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Into the Fire

Masked Mascs, Book 2

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Into the Fire

By: Cirrus Rae
Narrated by: Arissa Evans, Nikko Austen Smith
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Summary

"She was my glowing beacon. My light in the dark. My angel."

Ira

After being saved by a masked stranger from the fire that destroyed her home, Ira needs to start over. A new job, a new apartment, a chance to feel safe again.

But when strange things start happening around her, Ira begins to question her sanity and whether someone is pulling the strings from the shadows.

Quinn

Since saving her from the house fire she started, Quinn has been obsessed with Ira. But watching from the shadows was no longer enough.

She is done waiting. Ira belongs to her, and Quinn will do anything to keep her, no matter how dark it gets, even if it means crossing every line, even if it means getting her hands bloody, even if it means taking her little angel when she tries to run.

Great for listeners who love: obsessive sapphic dynamics; captor/captive tension; masked, morally gray love interests; CEO/employee power imbalance; revenge and vigilante justice; dangerous attraction and high heat.

For mature listeners.

©2025 Cirrus Rae (P)2026 Podium Audio
Romance Romantic Suspense
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