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“The instrumental music was heaven to my ears. Gabi was humming along to the tune that I didn’t know. Her hands massaged the medium sized knots out of my shoulder. I told myself that I was going to go to a spa soon. This was the life. I needed this in my life. I needed this for the rest of my lifetime.”Selina and Gabi were suspended in intimate poetry. Meanwhile, the Debauched reader, is paralyzed in suspense..or pain..or pleasure. Franchesca Dargin’s debut novel pushes boundaries as the first of what one can assume to be a series (as indicated by its rather sharp, but sweet ending).In addition to its in-depth prose, Debauched boasts layers-upon layers-upon layers of controversial discussion points: heteronormativity, navigating career spaces as a woman, same-gender love, racial identity, and redemption - to name a few. Without giving away too much, I will say that I enjoyed this book for the aforementioned reasons, and, because it is simply well-written and very well-constructed. This maybe Dargin’s first release, but evidently far from novice-level writing. Dargin’s structure, syntax, and literary prowess flow beautifully across the book. The use of simile in the middle of the story is positively brilliant. I especially loved the attention to minor details, and how those details are actually major dynamics to the characters’ past and present fixations and fears. ‘Debauched’ literally commands the reader’s commitment to finish with little breaks. Infatuation with this story is inevitable, as it reads like a powerful film with metacognitive stimulation throughout. It’s a nice read for any adult, and highly recommended.Dargin is phenomenal. And Selina is magical (you’ll have to read it to find out why).