Romance

Everything We Didn’t Say

Lies of Omission Duet Book One

by MeagGriffin

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He's famous. She's... omitting the part where she knows that little fact.

Cadence Howell knows exactly who Asher Irving is.

Everyone does.

He's famous, wealthy, and used to walking into a room knowing every eye will follow him. But when Cadie takes a live-in caregiving job with the injured rock star, she makes one decision before she even meets him:

She won't tell him she knows.

After a devastating- potentially career ending injury, Asher doesn't want or need another person treating him like a celebrity. He needs someone willing to see the man underneath it all-and Cadie is determined to be the nurse who meets those expectations and gets him back on his feet.

Even if that means living with her teenage dream, and pretending he's just another patient.

What started as a strictly professional arrangement quickly becomes something neither of them knows how to handle. He pushes. She pushes back. He flirts. She refuses to be impressed. And somewhere between late-night arguments, cigarettes on the balcony, and caring for the broken body he is still learning to live in, the boundaries between them begin to blur.

But Cadie has spent her entire life believing she knows exactly who she's supposed to be.

A good wife. An even better nurse. A good person. The pinnacle of an American southern woman.

Falling for Asher forces her to question everything she hadn't already started to over the last year and a half.

As she begins pulling apart the faith, expectations, and rules that have shaped her life, Cadie discovers that deconstructing everything she was taught doesn't mean she has to become someone else.

It means she finally gets to decide who she is.

And Asher-the man she was never supposed to fall for, famous or otherwise-may be the first person who sees her and makes her feel like she can.

Everything We Didn't Say is a story about forbidden feelings, deconstruction of evangelical faith, desire, boundaries, and the terrifying freedom of becoming your own person.