An unfilled promise has turned into a nightmare written in blood that not even prominent journalist Caspian Emory could pen...
Despite the untimely death of his mother, Caspian became a successful reporter and podcaster specializing in unsolved cold cases. He was finally living a good life filled with seductive women, swanky parties, and southern country club livin'. But when a family tragedy strikes, Caspian's forced to return home to Portland, Kentucky, where the doors to Hell and Heaven were bound to burst open. Nevertheless, duty called. The last thing on Caspian's mind was meeting the almond eyed and alluring artist Azure Quill.
Azure considered herself a woman born in the wrong decade. A talented portraitist with an old soul, she worked a ho-hum day job to pay the bills while spending her night's creating masterpieces for upper echelon clients in the hopes of living her dream as a fulltime artist. She can immortalize the living in lifelike sketches, but she can't paint over the pain of her past. When she happens upon a yard sale, more than old vases and throw rugs catch her eye. Caspian Emory, the tall, brooding, blue-eyed monster with an angelic smile, stands in the shadows, looking much like fine art.
What begins as a cute flirtation, turns into an all-out explosion of lust, deadly secrets, and an unexpected love affair that burns up the pages. The two quickly discover that they share more in common than just sexual kinks and daddy issues. As their own dark secrets emerge, will they be able to trust one another and help each other on their journey of discovery and healing?
From USA Today bestselling author Tiana Laveen comes a dark and twisted romantic page-turner, packed with payback and passion. A duet, Speak No Evil - (Part 1) The Book of Caspian is a suspenseful, contemporary romance, serving as the third, standalone novel in The Brother Disciples Series. This book includes mature themes and content that may not be suitable for all audiences; reader discretion is advised. Please look inside under "Trigger Warnings" for possible topics that may be deemed personally objectionable.
