β Scribed by Q Kelly
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The future for Britainβs Princess Margaret represents a marked change from her past, but there is one memory she wants to erase. It haunts her, sometimes crowding out her other thoughts and rendering her breathless. Tessa Donovan, a detective in New York City, is the one person Margaret thinks can help, but Tessa doesnβt want to get involved. Can they get a happy ending like so many others have?
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