โ Scribed by Christina Dodd
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
I still don't remember, but I know what happened now. I had a baby, and that changes everything.
Kellen Adams has fought battles, saved lives and earned the respect of her colleagues and the love of her friends. But now can she triumph against the greatest challenge of her life--her family?
Families and Other Enemies is a new Kellen Adams short story by New York Times bestselling author Christina Dodd, filled with her trademark mystery and humor.
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