The Flesh That Binds Us
Here one day. Gone one night.
Evie Rosen’s world shattered the night her father was brutally murdered by the elusive serial killer known ominously as The Skinner. Struggling to survive the weight of her grief, she clung to the only light left in her life—Jackson Easton, her brother’s best friend, and the boy she’d loved for as long as she can remember.
As tragedy drew them closer, their long-buried feelings finally surfaced, offering Evie a fragile sense of hope. For a moment, it seemed like they might have had a chance at forever.
But hope was short-lived.
When Evie suddenly vanished with nothing but the infamous note from the killer left behind, the life they dreamed of was ripped away overnight. Jackson was left haunted by her disappearance and the unanswered questions that followed.
Seven years later, grown into a famous AFL star, Jackson’s past came crashing back when he woke up in a dark basement—face to face with the girl he still mourned, and the terrifying realisation that Evie Rosen was never just another victim…but something far worse.
But everything happened for a reason.
Right?
The Flesh That Binds Us is a suspenseful stand-alone romantic thriller featuring forced proximity between an AFL player who never got over the death of his first love, and the assistant to the serial killer who will do anything to save the boy she never stopped loving. Perfect for fans of Jennifer Hartman’s Still Beating.
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