You know this is going to be some good stuff when this is something in the prologue:

Yah... uh

I got nothing and there wasn't really a lot I could make notes about in my notebook.

Let's see what I wrote...

So, basically, Angel sensed that someone is near (Mason) but it is too dark to see. Angel is pressed against the wall, their chests touching.

Mason said, "Angel, tell me what you want."

His voice was described as a turn on, it being low, sexy and demanding. It made Angel need Mason more.

Angel answered with, "I want you... Master."

Mason responded with, "Good boy."

There's some neck kissing and normal kissing and hugging.

It's not really that important at all.

Although prologues are nice, this one essentially spoils the entire story.

By the book description, it's very obvious who the characters are.

The prologue is very clearly written in the perspective of Angel and the other person is very clearly Mason.

Mason is obviously dominant and Angel is obviously submissive.

It's a hook for those looking for some gay stuff. Literal gay stuff.

It may not seem like a story, but the prologue basically summarises the whole story.

No joke.

After reading the story, I would pretty much sum the story up as the prologue with abuse sprinkled in.

However, on a better note, this is the most well-written chapter of the entire book.

...

Yyyeaahhhhh

Kill me now.