Smoke & Mirrors

The secret is out. Casey Simmons just doesn't know it yet — but the clock is running.

Casey is halfway through the biggest tour of her life and everything is going right. The shows are selling out. The reviews are glowing. Her agent Roy is finally — finally — in her corner with the full truth. And the woman she loves is right there beside her, every mile of the road.

But someone is building an audience. Someone with a plan and a timeline and enough proof to blow Casey's carefully constructed worldwide open. The Melody Insider account already has over a hundred thousand followers. The posts are getting more specific. The label is calling Roy with questions wrapped in casual conversation. And Tanya Reed — the rival who set all of this in motion — is sitting on a package of stolen texts that she keeps telling herself she has every right to use.

Casey knows something is coming. She just doesn't know how fast.

Smoke and Mirrors is the second book in the Hidden Harmony series — a story about what happens when the version of yourself you've been protecting collides with the truth you've been carrying. About the people who stand with you when it does. And about the difference between a secret being taken from you and a truth being finally told.

The post goes up at ten forty-seven PM, while Casey is onstage in Hartford, playing the most important night of her career. By midnight, her name is trending. By morning, nothing will be the same.

The only question left is who gets to tell the story.