About the series
Museum conservator Mira Sohn can spot a forgery in anything. In Urumqi she needs a way out of the country, and the only exit runs through Cole Brennan, a burned-out fixer. Slow-burn romantic suspense along the old Silk Road.
At a glance
- Genre
- Romantic suspense
- Mood
- Romantic, emotional
- Setting and era
- Present day, China
- Pace
- Slow
- Point of view
- First person
- Reading order
- Read in order
- Heat
- Steamy
The books in order
2 books
Book 1Start here
Museum conservator Mira Sohn can spot a forgery in anything. In Urumqi she finds one about to be made legal by her own signature, and her only way out of the country is Cole Brennan, a burned-out fixer who deals in exits. A slow-burn romantic suspense across the desert.
Book 2
A year after Urumqi, forgery expert Mira Sohn turns up certificates that carry her signature, though she never signed them. To clear her name she must show her skill in public, and Cole Brennan, a man who gets people out, has to stay and stand beside her.
Where are you in the series?
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- Nothing yet: start with Book 1
Book 1
Nightjade
Museum conservator Mira Sohn can spot a forgery in anything. In Urumqi she finds one about to be made legal by her own signature, and her only way out of the country is Cole Brennan, a burned-out fixer who deals in exits. A slow-burn romantic suspense across the desert.
Book 2
Nightsterling
A year after Urumqi, forgery expert Mira Sohn turns up certificates that carry her signature, though she never signed them. To clear her name she must show her skill in public, and Cole Brennan, a man who gets people out, has to stay and stand beside her.
Get the series
Book 1Nightjade
E-book
Paperback
Book 2Nightsterling
E-book
Paperback
Questions
Do I have to read the books in order?
Yes. Each book gives away how the earlier ones end, so read them in the order they are listed.
Where do I start?
With Book 1, Nightjade.
How many books are there?
The series has 2 books. It is complete.
About Aulia Rausch
Aulia Rausch writes romance about people who are very good at their jobs and very bad at asking for what they want. Her heroines are conservators, actuaries, marine biologists, storm chasers, ghostwriters, travel nurses, wedding singers — women with a skill they trust considerably more than they trust themselves. Her heroes are usually standing between them and the thing they are about to lose.
