One story. Two viewpoints.
One shared fate.
My Fugitive
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He’s silent... he’s dangerous... and he’s dying. Amid the ruins of a destroyed building, a young woman finds a fresh corpse, a tightly-bound prisoner of war with a bloody knife beside his one free hand... and a deadly choice to make. She knows this man is dangerous, and yet she’s drawn to him. He needs her help, and for a person who’s spent a lifetime defining herself by being strong for those who need her, that is enough. But the war-torn town is filled with her patient’s enemies, his presence puts her in danger, and his quiet strength awakens fears, desires and inner demons that she thought she’d put to rest long ago. Either the two of them will save each other, body and soul... or he’ll take her down with him. Poetic, suspenseful and profoundly moving, My Fugitive will make you cry, hold your breath, and fall deeply in love with two unforgettable characters. "The story moved me. I found myself still thinking about it hours after I finished the book." - Nicole L'Esperance. |
Voice of a Silent Fugitive
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Either she’ll save him... or he’ll take her down with him. After enduring months of torment as a prisoner of war, a young warrior is confronted by a strange rescuer: a stubborn, wary homeless woman. There’s an instant connection between them, but he can also sense her fear – and she’s right to be afraid. The town is filled with his enemies, and he carries a hidden danger within himself. Hiding him could get her killed... and their slowly deepening relationship is calling both their inner demons to the surface. Poetic, suspenseful and profoundly moving, Voice of a Silent Fugitive will make you cry, hold your breath, and fall deeply in love with two unforgettable characters. |
Silent Fugitive: the Complete Series
What people say about the Silent Fugitive series:
My Fugitive and Voice of a Silent Fugitive are parallel accounts, told from opposite perspectives. The story moves slowly out of necessity, but it doesn’t feel slow: Dostoevsky could take a lesson from Stephanie. It moves slowly when it needs to, and picks up the pace when appropriate, much like anything by Tom Clancy. The internal monologue will be familiar to anyone who’s read the Jack Ryan series as essential to telling the story. It may only encompass a few days, but it’s an immersive experience; you don’t want to put the book down. For both books in the series, prepare to have your heart violently torn from your chest. Simply put, read the books.
- Scott Williams