β Scribed by Camellia Tate
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A tiny portion of the population have empty space where the name of their soulmark should be. Ryan Newell believes that hockey is his one true love. Knowing he doesnβt have a soulmate, he gives his heart to the Madison Howlers. Itβs only his body that he gives away freely. A little too freely. A scandalous picture lands him in hot water with the teamβs PR. To fix his rep, they send him off to fundraise for a local charity. Thatβs where he meets Naomi Stone. Being blind since birth, Naomi has never seen the name thatβs written on her skin. All she knows is that Ryan makes her pulse race and her skin tingle in ways sheβs never felt before. As things heat up between them, Ryan starts to feel like heβs in over his head. Having a girlfriend isnβt something you can train for. Knowing that he canβt be Naomiβs soulmate is a thought that Ryan canβt escape. Finding love is hard enough without knowing you are no oneβs destiny.
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