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Source: borrowed through Kindle Unlimited
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Date read: November 6, 2025
Dark Season
1. Dark Migration
2. Primal Territory
3. Cold Surrender
4. Winter's Deep
5. The Hungering Dark - Kindle
Adrian Blue
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Synopsis (Goodreads):
Travel vlogger Amelia Sinclair's dream expedition to Antarctica turns into her darkest nightmare when she falls into a crevasse and encounters something ancient and inhuman beneath the ice. Marked and claimed by a creature that defies explanation, she finds herself torn between revulsion and a forbidden desire that consumes her very soul. As the line between captive and willing participant blurs with each encounter, Amelia must confront unspeakable truths about herself and the hungers awakened within her. With the pristine white landscape hiding unimaginable horrors, she discovers that some bonds transcend understanding—and some marks can never be erased.Thoughts on The Hungering Dark: This collection has given us a nice range of monsters and this one might be the creeeeepiest of all. The combo of icy weather, slimy tentacles (like the moistness would cause even more cold and YIKES, bro. At least get the girl a blanket or something), and a serious disregard for personal space (so much disregard) just rachets up the creep factor.
This isn't about me and my cold weather hang-ups, though. It's about Amelia and her first visit to Antarctica. She went there to share the beauty of the continent with her followers. However, she got a little more up close and personal with the ancient thing living in the ice than she ever expected to. To be fair, she probably didn't expect to run into ANY ancient thing in the ice when she set out, so everything that happened was a shock.
A whole lot of ice, a shocking encounter, and a lady who doesn't want to be drawn to the thing out there, but just can't stop herself from responding when it calls. I'm just going to say there was some nicely done creepiness in this one and leave it at that.






