Baby Doll

Baby Doll by Nikki Crescent
Pretty girls don’t get happy endings—only addictions, obsessions, and scars that glitter.

Baby Doll is a dark, intoxicating romance about power, possession, and the dangerous games we play when love turns into obsession. Told with poetic grit and feminine rage, Nikki Crescent’s writing pulls you into a world where softness is a weapon, and being wanted can be the most dangerous thing of all.

This isn’t a love story—it’s a warning dressed in lace. Perfect for fans of twisted romance, morally gray characters, and writing that cuts as deep as it aches.

You’ll love this if you crave:

• Soft girls and sharp edges

• Toxic love and beautiful lies

• Poetic prose with bite

• Dark, obsessive romance

Trigger Warnings: Contains themes of manipulation, obsession, emotional abuse, toxic relationships, explicit content, and trauma. For mature readers only.

Author Note:
I wrote Baby Doll for the girls who mistake control for love and still find power in their own pain. If you've ever broken your own heart to make someone stay—this one’s for you.