Carnage is messy, frustrating, and emotionally exhausting and that is exactly why it works. This is a book that dares you to stay invested even when you are mad, especially at the FMC. Her choices are questionable. Her logic will test you. And yet, you cannot look away.

The MMC energy is pure dominance and control, grounding the story when everything else feels like it is spiraling. The power struggles are intense, the chemistry is volatile, and the emotional payoff only lands because of how uncomfortable the journey is.
Carnage is not about likable decisions. It is about obsession, ownership, and watching chaos unfold in slow motion. If you enjoy books that provoke strong reactions, this one will absolutely do it