β Scribed by Butler, Erin
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Nineteen-year-old Kelsey watched her brotherβs funeral from afar, like an outsider. Chase came, though. She knew he would. Until a few months ago, the three of them had been best friends, then Chase made a mistake that shattered them all. But when Kelsey looks at him, she doesnβt see her brotherβs killer. She sees the boy next door whoβs always taken care of her. But the boy she loves is still hiding secrets from that night. Secrets she canβt know. Secrets that might destroy everything they have...again.
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