Senator Foster has spent most of his adult life mastering the art of revealing exactly what he intends and nothing more.

Every expression can become a headline, every relationship an opportunity for speculation, and privacy is one of the few luxuries even power cannot buy easily. The Labyrinth promises him something different: discretion, anonymity and a man who will disappear from his life precisely when he’s supposed to.

Amanda Claridge gives him Adam.

Known inside The Labyrinth as Viper, Adam doesn’t intimidate with size or status. His particular talent is quieter and considerably more dangerous: he listens until people forget how carefully they intended to speak. Foster expects an arrangement uncomplicated by emotion, only to discover that the conversations after their appointments are becoming harder to give up than anything he originally came for.

When someone outside The Labyrinth realizes just how much Foster might have revealed to the man he trusts in private, Adam is offered a fortune for information that was never his to sell. Refusing should be simple. Protecting Foster without exposing the parts of his own past he has carefully kept buried is not.

Foster came to The Labyrinth because he wanted one place where nobody needed to know him. He never expected to fall for the man who would know him better than anyone.

Releases: TBD