β Scribed by Ciana Stone
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Part of The Hussies series
Sara's life is filled with mysteries. Why did her parents abandon her as a baby? What's behind the baffling blackouts she suffers and the frightening images she creates while she's out? Who is the strange woman claiming to hold the answers, and why does she keep calling Sara a Hussy?
Morgan's got a few mysteries of his own. What was his father going to give him on the day he died the gift he said would change Morgan's life? Who is this bewitching woman who keeps passing out and creating pictures of his past and future and why was she sent to save his life?
All they both know from the moment they meet is that the bond between them is stronger and more passionate than anything either has ever known. And that fate has brought them together for a very important reason. If only they knew what it was.
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