Desire And Deception -

When desire and deception collide, the result is often a transformation of the self. The Golden Mirage - Penn Fawn Books

: In romance fiction , deception often stems from fear. Characters like Maxwell in Eighty-One Nights find that even the most passionate connections can be unraveled by the deep-seated secrets they hide from those they love. Desire and Deception

: Historical novels often use deception to explore social constraints. A woman might pose as a "Phantom" thief to exact justice on the wicked, finding that her secret identity is the very thing that threatens her chance at true love. Where They Meet: The "Dangerous Dance" When desire and deception collide, the result is