“Perhaps Reyes’ best writing yet, this is a fantastic showcasing of infatuation, toxic masculinity, and a torturous upbringing coalescing into all-out obsession. If Nathan can’t have Christine, no one can.” C.J. Daley, Author of BestGhost
When Nathan meets Christine Romero, he’s instantly drawn to her beauty, confidence, and playful charm. She flirts. She smiles. She lets him in—just enough to keep him hooked. But when Nathan tries to pursue something real, Christine pulls away, insisting she’s uninterested. For most people, that would be the end.
But Nathan isn’t like most people.
What begins as a casual attraction curdles into a dark obsession. As Christine continues to send mixed signals—sometimes warm, sometimes ice cold—Nathan’s grip on reality starts to slip. His polished charm gives way to a dangerous fixation, and his desire turns possessive and then violent.
A twisted tale of toxic infatuation and psychological terror, The Love Song of Nathan Crane asks: What happens when someone mistakes attention for affection, and love for control?
