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The Rationale of Leander Welles
2020
First Published
3.78
Average Rating
363
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Murderer. Madman. That’s what the newspapers call wealthy recluse Leander Welles after he is accused of killing four people in his picturesque hometown. Little do they know they’re half-right. Sent to Parkview Psychiatric for an assessment before the trial can begin, Leander falls under the care of Dr. Lorelei Clayton, an up-and-coming criminal psychiatrist. She is the one unknown element of his elaborate plot, the one game piece he has no control over. Believing he’s innocent, Lorelei works tirelessly toward his freedom. But there’s just one problem—he’s not innocent. The harder she tries to prove it, the harder he falls for the one person he never expected to. Haunted by his past, Leander tries to envision a future with Lorelei, but the truth keeps getting in the way. If she ever learns his secret, not only could she destroy everything he spent years planning—she could destroy him. This is a companion/alternate point-of-view book to THE MYSTERY OF LEANDER WELLES, featuring Leander Welles' perspective instead of Lorelei's. Each book can be read as a standalone, or together. If you're a MM fan, I suggest skipping MYSTERY and starting here. There's FTB/vague MF sex scenes, but the MM angst starts in this book before continuing into DAMNATION. * A warning to the reader. This book contains references to abuse, self-harm, and suicide.

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Author

Ashlyn Drewek
Ashlyn Drewek
Author · 16 books

International best-selling and award-winning dark romance author Ashlyn Drewek has always been a hopeless romantic. She's also fascinated by the dark, macabre things in life such as Halloween, murder, cemeteries, and witchcraft. Not necessarily in that order. Most of her time is spent making up stories in her head or researching obscure historical topics. The results of those efforts usually end up in a book as some sort of weird Easter egg or symbolism. Anything to make Edgar Allan Poe proud. Want to know more? You can always check out my website ⇢ www.ashlyndrewek.com Or follow me here: Instagram ⇢ www.instagram.com/ashlyndrewek Facebook ⇢ www.facebook.com/ashlyndrewek FB Reader Group ⇢ https://www.facebook.com/groups/ashly... BookBub ⇢ www.bookbub.com/profile/ashlyn-drewek... Pinterest ⇢ www.pinterest.com/ashlyndrewek Amazon ⇢ https://amzn.to/3APImnW

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