ISBN: 9798254696049 - Sightline: Book Five of Edges of Intention (7 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some marriages break under secrets.Others are tested by what happens after the secrets are gone.In Sightline, the fifth novel in the Edges of Intention series, Nathan Reed discovers that honesty at home does not protect him from a workplace built on inference, proximity, and social surveillance. When late-night client work with a brilliant younger colleague begins attracting the wrong kind of attention, a routine pressure point inside the firm opens into something much larger: a hidden culture of rumor, observation, and quiet reputational management that has been shaping women's careers for years.As internal reviews widen and old messages surface, Nathan is forced to confront a world where being innocent is not the same as being safe, and where ordinary professional visibility can be turned into evidence by people who prefer atmosphere to fact. Beside him, Sloane Reed refuses every easy role a crisis might offer her. She will not become a silent wife, a jealous stereotype, or a moral prop. Instead, she and Nathan must learn whether a marriage rebuilt on truth can survive a public system still addicted to watching more than understanding.Dark, intimate, and psychologically exact, Sightline is a novel of office power, domestic trust, gendered scrutiny, and the difficult work of building better rooms after the old ones have shown what they were for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some marriages break under secrets.Others are tested by what happens after the secrets are gone.In Sightline, the fifth novel in the Edges of Intention series, Nathan Reed discovers that honesty at home does not protect him from a workplace built on inference, proximity, and social surveillance. When late-night client work with a brilliant younger colleague begins attracting the wrong kind of attention, a routine pressure point inside the firm opens into something much larger: a hidden culture of rumor, observation, and quiet reputational management that has been shaping women's careers for years.As internal reviews widen and old messages surface, Nathan is forced to confront a world where being innocent is not the same as being safe, and where ordinary professional visibility can be turned into evidence by people who prefer atmosphere to fact. Beside him, Sloane Reed refuses every easy role a crisis might offer her. She will not become a silent wife, a jealous stereotype, or a moral prop. Instead, she and Nathan must learn whether a marriage rebuilt on truth can survive a public system still addicted to watching more than understanding.Dark, intimate, and psychologically exact, Sightline is a novel of office power, domestic trust, gendered scrutiny, and the difficult work of building better rooms after the old ones have shown what they were for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …