I do not recommend this book to anyone who is stone and/or is touch repulsed or touch adverse, as the MC both pathologizes and pushes boundaries around receiving touch, & this is not textually challenged or challenged by another character. In fact, it is framed as romantic. 
 Perhaps I will write a review later, but I wanted to note that now. 
 (view spoiler)[ I was surprised by it because it showed itself very late in the story. Unlike in 50 Shades, where it first appears fairly early in the book. As this story mirrors 50 Shades in so many other ways, but had not included that for almost the entirety, I had hoped it would be excluded altogether. Sadly not. (hide spoiler)] 
 Trigger Warnings (view spoiler)[ 
 References to: Self harm. Past suicide attempt. Intimate partner violence. 
 Brief descriptions of: Sexual coercion and risk of sexual assault that character is then "rescued" from. Victim blaming, which is challenged by another character. Character with boundaries around touch is pathologized and has touch boundaries pushed. Threats to coerce a character into going to psychotherapy, which is challenged by another character. Controlling behavior on the part of a dominant character that is not consented to, which is challenged immediately by the submissive character and textually challenged. 
 Detailed descriptions of: Alcohol use. Drug use. Semi-public sex. Oral sex. Anal sex. Restraint. Pain play. D/s. Substantial self loathing around BDSM. (hide spoiler)]