Perfect Witness

Blind since childhood, Roisin Wade has learned to trust what others ignore - the shift in someone's breathing, the weight of their silence, the way fear has a smell. So when she hears something on her way home one night, she knows - not what it was or who - just that it was wrong, and that whoever was responsible saw her there.

August Rylov is dangerously charming, his voice is steady, even if his presence is not. Roisin knows better than to trust what feels safe, but he's persistent, and she's lonely. What Roisin doesn't know is that August isn't just courting her - he's hunting her because she's a loose end he can't afford to leave untied.