Jaye Pratt
ENTER IF YOU DARE - PART ONE
ENTER IF YOU DARE - PART ONE
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Blurb
Blurb
I was shoved into the trunk of a car and ended up on Fear Island. It’s a Halloween park that runs all year round, staffed by people who are anything but normal, and ruled after dark by a scarecrow who only speaks in riddles.
I should have run the moment I could. Instead, I signed a contract, strapped on a wristband, and agreed to be hunted.
Now my brother owes money to the wrong people, the scarecrow has decided I belong to him, a man who takes things apart to understand how they work now looks at me with questions in his eyes, and somehow digging a hole with the gravedigger was the most fun I have had in years.
You don’t leave Fear Island the same as you arrived, and I’m starting to think I don’t want to leave at all.
Enter, if you dare. The cornfield will change you—if the scarecrow doesn’t end you first.
Genre and Tropes
Genre and Tropes
- MMMF
- Masked men
- Carnival Themed
Content Warnings
Content Warnings
• Explicit sexual content, including group scenes.
• Primal play and consensual fear play.
• Choking during sex, spitting, biting, and marking.
• Impact play and bondage, including rope restraint and suspension.
• Kidnapping and on-page physical assault of the heroine not by MMCs.
• Gun violence.
• Murder, implied murder, and the burial and disposal of a body.
• Physical and emotional abuse, manipulation, and financial exploitation by a sibling.
• References to childhood abuse and neglect.
• References to drug addiction.
• Death of parents (backstory) and grief.
• Stalking behaviour, surveillance, and threats of violence.
• Strong themes of obsession, possessiveness, and claiming.
• A brief, flippant joke involving a noose (no self-harm intent).
• Brief reference to a past kidnapping and live burial (a side character, off page).
• Workplace bullying and verbal abuse.
• Coarse language throughout.
• This book ends on a cliffhanger.
