Augusta Shannon built a life in Boston for herself alone. Now it has Hudson Glenn in it: warm, present, and a thousand miles out of place.
She returned to Throttle Gap to end the silence. So why is she holding a dead woman's journal, the one piece of evidence that could finish what she started?
When the investigation she set in motion comes for the man who buried the truth, Jack's story stops being history and becomes headlines. Gus has every reason to chase the byline and find justice for the friend she never stopped grieving.
But the closer the truth gets, the harder it pulls against the man at her side, who is learning that loving a woman is not the same as deciding for her.
They survived the silence once. Building a life in its place is its own kind of dangerous — because the truth they're chasing was never going to stay buried, and the town that kept it is not ready to give up its secrets.
The second book in a duet. The truth they uncovered was only the beginning.
She returned to Throttle Gap to end the silence. So why is she holding a dead woman's journal, the one piece of evidence that could finish what she started?
When the investigation she set in motion comes for the man who buried the truth, Jack's story stops being history and becomes headlines. Gus has every reason to chase the byline and find justice for the friend she never stopped grieving.
But the closer the truth gets, the harder it pulls against the man at her side, who is learning that loving a woman is not the same as deciding for her.
They survived the silence once. Building a life in its place is its own kind of dangerous — because the truth they're chasing was never going to stay buried, and the town that kept it is not ready to give up its secrets.
The second book in a duet. The truth they uncovered was only the beginning.