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Synopsis
She has no idea she's working for a monster. The Devil incarnate. Frankie Dr. Dante Kincaid is a world-renowned psychiatrist-and my boss. When a hotel mix-up forces us to share a suite on a business trip, everything changes. He's shrouded in secrets, always keeping his distance while he bosses me around in those pristine suits. When he tells me to lock my door at night, I should listen. But my curiosity about what he's hiding after dark is too strong to ignore. Dante Francesca is my darkest obsession, and my most dangerous vulnerability. My condition compels me to keep her at a distance, but my emotions are in turmoil, making it impossible to maintain control. I thought I had her all figured out-that what happens in the dark should stay in the dark. But the truth is, after one taste... I'll never be able to stop. Dance with the Devil is a full-length, dark standalone romance. It has a HEA. Please check the triggers. No, really. While this book isn't pitch black, there are a lot of troubling themes.
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Dance with the Devil: content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
Dark adult romance with explicit sexual content, power imbalance dynamics, and psychological themes. The hero's 'condition' and explicit warning about triggers suggest troubling content including potential dubious consent scenarios.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, very steamy sexual content, and moderate language. Content notes include dubious consent, mental illness, and power imbalance (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Adults will be drawn to the forbidden boss/employee romance with supernatural elements and dark secrets.