β Scribed by Forthright
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
His whims drove off her predecessors. Her whimsy drives him to distraction.
To Ambrose P. Merriman, a stage actor whoβs gained acclaim on three continents, reaver escorts are more trouble than theyβre worth. Easy-come, easy-go, he hardly bothers to learn their names anymore. But the director and producer of their theater troupe, who are already dancing on the fringes of acceptability, wonβt risk losing their independence by neglecting this duty to the In-between.
Reaver Greta Demerara comes with suspiciously excellent references, but by the time the Evernhold brothers realize sheβs carrying considerably more baggage than anyone bothered to mention, the trainβs already left the station. Whatβs more, itβs quickly apparent that Gretaβs no easier to deal with than their star. Itβs either a game of cat and canary or a courtship. And Ambrose would give almost anything for a look at the script.
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