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If she can remove the monster’s mask, she will earn her freedom…but failure will cost her life.. Thirteen years ago, Princess Fiona fled the bloodshed within Ravenwood Castle. She has no desire to return to the place of her childhood nightmares, especially not as a prisoner locked in chains. Using…


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1 author picked Mask of Deception and Sacrifice as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

This was such a fun, no-spice fantasy romance! The pages just flew by. It's Phantom of the Opera meets Jekyll and Hyde vibes in a fantastical setting, and I lived for the dialogue between the two leads.

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