Inferno - Softcover

Mason, Luna

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1917229828 ISBN 13: 9781917229821

Publisher: Luna Mason, 2025

Synopsis

An AMAZON TOP 50 BESTSELLER, by Luna Mason. This is the first in her new series, Beneath The Blaze.

Blurb:

Decadent. 

One word that alters both of their futures.

A chance encounter that entwines them forever.

One night. No real names.

Ending in a betrayal that still haunts them both.

Declan Quinn, the new Irish mob boss like no other.

Five years later, he's now the owner of Decadence, a successful chocolate factory, but it's what lies behind the gates that is so much more.

Inferno is a club for the elite, an 'in' to the most powerful mafia family networks in the world.

It's also a place where all of your dark and sinful dreams come true.

After the death of their father, the Quinn brothers have a key role in maintaining order.

And that's how the annual Decadence Games were born.

A game of survival where pain meets pleasure for the ultimate prize.

But not all is as it seems. 

Especially when his heartbreaker, Charlotte, becomes the final contestant this year.

Fate may have played a card in their first encounter, but not this time.

She's trapped in a nightmare, forced to be a monster to survive.

Yet what's left of her heart still only belongs to one man-The Master of Inferno.

The one she is under orders to kill to get her own golden ticket to freedom.

One must step into hell to get a taste of heaven. 

The Decadence Games shall decide their fate.

But what lies ahead, is worse than either of them could ever imagine.

Can true love survive the games both inside and outside the gates? 

*INFERNO is a dark, enemies to lovers, Irish mafia romance with a game of survival. It can be read as a standalone, however, it is part of the Beneath The Blaze interconnected series that follows all three Quinn brothers.

Edition details

• Publisher: Luna Mason
• Publication date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1917229828
• ISBN 13: 9781917229821
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 616