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    The Masks We Break
    The Masks We Burn
    The Masks We Wear
    Audiobook series3 titles

    Emerald Falls (Jacquot) Series

    Written by Lee Jacquot

    Narrated by Marie Hawkins and TJ Clark

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    About this series

    Amora Joy Orlov.

    The thorn in my side, the bane of my existence. The woman with the loud bark and even harsher bite.

    Cutthroat and defiant, she's everything I don't want, but exactly what I need. And as luck would have it, she also needs something from me.

    A deal is struck; use each other until we both get what we want. It should have been easy, and even easier to walk away in the end.

    Somehow though, I've grown addicted to the pieces of herself she keeps hidden away, the little glimmers of the woman beneath the ruthless façade.

    But the clock is ticking for the both of us, and in the end, it's Amora who has to decide-hide behind the masks we wear, or burn them to ashes?

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateAug 23, 2022
    The Masks We Break
    The Masks We Burn
    The Masks We Wear

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      The Masks We Wear
      The Masks We Wear

      The Masks We Wear

      Lee Jacquot
      3/5 - 5 ratings
      3/5 - 5 ratings

      My mother tells me you can't run from your past. You need to face it in order to appreciate the present and plan for the future. But I'd sell my soul not to deal with mine. It's five foot four, has fake green eyes, and is the cause of all my torment. When I knew her-when I loved her, she was just Liliana. But now they call her Lily. The Queen of Emerald Falls. She thinks she can bully me into silence. Make my life a living hell while keeping her prestigious status intact. But a lot has changed in three years. It's time the Queen met her match. Contains mature themes.

      My mother tells me you can't run from your past. You need to face it in order to appreciate the present and plan for the future. But I'd sell my soul not to deal with mine. It's five foot four, has fake green eyes, and is the cause of all my torment. When I knew her-when I loved her, she was just Liliana. But now they call her Lily. The Queen of Emerald Falls. She thinks she can bully me into silence. Make my life a living hell while keeping her prestigious status intact. But a lot has changed in three years. It's time the Queen met her match. Contains mature themes.

    • 2

      The Masks We Break
      The Masks We Break

      The Masks We Break

      Lee Jacquot
      3/5 - 1 rating
      3/5 - 1 rating

      Love. It's the most widely used deception in the world. It creates weakness within the mind, leaving rooms for distractions, and threatens to hinder my goals of success. I won't allow something as inconsequential as love to get in my way. Even if it means pushing away the only one who's ever made me feel something. Remy Solace. She's a dangerous distraction. She's the sun, threatening to incinerate the darkness from my soul, and keep me from focusing on what really matters-what I've always wanted. And while every fiber of my being knows I need to stay away, I can't help but wonder . . . What good is a knight without a queen to protect? Contains mature themes.

      Love. It's the most widely used deception in the world. It creates weakness within the mind, leaving rooms for distractions, and threatens to hinder my goals of success. I won't allow something as inconsequential as love to get in my way. Even if it means pushing away the only one who's ever made me feel something. Remy Solace. She's a dangerous distraction. She's the sun, threatening to incinerate the darkness from my soul, and keep me from focusing on what really matters-what I've always wanted. And while every fiber of my being knows I need to stay away, I can't help but wonder . . . What good is a knight without a queen to protect? Contains mature themes.

    • 3

      The Masks We Burn
      The Masks We Burn

      The Masks We Burn

      Lee Jacquot
      3/5 - 1 rating
      3/5 - 1 rating

      Amora Joy Orlov. The thorn in my side, the bane of my existence. The woman with the loud bark and even harsher bite. Cutthroat and defiant, she's everything I don't want, but exactly what I need. And as luck would have it, she also needs something from me. A deal is struck; use each other until we both get what we want. It should have been easy, and even easier to walk away in the end. Somehow though, I've grown addicted to the pieces of herself she keeps hidden away, the little glimmers of the woman beneath the ruthless façade. But the clock is ticking for the both of us, and in the end, it's Amora who has to decide-hide behind the masks we wear, or burn them to ashes? Contains mature themes.

      Amora Joy Orlov. The thorn in my side, the bane of my existence. The woman with the loud bark and even harsher bite. Cutthroat and defiant, she's everything I don't want, but exactly what I need. And as luck would have it, she also needs something from me. A deal is struck; use each other until we both get what we want. It should have been easy, and even easier to walk away in the end. Somehow though, I've grown addicted to the pieces of herself she keeps hidden away, the little glimmers of the woman beneath the ruthless façade. But the clock is ticking for the both of us, and in the end, it's Amora who has to decide-hide behind the masks we wear, or burn them to ashes? Contains mature themes.

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