Things We Hide from the Light by Lucy Score

When she was five years old, she instructed her brother to write his name on the door of the bathroom. Quite frequently, the family would have their meals in complete silence while everyone else had their heads in their respective books. She was the eldest of three children who lived in a house that was devoted to reading. She had a lot of free time and a vivid imagination while she was growing up in the countryside of Pennsylvania. The Wall Street Journal and Amazon Kindle Store both rank Lucy as the number one best-selling author of romantic comedies and contemporary romance, respectively. The moment Nash realises he wants to make Lina his, he will not be deterred, not even by the prospect of revisiting the threat that nearly took his life. But Knockemout seems to have an uncanny knack for irritating people. When she achieves her goal, she leaves immediately. A man who wants a long-term commitment from her? Absolutely not. A steamy, temporary relationship with a law enforcement officer in your area? Absolutely. Unfortunately, Lina has her own secrets, and Nash would never forgive her if he finds out the real reason she is in town. Their chemistry is electric it anchors him and makes her question if venturing into it is worth the danger.

Unless she initiates it, she prefers to avoid physical contact, yet there’s something about Nash’s touch that she enjoys. Lina, his new attractive and intelligent neighbour, however, can see right through him.

Nash doesn’t plan on telling his friends or family that he’s having trouble. To him, it’s as if the guy he used to be has been hollowed out and replaced with a dark shadow. Now that he’s been shot, the Southern charm of this former police chief has been replaced by panic attacks and nightmares while he recovers. Nash Morgan had a reputation as the nice Morgan brother, always ready to flash a smile and a wink. 3.1 Related About Things We Hide from the Light Knockemout #2

Things We Hide from the Light by Lucy Score