N. E. Henderson

She thought silent was her best option—until the past threatened to ruin her future. I was doing fine. Great. My past wasn't even a blip on my radar. Then they betrayed me. That's when I met him—the beginning of the cord to my ugly past unraveling. I can't allow that happen. No one is ever supposed to know . . . A sexy, fast-paced debut romance book that'll leave you begging for more. ***This is NOT a standalone book. This story concludes in Silent Guilt.***

Duet, Book 1

Silent No More

I know the whole point is them being volatile, I do. It was really good but at some points so frustrating that they were the way they were 😂. I HHHAAAATTEEE when something bad happens to a fmc, accident or not, and they have to deal with that incident AND consoling the mmc, repeatedly telling him it’s not his fault. It’s like how you want to shake your friend who keeps going back to the same shitty boyfriend over and over. Were they adorable and perfect sometimes? Yep. But Luke was constantly flipping out. It’s hard to be redeemable when you’re the guy that drinks and punches walls 🥴 Buuuut I’d still recommend it. 

Jessica Clem

tamara ortiz

Shannon Taylor thinks she has the picture-perfect-life. Engaged to marry her college boyfriend and with a best friend who's more like a sister, life is almost perfect. That is until her world is tilted by two of the most important people in her life. A chance encounter leads Shannon down a path that will force her to confront a past she has meticulously ignored for ten years. Nicholas Lockhart, renowned bachelor, has a reputation for his cold eyes and icy heart. Meeting a woman who can turn his world upside down is not in the cards; that is until Shannon. When Shannon's world crashes, she wonders if it's possible to crack Nick's icy heart. A web of lies and twisted truths soon leaves both bare and vulnerable. Silence no longer offers her protection or safety. Will remaining silent cost Shannon the real love she's finally found? Or will she stay silent no more?

Silent No More Duet, Book 1

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