adeline (so that no one else has her lol?) than hurting her (can't deny he's hurt her, forced her to do sexual stuff, and even threatens to end her with his belt if she bit his c0ck), he kills "bad guys" and saves vulnerable children/women, and he's attractive, sexy, intense, beastly, committed, devoted, and wants to be a daddy (in every sense of the word lol). So these are the traits that end up convincing you as a reader, I guess, making you believe that "it's not that bad". I LOVED Zade as a character! He's so masculine and intense... the way he speaks! And kisses, and touches lol I'm just so grateful that he didn’t turn all vanilla at some point. It's so refreshing, in a sick way, how he takes whatever he wants from Adeline and owns his fantasies when he's with her (he tells her what to do or even say sometimes). Sorry I'm just tired of all these men (characters) asking for permission lol. So yes; I appreciate that the author truly shows us that Zade is "bad", and that feeling lasts till... the end of the novel. I also love that there's no traumatic story behind him lol and that he never regrets nor apologizes for stalking Adeline; he totally owns it. And Adeline... Even though not that relevant to the story, I loved that she's a writer and socially anxious! I enjoyed reading her! I loved that, at least, she's aware of how "stupid" she's been for "allowing" certain situations with her stalker (not that she could've stopped him, really), and that little by little she just accepts that she likes it all; the thrill, danger, horror, being forced. Of course, she ends up LOVING it and practically begging for more. But her inner conflict, her mixed feelings were very well developed, to the point of her experience being relatable. Something I loved regarding their whole dynamic, apart from the cat and mouse chase, and the fire and juices between them, was how... the deeper they went physically, the more they developed their connection. I just loved reading that! Without making it sappy. They found each other in sex, and that helped with their connection outside of sex. (Oh and I LOVED the built up tension and all the sex scenes!!!!). It was refreshing reading how wanted Adeline was by this beast of a man. Okay so, in case it wasn't clear I LOOOOOOVED this book! It's definitely one of my favorites now! On the downside, I was so gripped by it and obsessed with what was going to happen with them, that Zade's point of view (when he was out doing "humanitarian" work) and Gigi's diary pages felt more like a hazard than something that I was interested in reading and enjoy. Finally, though this is a romance and I AM here for it, a part of me had the crazy idea that by the end of the book, Adeline was so freaked out about the "being a mommy" coment that she had decided to run away! (And that's why the title of the second book is "Hunting" Adeline). I cannot deny I felt disappointed when that wasn't the case lol. Still an awesome book that I totally recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2025 by Karina
Format: Kindle
Haunting Adeline HD Carlton “I’m scared, but I’m also stupid” - Adeline This review will be a bit different from most of mine because this one is shrouded in controversy prior to my reading it so there is an expectation present that isn’t there when I read most other books. So I am taking that into account as I read and craft my review. Adeline is not the first, nor will she be the last, character that I have read who has complex feelings about what turns her on. It’s a common theme in dark romance. It also gives women permission to explore their own desires in a safe environment and learning what consent looks like for themselves. I enjoyed getting to know the woman she is. The juxtaposition of Zade being a really good guy and also a horrible guy plays havoc in that morally great area. Now the really horrible part of him swims in the deep, darker end of the morally grey pool, and that is something most readers can discern. And he freely admits that he’s not a good man many times. Again, not an excuse, but an opportunity for the reader to discern he isn’t a good man while also, being a really good guy. Based on the controversy I actually expected the novel to be way darker than it was. It’s beautifully written with so many layers to each character. HD Carlton crafted a truly intriguing story, beyond the dark romance of it all. I am excited to read Hunting Adeline as well as all her other novels. If you like dark romance, this really is a phenomenal read.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2026 by Kimberly | Copyeditor
Format: Kindle
So for the first like, half of the book I more of pushed through (no pun intended). I had to put it down for a while bc the first few non-consensual scenes made me have to go touch grass and come back to the real world. I almost debated on labeling it a dnf, but by that point I had gotten about 60-65% through the book, so I figured I might as well finish it, so I finally did. The last part was MUCH better. Mostly for the hall of mirrors scene. 🤌🏻🥵🔥🌶️🌶️ The final sex scene was good as well. Mostly bc those were the consensual scenes. I already predicted what would happen at the end, just not who would be behind it or the specifics of it. I did sneak a synopsis of the second one and I don't think I could handle it, so idk if I'll read Hunting Adeline or not. It sounds like it's along the lines of 24690, which was a dnf for me bc the scenes were too graphic and Hunting Adeline sounds like it'll be even more so. Although it would give me ideas for my own book, I don't plan on making my non-consensual scenes graphic, more like flashbacks. But anyways, I'm getting off track here. All in all, I read it mostly just to see the hype. Not exactly my cup of tea as a SA survivor, but not an awful book.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2026 by Taylor
Format: Kindle
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Haunting Adeline I absolutely LOVED this book! 🖤 Haunting Adeline was dark, twisted, intense, and completely addictive. This is definitely not your sweet, feel-good romance—and that’s exactly what kept me hooked. The chemistry between Adeline and Zade is absolutely insane. 🔥 Zade is the definition of a morally gray character…actually, he may have blown right past gray and headed straight into pitch black. 😂 Yet somehow, I still found myself completely invested in him and Adeline. The suspense, danger, obsession, spice, and creepy atmosphere had me flying through the pages. There were moments that made me uncomfortable, moments that made my jaw drop, and plenty of “WHAT am I reading…and why can’t I stop?!” moments. The cat-and-mouse game between Zade and Adeline was probably my favorite part. It was disturbing, fascinating, and ridiculously addictive. Dark romance lovers—this one is a RIDE. Check the trigger warnings because this book definitely isn’t for everyone, but for me? ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Now excuse me while I immediately need more Zade. 🖤🔥
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by Kathy S.
Format: Kindle
This book was a different type of book for me to read considering that I read mainly romance or fantasy. It didn’t disappoint AT ALL! If you enjoy good plot twists & thrillers then I’d suggest this but PLEASE read the trigger warnings! Some scenes can get a bit uncomfortable but overall I enjoyed it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2026 by Carina Dos Santos
Format: Kindle
Haunting Adeline is a super dark, high-intensity romance about an author who moves into her creepy inherited manor, uncovers a family murder mystery, and catches the dangerous obsession of a vigilante stalker named Zade. It’s fast-paced, gothic, and addictive if you love morally pitch-black antiheroes and heavy psychological suspense, but be warned: it dives headfirst into sensitive, non-consensual themes and extreme dark romance tropes that definitely aren't for everyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2026 by Kindle Customer