Den of Psychos: Masquerade of Sin

De: Avery Song

Narrado por: Keira Stevens, Gregory Salinas

I woke up to the chilling sound of gunshots. A soured deal, a raid of vicious men, and a blow to my head contributed to my psychosis.

My name is Eloise Genevieve, but the rest of the world calls me crazy. Can I really blame them?

After all, I speak to the monsters who have known me since that Devil’s Raid. Sweet, sinful men who are just as royal, powerful, and merciless as I wish to be. I’m the only one who can see them, and that’s the problem. I want more than just to see.

The older I get, the stronger these urges become. Their company isn’t enough for me anymore. I yearn to touch them, hold them, kiss them, and make love to them.

They tease me every night with a blindfold across my face to keep their monstrous appearances secret, but I know better. I know everything about them.

The Masquerade of Sin is finally here, and this will be their chance to claim what’s always been truly theirs.

I may have enemies waiting to strike, but that’s the least of my concerns. For they have never played a game with a psychotic monster, and I have all the right cards to win.

Welcome to the Devil’s Playground!

©2022 Avery Song (P)2023 Podium Audio

Sploosh! Great scenes not so great story telling.

Great spicy scenes…and that is it. If you like your smut with some good story this is not your book series. However, I can’t get these beastly members and preferences out of my head!! Did I say great spicy scenes???? Monsters, the juiciest of nightmares?? I’ll still listen to another in the series, you just can’t find this level on audible often. Not for the faint hearted nor the damsel wannabes.

Great Sequel

This is a great follow up to the first book. Well read, and definitely makes me ready for the next one!

great start to a Duet

i really enjoyed this book. i liked the story, the world building was interesting and the FMC was my favorite FMC. She can hold her own, is witty, and crazy.

I do have a couple of issues. Which is why this is only 4 stars. This was sold to me as the first of a Duet. (which by the way i cant find any accurate information on the second one) however i later learned that this should be a tandem read with den of monsters which is a standalone. they happen consecutively.

we have our FMC which is crazier then a box of rocks and her 4? men. I'm a little confused because there wasn't too much distinction between them. we really only got face time with the gargoyle. and it ended kind of abruptly. this book was released 2 years ago and since it was left on a cliffhanger i at least expected to have a release date but couldn't find that any where.


i know it seem like i didn't like the book but that was not the case i was highly entertained through out the entire thing. i was just left wanting more. also i need to go read Den of Monsters because that should clear up some of my issues just not all.

i am eagerly waiting to hear ANYTHING about the second book. let me know if you hear anything too.

Good but Hated the Ending

This sequel to Den of Monsters was very good, until the ending cliffhanger. The cliffhanger in this book is worse than the cliffhanger in Den of Monsters. I hope there is a next book & that it ties everything together so that it makes sense, because right now I'm confused.

Not enough and the cliffy ruined it for me

Disappointed. Felt like I only got a third of a story instead of three satisfying books all together. I’m not even wasting a credit on the third installment. Wasted credits

So dissatisfying…

After Den of monsters, this book was such a let down.


***SPOILERS***

It follows the same timeline as Den of Monsters and reads like a side by side sequel. It explains some hated characters and sheds light on one in particular. There is no steam after the beginning and the whole story goes downhill. It even dims the glow Den of Monsters gave. It seems like the author had a block and just copied Den of Monsters in a new point of view but didn’t know how to make a new exciting storyline. Almost like the author rushed to get the book out and it sucked. What’s worse is the story is all over the place with no coherent thought processes or understandable follow through of events. I had to replay so much because it made no sense. It seems like the author was rushing so much to get what was in her head onto the pages she forgot we couldn’t pluck the story from her mind.