Forty-Seven

<p>Maya Nirvani clawed her way out of a prison that doesn&rsquo;t officially exist. Eight years erased from memory. A name she barely remembers. A past stitched with silence shadows&hellip; and screams.</p><p>Freedom isn&rsquo;t peace&mdash;it&rsquo;s the beginning of a deeper game.</p><p>Adrian is still inside. The boy who once made her heart race is now a stranger locked behind bars made of blood and lies. Saving him means crawling back into the mouth of the monster. And monsters don&rsquo;t like losing their favorite toys.</p><p>To pull it off Maya needs help&mdash;from Matteo the kind of man who doesn&rsquo;t offer second chances. He doesn&rsquo;t ask questions but the way he looks at her? It&rsquo;s like he knows something she doesn&rsquo;t. Something buried. Something breathing.</p><p>Each step closer to Adrian means peeling back the layers of her own past. The truth isn&rsquo;t just ugly&mdash;it&rsquo;s feral. And Tamira the woman who puppeteered her pain is still out there&hellip; watching waiting planning.</p><p>Maya escaped once. But escape is just a beginning.</p><p>This time someone else will pay.</p><p>How do you run from something still inside you?</p>