Claire Danvers is dead.
Cleo Bennet is Edgewater’s grief specialist, operating out of her own practice, Glass Box Therapy. Cleo’s life is carefully curated—the same routine to check for traps every morning, a gun in the file cabinet just in case, and an escape plan for when the day eventually comes that he finds her again.
Claire Danvers is a relic, a life that ended ten years ago.
Nobody in Edgewater knows her. Nobody in Edgewater will ever know her.
Luke Carter is haunted by his past as an enforcer in an underground network. Now working as a PT in Edgewater, he is pushed to see a therapist by a friend when his PTSD symptoms worsen. But when he walks into Glass Box Therapy to meet Cleo Bennet, it’s like seeing a ghost, because Cleo isn’t her real name—it’s Claire.
Cleo has no idea Luke is the one who took her fiancé undercover to save her, resulting in his death, and the longer Luke keeps the truth from her, the harder it gets to come clean—especially when he’s falling for her.
By the time her past catches up, putting the lives of everyone in Cleo’s life at risk, she’s already in love with for Luke Carter.
Her escape plan is the only plan.
The problem is, it can’t include Luke.
Glass Box Therapy is a novella in the Edgewater Romance series. While it can be read as a standalone, it is best enjoyed as part of the rest of the series. It is chronologically Book #2.25, so is best read after The Blooming Tide (Book #2). This book is intended for mature audiences only. Content warnings can be found within and on the author's website.
Genre: Romance
Cleo Bennet is Edgewater’s grief specialist, operating out of her own practice, Glass Box Therapy. Cleo’s life is carefully curated—the same routine to check for traps every morning, a gun in the file cabinet just in case, and an escape plan for when the day eventually comes that he finds her again.
Claire Danvers is a relic, a life that ended ten years ago.
Nobody in Edgewater knows her. Nobody in Edgewater will ever know her.
Luke Carter is haunted by his past as an enforcer in an underground network. Now working as a PT in Edgewater, he is pushed to see a therapist by a friend when his PTSD symptoms worsen. But when he walks into Glass Box Therapy to meet Cleo Bennet, it’s like seeing a ghost, because Cleo isn’t her real name—it’s Claire.
Cleo has no idea Luke is the one who took her fiancé undercover to save her, resulting in his death, and the longer Luke keeps the truth from her, the harder it gets to come clean—especially when he’s falling for her.
By the time her past catches up, putting the lives of everyone in Cleo’s life at risk, she’s already in love with for Luke Carter.
Her escape plan is the only plan.
The problem is, it can’t include Luke.
Glass Box Therapy is a novella in the Edgewater Romance series. While it can be read as a standalone, it is best enjoyed as part of the rest of the series. It is chronologically Book #2.25, so is best read after The Blooming Tide (Book #2). This book is intended for mature audiences only. Content warnings can be found within and on the author's website.
Genre: Romance
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