Things We Hide From The Light by Lucy Score is a slow-burn, small-town romance that simmers with secrets, suspense, and undeniable chemistry.
Knockemout’s beloved Police Chief, Nash Morgan, was once the town’s golden boy—calm, collected, and devastatingly charming in uniform. But after surviving a violent attack, Nash is no longer the man he used to be. With the criminal still at large and his confidence shaken, he’s doing everything he can to hold himself—and the town—together.
Enter Lina Solavita: sharp, stunning, and definitely not here to make friends. She’s got a mission, a deadline, and zero plans to stick around. But Knockemout has a way of pulling people in—especially when there’s a charming, broken police chief next door and a town full of chaos to distract her. Dog-sitting, wedding drama, and sizzling late-night run-ins were not part of her plan.
As sparks ignite and lines blur between enemies and something far more dangerous, the truth Lina’s hiding threatens to burn everything down. And Nash? He’s about to learn that some wounds run deeper than bullets—and some connections are impossible to ignore.
Gripping, emotional, and brimming with heart, Things We Hide From The Light is the unmissable sequel to Things We Never Got Over. Welcome back to Knockemout—where love might save you, if your secrets don’t destroy you first.
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