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Ready or not, the game has begun.
Genevieve Grimm has felt adrift ever since her sister became the head of the family. So when a mysterious friend of their mother's invites her to Italy, she accepts. She arrives at his grand palace, expecting passion and magic, decadence and luxury... perhaps even a midnight ball.
She doesn't expect the owner's ruthlessly handsome son to slam the door in her face. Rowin Silver is tall, dark, and exceptionally rude, and invitation or not, he demands Genevieve leave and never come back. But Genevieve follows nobody's orders, especially those of arrogant rich boys. She slips inside—and immediately discovers her mistake.
Rowin and his family are caught in an insidious game of hide and seek, where only one can win. The rest will be trapped in Hell... until the competition begins again.
Genevieve must either join the hunt or forfeit any hope of escaping. But to her dismay, her best chance of survival lies with Rowin. Since lovers may play as a pair, Rowin and Genevieve agree to form an alliance under the guise of a fake courtship. However, as they race through the game's elaborate labyrinth, trapped among gleaming gold and shining marble, their loathing gives way to irresistible attraction. Only Rowin is keeping secrets, especially when it comes to his ruthless family, and Genevieve can't help but wonder if she's trapped in two treacherous games: Enchantra and the one Rowin is playing with her heart.
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مشاهده همهAN INSTANT #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER! Return to the world of Phantasma in this spicy, stand-alone romantasy, where seven immortal siblings are trapped in a deadly game of hide and seek . . . until one mortal woman changes the rules. The print edition includes custom silver foiling on the cover. Welcome to Enchantra. There's only one rule: Never, ever trust your heart.
This book whilst it’s good on it’s own, did not live up to the hype of Phantasma. If I had read these without knowing they were connected, I never would have assumed they were simply because they are so drastically different. It isn’t as good as Phantasma, I don’t think any book in this series will beat the first one. But it is definitely interesting to see how this book played out with Genevieve and Rowin. I don’t particularly like forced marriages as a plot, but this one played out so good and half the time, I forgot they were even married. I like all of the siblings, but between them all, Cage is defenitely my favorite with Sevin being a very close second. I would love to have a book on the both of them, including one of the other brothers, Covin, I think the name is. But I’m not sure how that would be set up. The different rounds between the siblings were a little bland in terms of violence, but when there was violence, it defenitely spiced things up a bit. However……I’m very curious to know the relationship between Tessa Grimm and the Rowin’s father. I would like to believe that Rowin’s father truly loves his mother, but with his dissapearance and lack of appearance in the book, it makes me wonder if he actually loved Tessa Grimm and now that he’s dissapeared, he’s looking for Ophelia and Genevieve’s father. I mean, think about it. Their mother is still sick and he just dissapears to leave his children to find a way to save her? I hope we learn more in the next book. And wonder who it’s going to be on next, especially since there seems to be an unresolved story plot between Salem and the Devil with the cat eyes from the first book.