β Scribed by Pepper Winters
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
From New York Times Bestseller, Pepper Winters, comes the second book in Kas and Gem's twisted romance.
A valley full of secrets.
A history full of nightmares.
A man who cannot be saved.
And a woman who holds his very life in her hands.
Strange how the villain of a story can so easily become the victim.
Utter lunacy to think the captive might now become the caregiver.
Gemma has a decision to make.
Her life or his.
Follow her heart, even when it's screaming at her to run?
Or turn her back on the man who could become her everything?
Hauntingly raw and deep. The Author has a phenomenal talent for consuming you in her story so much that it's almost as if you're there watching the story unfold with your very eyes. -Melissa, GR
**Fable of Happiness: Book Two continues right where Book One left off.
It explores the darkness that is Kas's mind and turns nearly to a story of survival. It's dark. It's dangerous. It's volatile. It's heartbreaking. It's fantastic. **- Boys in Books are Better Book Blog
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