Desire has a secret only a select few know about. The Red Room. Deepest desires and hardcore fantasies are fulfilled there. Anything can happen in the Red Room. Diamond All I’d ever wanted was a family who loved me for who I was. Mine only ever treated me like an outcast because I lacked the powerful magic they were known for. But that didn’t matter at Desire. My found family treated me like one of them and helped me see that I didn’t need magic ot sparkle like my namesake. That was until something started lurking, haunting me in the dark. At first, it came for Lilith, courtesy of her father. But then it turned its sights on me. He thought I had a dark secret. Magic locked inside that someone wanted to keep hidden. But he’s mistaken because I’ve never had magic. Still, he kept appearing, taking over my dreams and turning them into haunted memories. Or even worse, terrifying labyrinths that coaxed my desires to the surface and made me question my sanity. The monster knew what I longed for, even though I’d never admitted it to myself. But if he kept taunting me with everything I’d ever dreamed of having, I might just break for him. Mel Shadowed corners and halls of nightmare were my domain. Twisting dreams and devouring fear brought me the greatest pleasure. The darkest desires lived in those inky shadows, and I loved nothing more than seeking out those secrets and using them to taunt my prey. She wasn’t what I was expecting to find, though. I may have been sent to torment her friend, but the little mage was much more intriguing. She was a delicious enigma; a beautiful package harboring a dark secret and an even darker past. She didn’t think she had power, but the darkness was mine to claim and control, and I felt it inside her. And I wanted her. But those feelings may cost me if I’m not careful. She asked me to help her family and choose sides in a war I’m not interested in fighting. I shouldn’t care, but how can I not? Her desires are as dark as her power, and I’d love nothing more than to bring them all to the light and make her what she’s supposed to be. But in order to make her whole, first I have to break her.