When the world goes dark

An age-gap sapphic dystopian thriller

De: Jamie Quinn

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When the World Goes Dark is a sapphic age-gap survival thriller about what it means to endure — and what it means to love when love is the only light left.

The night the world went dark,
I thought I was going to die.

The city was already breaking apart — cars abandoned, people screaming, gunshots echoing through the streets. I ran. I didn’t look back.

Now I’m alone in the forest, hunted by shadows I can’t name, every branch snapping like a warning. Then I meet her. Alex. She’s older, colder, and way too calm, like she’s already measured out how long I’ll last.

But the darkness outside isn’t the worst part. It’s the silence. The waiting. The way something — someone — keeps circling the cabin at night. And the way Alex looks at me when the firelight flickers too long.
I should be terrified of her. Maybe I am.

But in a world this broken, the only thing more dangerous than trusting her…
is not.

When the World Goes Dark is a sapphic age-gap survival thriller where every heartbeat counts — and love might be the only light left.

love story but too much feels?

liked the story of love but would have liked more adventure. more interaction between them and the outer world.

Disappointing

I only got about halfway and couldn't take anymore. It is so repetitive. I don't know if they are trying to give the perspective of both characters for the same event, but they just have the characters say the same thing over and over again. The timeline is very hard to follow. The virtual voice does not help either. I usually always dislike the virtual voices and this was not an acception. With the way things are halfway through, I have no idea how the main characters are suppose to have a believable romantic relationship. Their is absolutely no buildup so far.