Review: Masquerade: The Games Trilogy 3
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 4, 2014
Maddox and Bee's story is a beautiful journey of forgiveness, healing and love.  Maddox has a chip on his shoulder because of the secrets that he kept for his father and also the anger he feels towards his mother and her treatment of his sister Laney.  Bee was stolen by a young couple at an early age and told that her real parents were dead.  The couple that took her named her Coral, then a number of years later she is found by the police and returned to her real parents who had called her Leila.  However Leila decides to give herself a different name - Bee, and she is this amazing no nonsense type of woman, who doesn't sugar coat anything, what you see is pretty much what you get, however beneath her tough exterior lies the heart of a very confused young woman who is trying to discover who she really is and whether she lives up to the expectations of her real parents.Bee and Maddox's paths cross at a bar where Maddox works as a bouncer.  After spending the night together Maddox visits Bee at her tattoo parlour and Bee reluctantly agrees to train him as a tattooist.  They are drawn to each other and find love and solace in each other.  Their story really touched my heart and omg I cried a lot.  The Games Trilogy is well worth reading - soo much more than 5 stars.  Nyrae Dawn writes beautifully with such heartfelt emotion.