Blinding Madness (The Order of Silence Book 2)

She thought she could save him, thought she understood the darkness he carried. He was her patient, obedient, harmless, until the truth began to surface. Beneath the calm, a dangerous presence lingered, a man who deceived with ease, whose intention felt like admiration but carried a weight she could not see. Every smile was a mask, every gesture a carefully laid trap, and the closer she drew, the deeper she fell into his world, unaware of the peril waiting silently in the shadows. By the time she realized the danger, it was too late. He was not just troubled. He was hunting, and she had already become his prey. Some madness cannot be cured, and some darkness cannot be outrun.

Written by Hue Green