β Scribed by Douglas, Cheryl
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Losing her twin brother in a car accident in high school rocked Daniβs world. Not only because she lost her brother and best friend, but because the love of her life was behind the wheel and deemed responsible for the accident. She took one last look at Maceon across a crowded courtroom years ago and assumed sheβd never see him again. But she was wrong.
Maceon Phillips, or Ace, to the legions of baseball fans who thought of him as a demi-god, didnβt know the man behind the mask. They had no idea he was harbouring a deep, dark secret. Heβd never been able to get over the pain of causing his best friendβs death and he knew it was finally time to make amendsβ¦ with the only girl heβd ever loved.
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Traffic accidents -- Fiction
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