Shadows Never Leave: Duet book 2: Lark Taylor

This conclusion. The groveling. The chasing. The relentless remembering, begging Ryan to forgive. Dominic Walker was absolutely positively down bad.

This duet was tragically beautiful in the way that all first loves are. Right person wrong time.

• second chance
• idiots to lovers back to idiots to lovers
• twin brother's best friend

This duet carries so much hurt. The cabin scenes, the patio scenes... they're lancing the wounds, draining the toxicity. But they ache to read.

• the letters
• Frank's 180
• climbing up porches
• Caffeine Daydreams' Something

The Shadow Duet is amazing. Lark delivers a story full of first loves, hurts, soulmates, jealousy, miscommunication, and forgiveness & growing up. Lark always delivers an HEA, she just likes to twist the knife a bit.

Both books are out now! SHADOWS NEVER LIE & SHADOWS NEVER LEAVE. This duet is 5 stars for me.



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