Dance of Deception

A Darkest Dance Standalone

De: Jagger Cole

Narrado por: Ada Sinclair, Gregory Salinas

A scorching hot mafia series from bestselling author Jagger Cole.

He knows what I saw. Now, he owns me.

Carmine Barone is a monster no one sees but me. A beautiful villain with a cold, black heart and a body honed for violence. But when I stumble into a world I was never meant to see, the ruthless mafia heir becomes something else, too: my husband.

Now, I'm trapped in a forced marriage to a man who hunts in darkness. A man who plays games with lies and deception. A secret predator who wants to feast on my darkest, most immoral desires.

And the only thing worse than being chased by a psychopath? Wanting him to.

Dance of Deception is a standalone dark mafia romance with a smart heroine and an ultra possessive psycho hero with "look at her and I'll unalive you" energy. No cliffhanger. HEA included. For mature listeners.

©2025 Jagger Cole (P)2025 Podium Audio

Possession

Whoa at the level of possession in this read! I love it 😍 The cnc is hot! The story is just smoldering! I liked the plot as well! Good read

the suspense of who was doing what

I love Jagger Cole novels as they are attention grabbing from start to finish and this book definitely fits that category also!! The narrators were awesome also. Great read!

It is truly a dark love story...

but I wouldn't have it any other way. When you were first introduced to the MMC in Toxic Love..you thought his story was going to be different from what you see here.. but I ended this story very satisfied even though I was surprised by his other side. Worth the read!

Great start to a new series with mention of favorite characters from other series!

Another Excellent and steamy audiobook with all the feels. I am so excited about this new series. Please write about the other kids too! Legacy series are awesome! I do recommend having the male narrator used a bit more. Too much of the female narrators tends to take away from the spice and boldness.

Performance is good but the story lacks realism.

The author should research gender roles and social behaviors of the characters. It's like the first and second halves of the story were written by two different people.

The story started good but ended sappy like an old Batman episode with a whiny main female character.