β Scribed by Isabelle Adler
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
You can only put the past away for so long.
This had never been truer for the crew of Mattβs ship, the Lady Lisa. Even as their engine suffers a critical malfunction and Matt scrambles to fund the costly repairs, Val, the shipβs reticent engineer, unexpectedly comes face-to-face with a deadly ghost from his past. Now itβs up to Matt, Ryce, and Tony to rescue him, even if it means breaking the law and striking an uneasy bargain with a local black-market kingpinβbut what if this time their best efforts simply arenβt good enough?
And it might be that Val isnβt the only crew member Matt risks losing when his budding relationship with Ryce unexpectedly runs aground. With their love and commitment put to the test, Matt and Ryce must rally to save their friend and to keep their ship afloat, but in a race so desperate there might not be any real winners.
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