When Love Becomes Evidence

De: Alice Feeney

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When Love Becomes Evidence

Some secrets are buried.
Some are hunted.
And some fall in love.

Ethan Walker runs a small late-night café in Brooklyn — a quiet place for insomniacs, broken souls, and people hiding from their past. Two years earlier, his life shattered when his elder brother, investigative journalist Daniel Walker, was killed in what police labeled a hit-and-run accident.

Ethan never believed it.

While the city moved on, he stayed behind — collecting files, chasing shadows, and searching for a truth no one wanted uncovered.

Then, on a storm-soaked night, Lily Carter walks into his café.

She’s frightened. Alone. And clearly running from something she refuses to name. What begins as late-night conversations and shared loneliness slowly becomes something dangerous — love.

But Lily is hiding a secret powerful enough to destroy them both.

Two years ago, she witnessed a murder.

The man who died was an investigative journalist about to expose a vast criminal network tied to political corruption, illegal weapons, and contract killings.

That man was Daniel Walker.

As the past resurfaces, threats return, bodies begin to fall, and Ethan realizes the woman he loves may be the final witness to his brother’s death. Forced to choose between justice and love, vengeance and forgiveness, Ethan steps into a deadly game where truth comes at the highest price.

Because when love collides with evidence…

Someone always pays.

When Love Becomes Evidence is a gripping romantic thriller filled with suspense, emotional depth, shocking twists, and a heartbreaking final act — a story about survival, sacrifice, and the kind of love that refuses to die, even when the truth demands everything.

Perfect for readers who love:

• Romantic thrillers with emotional intensity

• Crime fiction with strong psychological depth

• Dark love stories with unforgettable endings

• Fans of authors like Freida McFadden, Alice Feeney, and Gillian Flynn

Some love stories are not written with roses…
but with evidence.

Good story line, bad narrator.

I liked the story but couldn’t get past the terrible narrator. The AI voice was hard to listen to and I hated pushing through.