A Voice in Chains by Harleigh Beck (Paperback)

A Voice in Chains by Harleigh Beck (Paperback)

A dark MM romance where Arkin Reeves moves into a seemingly perfect life and disrupts everything. As silence, tension, and attraction build, two boys are pulled into a connection neither expected. Resistance fades as emotions deepen, forcing them to confront trust, identity, and what they are willing to risk...read the full blurb.

£13.99

SKU:
HB-AVIC-PB
ISBN:
9781738495450
Pages:
262
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Weight 454 g
Dimensions 169 × 17 × 216 mm
Author

Harleigh Beck

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Adult, College, Contemporary, Dark, Dark Romance, Enemies to Lovers, Forced Proximity, Found Family, Gay, Indie, LGBTQ+, MM, Queer, Romance, Smut

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

Indie

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Blurb:

A dark MM romance set in the Wellard Asylum universe, where silence becomes its own form of control and desire.

A Voice in Chains by Harleigh Beck follows a life that looks perfect from the outside. A star athlete, a popular girlfriend, and a future already mapped out.
Everything shifts when Arkin Reeves moves into his space.
Arkin arrives silent and closed off, shaped by a past that has taken his voice and left him guarded. He is not a temporary presence. He is permanent.

At first, their relationship is defined by tension. Frustration grows as boundaries blur and emotions surface that neither expected.
Arkin watches, waits, and refuses to step back. The connection between them builds in quiet moments, charged silences, and unspoken understanding.
What begins as resistance turns into something harder to ignore. Control becomes unstable. Feelings deepen.

As attraction grows, so does conflict between who they were and what they are becoming.
In a world where trust is fragile and silence carries weight, both must decide what they are willing to lose to hold onto each other.

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