the masks and their symbolism, in personal dealings, their physical and emotional representation cross-over characters from other books who added to the complexity of this one though this one functioned well as a standalone. While young, they had life experiences that lended an inherent maturity to their personalities broody antiheroes with broken pasts who made no apologies for their behavior. side characters of a varying personalities, traits, backgrounds who complemented the dynamics of the story beautiful, scarred heroine who was appealing not only to the antiheroes, but to other characters as well creative and unique storyline of secret society led by elitist men who use seemingly mind-control (Stockholm Syndrome) to further their interests WARNING: This is a dark, contemporary, reverse harem romance for adult readers, and contains graphic sex scenes and violence. The Dancer we stole is ours to play with. We steal, thieving not just the artist themselves, but the light that makes them shine bright. We’re the soulless creatures as twisted as any monster real or imagined. The prisoners within it, scarred by our wrath. With our father “The Collector” dead, we are the heirs to a twisted dynasty with nothing but revenge in our hearts, blood on our hands, and darkness in our souls.

They’ll come crashing down even if I have to rip them apart myself, brick by bloody brick.Ī payment for a debt. This time they stole the wrong girl, and these walls…? I’m not just a dancer, or a singer, or a musician that they can loan out as entertainment to sick men and women. I may seem fragile, weak, but I’m not like all the rest. Refuse their orders and feel the consequences of their wrath. Ripped from the people I love, and imprisoned in a medieval castle in Scotland with walls as thick and impenetrable as the stone encasing my kidnappers' hearts.ĭo as they say and you’ll survive this place.

Three faceless men with one thing on their mind, revenge.

The Masks and The Dancer by Bea Paige