✍ Scribed by Margaret Malcolm
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
For generations Galleon House had been the home of the Trevaines—a haughty, arrogant family, who ruled the local people in almost feudal splendor. Andrea was proud to belong to them, and accepted that her destiny was to marry her cousin Leo and carry on the line.
How would she react when she discovered that the Trevaines were anything but perfect, their activities anything but honorable?
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