All the Ways I’d Live for You

This is the darkest entry in the trilogy — multiple ARC readers explicitly warn it is significantly darker than books one and two, with the author herself describing it as pitch black. Torture is a central and graphic element of Brooke's arc in this book; several reviewers had to put it down and step away due to the emotional and visceral intensity of what she endures. Captivity/kidnapping is a major plot driver. There is extensive gore and graphic violence, with kill scenes described as "disgusting in the best ways" — including notable body horror involving eyes (reviewers reference "eyeball shenanigans" as a standout disturbing element). Murder is frequent and detailed. Child abuse and physical abuse/neglect are present in Seth's backstory — he explicitly describes being chained to a wall as a child. Trauma/PTSD is a throughline for multiple characters, handled with emotional depth. There are character deaths that readers found deeply distressing, particularly one character named Miles whose loss left multiple reviewers reeling. Pregnancy is present — Seth and Brooke have a baby, Mila, by the end — but there are also references to devastating personal loss for Brooke mid-book that may be pregnancy-related (unconfirmed). Stalking/obsessive behaviour is a core romance dynamic. Manipulation and gaslighting occur via betrayal by trusted figures. Overall: proceed with significant caution — this one earns every trigger warning it carries.