Red-haired, intuitive and strangely perceptive, Arlo Reyes has always had a sense for things other people miss.
Then a stranger tells him that his real father belonged to a family he has never met - one with its own secrets, its own rules, and its own reasons for wanting him back. Lured to a remote estate by Bastian Cole, Arlo is pulled into a world where paintings hold what words can't, instincts run in the family, and the man who brought him there knows his whole story - including the chapters he doesn't.
A talent no one taught him. / A family that already knows his name.
Roux lives somewhere between the visible and the unseen, where instinct can look like coincidence and the past has a way of returning in unexpected forms. Arlo was raised on canvas, turpentine and discipline, never told why he notices certain things before they happen, or why some places feel familiar when they shouldn't. At the estate, those boundaries begin to disappear - along with his certainty about what is real.