Cover Reveal: In The Grey by A.M. Kussi @amkusinovels @WildfireMarket1

Release Date: August 5

They were never supposed to be. When their lives collide again, is it wrong to want what they could never have?

Emma has kept her pain buried longer than she can remember. Abandoned by her mother at an early age, the successful rock star struggles with depression and self-harm. And when the man who raised her dies, she rushes back home… and into a drunken sexy night with his son.

Link can barely handle his grief. With his father gone and the pressure of keeping his business alive, he’s burning with shame over ending up in bed with the woman he was supposed to protect. So when the will requires them to take his dad’s ashes on a cross-country road trip, he vows to keep his burgeoning feelings for her locked down tight.

As Emma reels from Link’s rejection, she falls deeper into the dark urges compelling her towards self-destruction. And as Link does his best to help the damaged musician process her emotional trials, he fights to resist his own need to wrap her in his arms forever.

Will the lovestruck pair recognize their destined passion and give themselves over to love?

In The Grey is the gut-wrenching sixth book in the Shattered Cove romance series. If you like complex characters, hot and heavy scenes, and stories of hope, then you’ll adore A. M. Kusi’s powerful tale of healing.

Buy In The Grey to bring back the color of comfort today!

***No cheating. HEA guaranteed.***


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Meet A.M. Kusi

A.M. Kusi is the pen name of a husband and wife team. 

We enjoy writing romance novels that are inspired by our own experiences as an interracial/multicultural couple.

 Our novels are about strong women and the sexy heroes they fall in love with, are emotionally satisfying, and always have a happy ending.

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