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His Little Witness

His Little Witness

by Kindra Cress

Full Review by sellyyuldi

I would describe this as a dark romance with a little touch of thriller, at least that’s how it felt while reading.

Wren—The FMC—accidentally records a criminal act and ends up in the hands of Silas, the man known as The Cleaner. His organization specializes in making people disappear, erasing traces, and giving them new identities. And unfortunately for Wren, she’s now caught in the middle of something much bigger than she expected.

The whole identity-switching and running-away situation kept me on edge. There was definitely a cat-and-mouse feeling throughout the story, especially with Wren constantly trying to stay ahead of the people hunting her down.

As for Wren and Silas, their dynamic leans more toward forced proximity. Wren doesn’t exactly have many choices, and eventually finds herself under Silas’s control. Their chemistry develops through that tension, and I enjoyed seeing how their dynamic unfolds.

The spice was also a plus for me. It felt consensual and naturally built around their tension rather than being forced into the story.

Overall, I had a good time with this one. It’s the first book in the series, so I’m curious to see where the story goes next.

Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️

If you enjoy dark romance with a little thriller element, forced proximity, and a cold-blooded MMC, you might want to add this one to your TBR 🤏

Verified ARC review source: Pen Pinery
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