I didn’t want to be his friend. I wanted to stay alive.
But letting him in might cost me more than dying ever could.
Dahlia
Walking into that alley was a mistake.
Trying to save a stranger was even worse.
But once he pulled the trigger and I saw what he was capable of, I knew there was no going back.
I tried to run.
But he was faster.
So out of desperation, I offered him the only thing I could think of.
Friendship.
I never expected him to accept it.
Or to take it so literally.
Now I’m in over my head and out of options.
But as long as he keeps calling, I’ll keep answering.
Because Echo Sannikov may just be the most dangerous man I’ve ever known.
And after everything I''ve survived, that should terrify me… even if it doesn’t.
Echo
I should have killed her.
That’s the rule I’ve always lived by.
Witnesses don’t survive. Monsters don’t hesitate.
But she stepped in to save me.
She didn’t know who I was or what I’d done.
She saw I was surrounded and decided that mattered more than her own safety.
People don’t do that.
Not unless they’re used to taking the punishment so someone else doesn’t have to.
That’s what made her different.
The exception to every rule I’ve ever followed.
Now I know where she sleeps.
Where she eats.
And all the places she goes when she needs to be alone.
Dahlia Delacruz thinks we’re just friends.
But she has no idea how much I’m paying attention.
Or how hard it’s becoming to stop.
Genre: Romantic Suspense
But letting him in might cost me more than dying ever could.
Dahlia
Walking into that alley was a mistake.
Trying to save a stranger was even worse.
But once he pulled the trigger and I saw what he was capable of, I knew there was no going back.
I tried to run.
But he was faster.
So out of desperation, I offered him the only thing I could think of.
Friendship.
I never expected him to accept it.
Or to take it so literally.
Now I’m in over my head and out of options.
But as long as he keeps calling, I’ll keep answering.
Because Echo Sannikov may just be the most dangerous man I’ve ever known.
And after everything I''ve survived, that should terrify me… even if it doesn’t.
Echo
I should have killed her.
That’s the rule I’ve always lived by.
Witnesses don’t survive. Monsters don’t hesitate.
But she stepped in to save me.
She didn’t know who I was or what I’d done.
She saw I was surrounded and decided that mattered more than her own safety.
People don’t do that.
Not unless they’re used to taking the punishment so someone else doesn’t have to.
That’s what made her different.
The exception to every rule I’ve ever followed.
Now I know where she sleeps.
Where she eats.
And all the places she goes when she needs to be alone.
Dahlia Delacruz thinks we’re just friends.
But she has no idea how much I’m paying attention.
Or how hard it’s becoming to stop.
Genre: Romantic Suspense
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