β Scribed by Baylis, Edie
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
THREE FAMILIES... ONE PRIZE...
Teagan Fraser had no idea what she was getting herself into when, to save money, she took on an assignment as a live-in carer for Dulcie Adams - a retired dancer from a Soho club who has waited forty years for her lover, Michael Pointer, to return.
Dulcie has been living in hope for a time that never came, but she was left looking after something important and Jonah Powell and his firm want it back.
Aside from the notorious Powell firm, there are others also wanting to claim what they believe is rightfully theirs. If only Dulcie wasn't around it would be a lot easier, but she's difficult to shiftβ¦
A lot can happen in the space of two weeks and Teagan might wish she'd never become involved.
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