Unquiet Mind Books in Order
Part ofAnne Malcom Books in OrderBrowse Unquiet Mind books by Anne Malcom in order, with publication details and summaries to help you choose where to start reading.
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Unquiet Mind books in publication order
5 books
Echoes of Silence
by Anne Malcom
2016
At sixteen, Lexie finds unexpected peace with Killian, whose love changes the way she understands her restless life. When darkness overtakes her world, their bond becomes both a refuge and something she fears she may lose.
Skeletons of Us
by Anne Malcom
2016
Four years of heartbreak have fuelled Lexie’s music and her band’s extraordinary fame. When threats against her bring Killian back, their unresolved relationship collides with a dangerous admirer determined to claim her for himself.
Broken Shelves
by Anne Malcom
2017
Gina has chosen a quiet, sheltered life while loving Sam from afar since adolescence. Now a famous rock musician, he finally notices her, forcing both to reconsider the security and excitement they thought they wanted.
Censored Soul
by Anne Malcom
2019
A rock star hides behind performances and casual encounters until public exposure strips away those defences. Consumed by shame and prepared to abandon herself, she encounters a man unwilling to let self-hatred determine her future.
Mistake's Melody
by Anne Malcom
2019
To the world, Wyatt is a celebrated bassist and an irresistible bachelor. To a woman who knew him as a teenager in her friend’s garage, he is someone she once promised never to love, until that promise becomes impossible.
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