Romancing the Dark: Luna Mason’s ‘Distance’ and It’s Honest Review!

Picture this: the boxing ring’s raw, physical intensity colliding with organized crime’s murky complexities. Now, meet Keller, our inked-up enforcer, a character brimming with potential. His brooding exterior, peppered with unexpected moments of sweetness, crafts a complex persona that piques the reader’s interest. But, like any well-drawn character, Keller isn’t flawless. On the flip side of this tumultuous romance, we encounter Sienna, a character with a solid foundation of admirable qualities. Weathering storms of infidelity and stalking, Sienna embodies resilience. Yet, the narrative leaves us craving a deeper exploration of her strength. Post-betrayal, Sienna’s character could have been elevated with more empowering moments. The spark in her character is there, but the narrative falls short in allowing Sienna to flex the strength she inherently possesses truly.

The narrative hurtles us into a whirlwind of passion between Sienna and Keller at breakneck speed. The instant connection sparks a fiery intensity, but it raises doubts about the depth of their bond. As readers, we’re left questioning whether a more gradual development could have allowed us to savor the evolution of their relationship. While the infusion of mafia elements into the boxing world should have injected an undeniable thrill into “Distance,” it, unfortunately, felt unbalanced and lacking. Despite the narrative’s promise, it was distracting, and grammatical errors and cringe-worthy dialogue hampered its potential.