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Knot A Sound
Jo Chambliss (Author) · Hover Press · Hardcover
Hurricanes usually bring death and destruction, but sometimes, they leave an injured Green Beret in your front yard.
After an obsessed fan killed her co-host in a twisted attempt to kidnap her, Liron abandoned her rising radio career and disappeared into the Everglades. Now, she hides behind a mic as a faceless audiobook narrator-her only rule? No stalker stories.
Kai Wheeler walks this earth as a man cursed. Everyone he's ever loved, he's lost. The only family he has left is Lou, the woman who took him in after his parents were killed. He arrives in Lou's home town in Florida for a visit, only to find her house gone and a deadly storm closing in. With nowhere to go, Kai takes shelter in an abandoned barn and prays to survive.
What doesn't kill you... is gonna wish it had finished the job
The storm spits Kai out in front of a stranger's house, battered, bleeding, and barely conscious. Crawling toward help, he's found by a woman with an ethereal voice who tends to his wounds and makes him want things he can't have.
When Kai is strong enough to stand, he sets out to find Lou-but what he uncovers leaves him with more questions than answers. Her home, her land, everything she built has fallen into the wrong hands, and someone will use any means necessary-including Liron-to keep him from the truth.
Just as they begin to uncover the truth, Liron's darkest fears resurface-forcing her to confront a danger she thought she'd left behind forever.
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