Story cover for Echoes Between Us by CreativelySara
Echoes Between Us
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Ongoing, First published Oct 31, 2024
Private investigator Amara Blackwood has one rule: never take murder cases. She has enough ghosts haunting her already. But when the captivating Jace Kendrick walks through her door on a rain-slashed night, his offer proves impossible to refuse: help him expose a web of corruption surrounding the city's most powerful woman, Mayor Sterling.

The case should be straightforward. The chemistry between them shouldn't be this electric. And the deeper Amara digs, the more the evidence seems to twist like smoke through her fingers. Something about this investigation defies the natural order-something that awakens the very abilities she's spent years burying.

As assassination attempts mount and long-buried secrets surface, Amara must question everything: her resistance to her unique gifts, her growing feelings for Jace, and most disturbingly, the thin line between what is real and what only appears to be. In a case where nothing is quite as solid as it seems, even love might be an illusion-or the most real thing she's ever known.
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