A horrific betrayal stole her voice and nearly her life. Mute and broken, Vita retreated from the world. Dependent on her brother Houdini, the family farmhouse where she licked her wounds became a tower to hide in. When her brother winds up missing, she must come clean about their past to his M.C. The result is a downward spiral that will change both of their lives forever.
The only one in Wesson Rebels who can understand sign language is Prophet. He finds himself assigned to the petite beauty. When her lies about her past become a tangled web, that threatens to ensnare them all, like changes to loathing. She’s just like the woman who ruined his family and almost took his life. Determined to keep her at a distance, he puts up a wall. When fate forces them to depend on each other for survival, barriers tumble down, truths come to the light, and an unbreakable bond is forged.
When reality returns, they have two choices, retreat into the darkness or remain in the light.



Shyla Colt is easily one of my go-to authors when I want to read motorbike club romance. She knows how to write rounded characters you can relate to and paint a world you can easily visualise. This story is no different. I loved Vita. She's mute and damaged but she's feisty. I don't think I've read a female character written by this author that I didn't like. I understood Prophet and the reasons he was so closed off but I still loved him. There's a lot going on. Vita and Prophet's pasts play a huge role in moulding their behaviours but neither can help the attraction they feel for each other.The cast of supporting characters are fun and engaging. A great read. There's beautiful romance as well as heart-thumping suspense. I'm looking forward to more.

*Disclaimer: This book was provided by the author/publisher in exchange for an honest review.