Fruit of the Flesh
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Fruit of the Flesh
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Letto da:
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Teddy Hamilton
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Luna Rey
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I.V. Ophelia
A proposito di questo titolo
Instant USA Today bestseller.
Behind the glamour of Gilded Age New York, a marriage of convenience between an artisan and a ballerina masks their shared appetite for revenge in this darkly seductive gothic romance.
In early 1900s New York, former ballerina Petronille De Villier makes an unconventional choice: Marry struggling sculptor Arkady Kamenev. For her, it’s an escape from her family’s unsavory legacy. For him, the De Villier name promises the patronage his art desperately needs. It should be a simple arrangement.
But beneath their marriage of convenience lurks a darker recognition. In each other, they see a reflection of their own dangerous appetites. As buried secrets surface and bodies begin disappearing, Petronille and Arkady discover their union runs deeper than social advantage. Their shared obsessions draw them into an intoxicating dance of predator and prey, though it’s never quite clear who is which.
Bound by law, God, and blood, they must decide if their monstrous natures will tear them apart or forge them into something terribly wonderful together. In a world where nothing is quite what it seems, two creatures of shadow learn that true love requires a taste for the macabre.
©2026 by I.V. Ophelia. (P)2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.Recensioni della critica
“Ophelia crafts a genuinely eerie atmosphere and some deeply sensual love scenes on the way to a conclusion that packs a punch. Horror romance fans will find plenty to enjoy.”—Publishers Weekly
“I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough, and this story was glued to my hand from the very first chapter. I.V. Ophelia transported me into Gilded Age New York and I never wanted to leave. It was dark, gripping, and compelling—entirely enthralling!”—Olivia Rose Darling, New York Times bestselling author of the Fear the Flames series