Reviews of Twisted Together

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Twisted Together is a taboo mm romance of 40K words featuring a sexual relationship between twin brothers of dubious (as well as some non-) consent, and light bondage with a guaranteed HEA. Also includes a size difference, sweet cuddles, and plenty of fluff to keep you afloat in these dark times.
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Reviews of Twisted Together by Odessa Hywell

Corey Bennett reviewed on Dec. 28, 2023

Sweet and hot, with well written characters.
(reviewed 3 years after purchase)
Cdsreads reviewed on Dec. 26, 2023

So good!
(reviewed 23 days after purchase)
xTinax reviewed on Nov. 8, 2023

I like it. Story was very well written and as a couple brothes were so sweet together, however I didn’t like how Cooper started their relationship in the first place. But nevertheless it was good read. Keep up a good work
(reviewed 2 days after purchase)
Cierra1989 reviewed on Oct. 12, 2023

Love brother books? This is a must then.
(reviewed 14 days after purchase)
Book Victim reviewed on May 18, 2023


(reviewed 9 months after purchase)
Thera reviewed on April 18, 2023

This book was.... Interesting. I kept yelling at the book because I felt like Bennett was being an idiot. I don't know how he couldn't figure it out. But the heat and the sweet almost make up for it. I didn't understand Cooper not just coming out with it. That irritated me. But overall I enjoyed the book.
(reviewed 3 days after purchase)
nctwayv reviewed on March 18, 2023

This is much darker than the rest of Odessa Hywell's books, which typically run toward sweet and low-angst. If you're not a fan of dark romance, and noncon/dubcon are triggers for you, don't read this book.

Loved the semi-mysterious element behind the "games" (and I say semi because we already know this is twincest taboo, so the other person is obviously his twin brother lol). Very different but equally hot hot hot.

Loved Cooper and Bennett's cameos in the Morally Ambiguous Duet's 2nd book/latter half. Their scenes there were very sweet and sexy and a different vibe from this book but loved both settings for them. Always makes me happy to see characters/world crossovers in authors other books.
(reviewed 8 days after purchase)
Lilly reviewed on Feb. 18, 2023

After reading Say You Love Me, I went and bought all of Odessa Hywell’s books on Smashwords. Taboo stories with incest/twincest are one of my favourites, and I really liked this author’s writing style and how the stories seemed to be on the sweeter side.

Twisted Together was, well…twisted? We have fraternal twins, Bennet and Cooper. Bennet has always had unbrotherly love towards his beloved twin and has kept those feelings to himself. While they are closer and touch more than your average siblings, they only have each other after losing their parents. One night at a club, Bennet is forced by a stranger, and that stranger, who feels familiar, keeps coming back.

Okay, now this is where the story becomes pretty messed up. It is almost 80% non-con, and that first scene in the club's bathroom was definitely straight up rape. However, it soon becomes more dub-con, and later we even get CNC between the twins.

This story wasn’t just straight-up erotica; despite some of the actions by Cooper, it was emotional. You know these two love one another but were scared to take that next step. I loved seeing how close they were, the cuddling, the touching, the “I love you” between them.

Now do I think what Cooper did was despicable? Yes, of course. I still wonder if he was forgiven too quickly, as it must have been traumatic for Bennett to realize your beloved brother seems to have a split personality. You need a healthy dose of reality suspension for this story. I feel like Cooper still has so much to make up for, but I am happy they get their HEA at the end.

Overall it was a smutty, sweet at times (?), emotional, twisted twincest story! I would advise checking TWs, as this story is basically non-con for most of the plot.
(reviewed 18 days after purchase)
Caiacassiopeia reviewed on Jan. 18, 2023

enjoyed
(reviewed 7 months after purchase)
Rave reviewed on Sep. 1, 2022

Sexy, surprising, with just enough pain. It is a taboo book but very well done! A fun quick read 10/10 would and do recommend
(reviewed 22 days after purchase)