Things We Hide from the Light

Nash Morgan has always been known as the easygoing, dependable brother, the kind of man who can charm a room without seeming to try. But by the time Things We Hide from the Light begins, that image has cracked. Recovering after being shot, Nash is no longer moving through Knockemout with the same confidence, and the strain of that recovery shapes the book from the start. Into that unsettled moment steps Lina, his new neighbor, whose own guarded nature makes her an uneasy but electric match for him.

The novel builds its romance around two people who are both carrying more than they want to explain. Set once again in Knockemout, Virginia, it has the same rough-edged small-town atmosphere as the first book, but the emotional tone here is more bruised and intimate. Readers can expect a story driven by attraction, secrecy, and the difficulty of letting another person see the parts of you that no longer feel steady.

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