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Miles of Malice. Bone & Briar, #2
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8233377518
- EAN9798233377518
- Date de parution04/04/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
She wasn't supposed to get in the truck. Harper Quinn is running. From a man who spent four years dismantling her piece by piece. From a life that shrank until the only thing left was the sound of his voice telling her she was wrong, she was crazy, she was nothing without him. She has a dying car, a duffel bag full of everything she owns, and a direction - west - that feels like freedom for the first time in her adult life.
Then the car dies on a stretch of Wyoming highway where the cell towers don't reach and the darkness goes on forever. He appears like an answer to a prayer she didn't say out loud. Cade Lawson is six-foot-three of silence, diesel grease, and absolute certainty. He drives an eighteen-wheeler with no company logo and no set route. He doesn't ask questions. He doesn't make small talk. He offers her warmth, a ride to the next town, and the kind of calm her nervous system hasn't felt in years.
Harper tells herself it's just a ride. But Cade doesn't do anything by accident. He knows her name before she gives it. He knows her car was going to die - because he made sure of it. He's been watching her for weeks, studying the fractures another man left behind, and he has a plan for every single one of them. The thing about Cade's cage is that it doesn't feel like a cage. It feels like the first safe place she's ever known.
And by the time she finds the notebook - by the time she reads the entries and understands what he's done - she has to answer a question no self-help book ever prepared her for:What do you do when the monster is the only one who makes the nightmares stop?
Then the car dies on a stretch of Wyoming highway where the cell towers don't reach and the darkness goes on forever. He appears like an answer to a prayer she didn't say out loud. Cade Lawson is six-foot-three of silence, diesel grease, and absolute certainty. He drives an eighteen-wheeler with no company logo and no set route. He doesn't ask questions. He doesn't make small talk. He offers her warmth, a ride to the next town, and the kind of calm her nervous system hasn't felt in years.
Harper tells herself it's just a ride. But Cade doesn't do anything by accident. He knows her name before she gives it. He knows her car was going to die - because he made sure of it. He's been watching her for weeks, studying the fractures another man left behind, and he has a plan for every single one of them. The thing about Cade's cage is that it doesn't feel like a cage. It feels like the first safe place she's ever known.
And by the time she finds the notebook - by the time she reads the entries and understands what he's done - she has to answer a question no self-help book ever prepared her for:What do you do when the monster is the only one who makes the nightmares stop?
