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That's the only reason I agree to the little devil's proposal. He claims it’ll drive his brother mad, but the truth turns out to be more complicated than they ever imagined. Adored by the public and used for her father's benefit. Suddenly, Violet’s life of secrets is unraveling at the hands of a dark, depraved man who seems to have no intentions of letting her go. Miller comes a dark and suspenseful romance inspired by the myths of Echo and Pan. Kissing a masked stranger wasn’t on Violet Artinos’s list of things she thought would happen at her cousin’s political fundraiser. She never would’ve made a move on the stranger if she’d known he wasn’t who she thought, but her ex’s younger brother had other plans. I'm game.
Reviews
jillian frischmann
I’m still reading book 4 & i’m certain i’m going to love this book , problem is my book came bent so there’s a crease in the middle of my book Maybe between now and book six release, I can reconcile with the fact that I would have to say goodbye to this beautifully dark series. Miller certainly did not disappoint. Ariana Ricci's lived a full life at such a young age.
Bipolarcheesestick
Miller does a great job of establishing who they are for rookie readers, but if newbies love Kal, Lenny, and Jonas during their cameo appearances, trust me when I say you will love them even more in their respective stories. Miller takes my favorite tale and molds it into her book universe, cleverly weaving her signature blend of suspense, plot twists, and dark love that only Miller can deliver. SOULS AND SORROWS is the next instalment of her Monsters & Muses series, featuring Ariana Ricci and Cash Primrose.
Cassie Sánchez
We get two in this book with Ariana and Cash, and I enjoyed every minute, every word of the journey that has me falling in love with these two. This dark romance, inspired by the myth of Eros & Psyche, checks all the boxes— from forced proximity to marriage of convenience.
Filipino Bookworm
This can be read as a standalone, but who can resist seeing some of our favorite characters from previous books in the series? This is no retelling of the classic.
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