UNMOVED, adjective. A state of practiced calm. The ability to see danger, sort choices, and act without fear or passion.For ten years, Lawson's life was predictable. The same Boston coffee shop. The same corner booth. The same clean line of sight to the door.His rule was simple. The best way to avoid conflict is to avoid conflict.Before that, Lawson worked for S.I.R.E., a government black cell that kept no records. He was their best operator, trained to read danger, make impossible decisions, and leave nothing behind.An apparition.Then the ghost went missing.He rebuilt a life out of boring work, a small home, a loud little car, and no surprises. No attachments. No reason to become the man he used to be.Then Alina Morley walked into his coffee shop with a problem.Alina preserves Boston's historic landmarks. The ledger she has found exposes what the Sterling Building's past. A Prohibition-era gentlemen's club built on blackmail, vice, hidden rooms, and chambers of torture where victims never walked out.Billionaire developer Robert Indericht needs that history buried. The ledger is the only thing is the only evidence capable of derailing his plans. He owns the permits, the lawyers, and enough of Boston's power to burn the city down.He wants the Sterling.He wants the ledger.And now he wants Alina.Now Lawson has a conflict he cannot avoid.Unmoved is a fast-paced suspense thriller about hidden rooms, old power, dangerous men, and the woman worth stepping back into the fight for.First in the Lawson from Boston series.
