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Something to Break Book One in the Mirror Games series By Cass Reign ""I didn't know whether to moan or call my therapist..."" ""Messy. Unhinged. Profoundly erotic."" ""I want to delete my dating apps, I just cant help but wonder."" A fake dominatrix. A burned-out banker. One lie too many-and an obsession neither of them saw coming. Seren Cole is tired of being the background character in everyone else's love story. At thirty-something, she's a publishing intern ghostwriting happily-ever-afters for housewives while eating dinner over the sink. Her best friend Vanessa is engaged to the most boringly perfect man alive, and her other best friend Wren-a semi-retired bisexual sex worker turned chronically broke novelist-keeps suggesting she try something ""less vanilla"" to fix her... everything. Naturally, Seren makes a profile on a dominatrix dating site. Naturally, she does it drunk. Naturally, she forgets about it. Until he messages her. Blake has the kind of life most people envy. He also has chronic decision fatigue, an existential void, and a body that's more exhausted than impressed by the endless stream of eager submissives. So when he finds Mistress Velvet's profile-slightly misspelled, questionably threatening, and absolutely fake-he can't help himself. He reaches out. She panics. What follows is less Fifty Shades and more emotional hostage negotiation. Seren doesn't know what she's doing at all but Blake keeps coming back, and not just for the humiliation. But playing pretend gets dangerous fast. Because the deeper they go, the harder it becomes to tell what's part of the act, and what might be the thing that finally undoes them both. Something to Break is Book One in the Mirror Games series: a dark, emotionally layered erotic romance full of sharp dialogue, suppressed desire, and the deeply inappropriate habit of falling in love with the one person who sees through you. Perfect for fans of Haunting Adeline, Praise, and emotionally damaged characters who flirt with trauma and use sarcasm as a defense mechanism. Features: dual POV, morally gray choices, bad boundaries, late-night existential crises, and exactly one spice rack that represents Seren's entire dating history.

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