Part of Series
Talon is a hitman who doesn’t leave loose ends, until one of his kills appears online in a haunting, perfect sketch. The artist, Quell, couldn’t have seen it happen… unless he saw it through Talon’s eyes. Ordered to eliminate the threat, Talon closes in. But Quell isn’t just a witness. He’s a recluse who dreams of murders before they happen, drawing each one in chilling detail. Every picture he posts risks exposing Talon’s work; and every new sketch pulls them into a dangerous connection neither man understands. Talon should silence him. Instead, he starts watching. Waiting. Testing the limits of fear and trust. Quell should be terrified. Instead, he begins answering back through his art. In the tense space between predator and prey, the line between obsession and survival begins to blur. And once they truly see each other, neither will be able to look away.
Author
Charlotte Brice started writing at the age of thirteen when her handwriting looked like a drunken spider tried to navigate its way across the page. Practicing her handwriting got a lot more interesting when her gran gave her two Rawhide books, and her imagination took over. Charlotte is left-handed and can lick her own nose. She lives in England with her husband, and many animals, four of them human. Attack chickens, confused dragons and moving rocks make up the majority of the menagerie. We can't expect much better from someone who studied fruit flies during her animal science degree and then qualified as a vet. She remembers those days fondly, when putting her arm up a cow's bottom, and socks on emus' heads was her kind of normality. Now her head is filled with tentacles and schizophrenic phoenixes.
