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Cole and Mara’s relationship has grown to consume them both. Cole is experiencing emotions he’s never known, while Mara blossoms into a successful artist, shaking off the trauma of her youth.
For the first time in both their lives, they might actually be… happy.
But the past has a long shadow.
Alastor Shaw is the Beast of the Bay, a frenzy-killer who once hoped to share his hunting ground with Cole. When he realizes the cold-hearted Cole has fallen in love, he plans to destroy him, using Mara as his weapon.
Cole will do anything to protect Mara… but is Mara strong enough to protect herself?
The Lark Notes:
I was so pleased how many women identified with Mara’s character - with her sensory issues and history of trauma. It sounds crazy to call this an “inspirational story of murder”, but at the end of part two, I hope you will indeed feel inspired by Mara’s journey. — Sophie
"There Is No Devil” is the second half of the Sinners Duet. Reader be warned: this is a dark and steamy serial killer romance that may be triggering to some.
Genre: Romantic Suspense
For the first time in both their lives, they might actually be… happy.
But the past has a long shadow.
Alastor Shaw is the Beast of the Bay, a frenzy-killer who once hoped to share his hunting ground with Cole. When he realizes the cold-hearted Cole has fallen in love, he plans to destroy him, using Mara as his weapon.
Cole will do anything to protect Mara… but is Mara strong enough to protect herself?
The Lark Notes:
I was so pleased how many women identified with Mara’s character - with her sensory issues and history of trauma. It sounds crazy to call this an “inspirational story of murder”, but at the end of part two, I hope you will indeed feel inspired by Mara’s journey. — Sophie
"There Is No Devil” is the second half of the Sinners Duet. Reader be warned: this is a dark and steamy serial killer romance that may be triggering to some.
Genre: Romantic Suspense
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