Virtues & Lies Books in Order
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Virtues & Lies books in publication order
5 books
Burn
by Alexandra Silva
2019
A chance encounter draws a young woman toward an enigmatic man whose presence soon fills her life. As their attraction intensifies, hidden truths threaten to unravel everything she knows and turn their passion into something dangerous.
Scorch
by Alexandra Silva
2019
A devastating loss fractures a marriage once secured by wealth, power and love. With their vows broken and their future uncertain, a husband and wife must confront the choices and dangerous bargains that stand between them and forgiveness.
Blaze
by Alexandra Silva
2020
After one night breaks through the distance between them, a woman and a dangerous assassin find themselves pursued by friends and enemies alike. Their growing bond becomes a fight for survival as she refuses to surrender the man she loves.
Flame
by Alexandra Silva
2021
Freddie tries to protect Georgina by keeping his distance, but his feelings make separation impossible. As threats close around her, he must confront his own darkness and decide how far he will go to keep her alive.
Smoke
by Alexandra Silva
2021
Haunted and volatile, Frederick Emsworth wants no part of love until he is assigned to protect his best friend’s sister. Georgina’s passion for dance collides with his dangerous world, drawing them into desire, secrets and threats.
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