The Seven Chambers Series by D.W. Marshall (Books #1-5)
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Overview: D.W. loves to read dark and sweet romance, fantasy, YA, thrillers, and lives in Las Vegas with her husband, two sons, niece, and her one-eyed Bichon, named Sadie.
She writes dark, steamy romantic sagas that always deliver a HEA. Her latest work, The Seven Chambers series follows the lives of seven young women during and after their time in Mason’s Chamber.
Genre: Fiction > Erotic > BDSM
Stolen Flame (The Seven Chamber Series #1): My name is Vivian Marie Travis. Before I turned twenty-one, my future was shiny and bright. My two closest friends were throwing me a surprise birthday adventure and the fact that I was head over heels for one of them, the anticipation kept me up most nights. His name, Liam, and he was who I wanted to be my first. I’d fantasized for weeks about it, a threaded weave of passion that should have been the encore performance to an evening ripe with teasing, pranks, and surprises. Because we’re like that. Or, we were like that.
I never turned twenty-one. Not as Vivian. That life ended overnight. My name and everything that I looked forward to was stolen from me.
At first, I thought Liam was the one putting the hood over my head and dragging me from my bed the night before our big day. I never even entertained the notion of hoping it was him. I knew it was, but I was wrong. Had I known I made the list of seven young woman to be taken by Mason Wilde to participate in this year’s Chamber, they wouldn’t have taken me without a fight.
I soon learned the difference between granting consent and consent being stripped away. I soon learned the true meaning of performance–a presentation to an audience, an actor pretending to be someone and something else. Now I am Flame, and I live in a world of lights and shadows, a sequence of chambers and shame. However, hope still flickers deep inside of me, where she hides–where Vivian continues holding her breath, pleading, desperately trying to convince me that we will someday wake up from this nightmare. As long as she refuses to surrender, then neither will I.
Weeping Violet (The Seven Chambers Series #2): As I ride down the familiar street there is a war going on inside of me. How exactly am I supposed go home a year after disappearing? So many thoughts are running through my mind. How can I explain this to my mom?
Hi, Mom, I’m home. I was kidnapped while jogging a year ago. The man who took me was a monster who made me a sex slave. I wanted to die every single day, but I decided to fight for my life instead. I’m home now and I’m pretty sure I will be afraid of my shadow for the rest of my life. I want to tell you everything, but he might be watching.
The car rolls to a stop in front of my home. After a year in the massive Chamber, it looks so small. My heartbeat picks up and it’s hard to breathe. I’m not sure I’ll ever be sweet, carefree Brinley again. I really miss her. Will my friends even recognize me? Did my boyfriend move to New York like we’d planned?
I step out of the car and make my way to the door with one thought pushing me forward. If I can survive The Chamber, then I can do anything.
Shattered Sapphire (The Seven Chambers Series #3): I guess all the girls here call me the crazy one. All seven of us were kidnapped and brought here, but I’m the only one who is excited about our new life. As I look down the row of beautiful young women, they all share the same raw, desperate expression. Their fear is so tangible it electrifies the air. They think they are in the presence of a monster. I think he’s a genius. He’s promised us that after a year of sex with strangers, we will receive a fat paycheck and be released back to our families. As far as I’m concerned, this is the best job I never applied for.
What’s wrong with them? If I had known places like this existed, no one would have had to bother snatching me off the street. I would have eagerly walked right through the front door.
Tonight I am reborn and christened with a new name. Sapphire. He calls this place The Chamber, but when my year is up, I plan to call it home.
Poisoned Ivy (The Seven Chambers Series #4): Most of my life I have been considered the girl with the worst luck. I’m the girl whose parents brought back to our homeland of Ireland–leaving a cushy life in America behind–because someone kidnapped me for ransom at age nine. After I was released, my family worked hard to achieve a sense of normalcy again. Just when we began to let our guard down a little…I was taken again.
This time, no ransom was requested.
For a year, I was kept prisoner and passed around for the pleasure of others. By some miracle, I survived the ordeal, and after being released, I am Ireland-bound. My family will have no shortage of questions about my year-long absence, but I am unable to utter a word. It would be foolish of me to break a promise I made to a monster.
I had a life before I was taken–with my family, friends, and my fiancé. My only plan right now is to forget the last year and get back to living the life I was torn away from.
If only it were that easy…
Eclipsed Sunshine (The Seven Chambers Series #5): Fresh from my release from The Chamber, I already notice a new trend in my life. Everyone seems to want me to forget I was ever kidnapped and move on.
Tonight, only three weeks after my release, I am trying to do what my family and friends so desperately want me to do. Instead of wallowing in my room and hiding away from life, I’m letting my best friends primp and prepare me for a date with the man I love. I won’t tell them just how much this process reminds me of being groomed during my year of captivity.
When I’m sitting across from Thomas at a swanky restaurant on the ocean a couple of hours later, thoughts of our future feather my heart. I can do this, I can move on. He slides the ring box across the table, and I know that good things can happen to damaged people. It’s everything I’ve ever wanted.
Just when I think my feet are on solid ground, the earth begins to shake with uncertainty. What Thomas wants from me is far more than my hand in marriage. Alarms blare in my head and heart, making me question whether we are truly meant to be. If I decide to go along with his proposal, our lives will never be the same.
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