Master of the Opera, Act 3: Phantom Serenade
Publisher: eKensington
Date Published: Feb 2014
ISBN: B00F8J6O5S
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Description
In the third enticing installment of Jeffe Kennedy’s enthralling Master of the Opera, a woman finds herself torn between two powerful lovers—and one reckless passion that leaves her aching for more…
After a harrowing night trapped in the tunnels beneath the Sante Fe Opera House, intern Christy Davis finds comfort in the arms of Roman Sanclaro, the opera’s wealthy and gorgeous benefactor. But even as Roman tries to impress her with his lavish lifestyle—and seduce her with his charms—Christy cannot stop obsessing over her other, clandestine lover. Hidden in the labrynths below, a mysterious masked man has become the master of her desires: a sensual but commanding partner who pushes Christy to the very brink of erotic pleasure…and beyond. No other man can compare. But somewhere, watching from the shadows, a fiercely jealous rival threatens to destroy the erotic secret they share.
Haunted by doubts, deception, and danger, Christy must choose between the warnings in her mind, the feelings in her heart…and the wild, forbidden yearnings that set her body on fire.
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Future Slayer Girls says she’s hooked!
Rookie Romance says “Jeffe Kennedy hits it out of the park with this latest addition to the series!”
Mindy Kenyon, the Naughty Book Snitch, says “I can’t wait to read the next one and now I want to read everything Jeffe Kennedy has ever written. She’s got a new fan here!”
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Master of the Opera, Act 2: Ghost Aria
Book # 3
Jan 2014
Buy the Book AmazonKindleNookiBooksKobo About the Book Excerpt Awards Reviews Other Books in the Series About the Book In the second seductive installment of Jeffe Kennedy’s thrilling Master of the Opera, a young woman falls deeper under the spell of the man who haunts her dreams, fuels her desire, and demands her surrender. . . With each passing day of her internship at the Sante Fe Opera House, Christine Davis discovers something new
