β Scribed by Espinoza, Pepper
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Loveβ¦or freedom?
A Calling of Souls story
As a youngest son, Jag Martin has eagerly walked a life-long path toward the priesthood. Then his once-great family falters under a mountain of debt. Their only hopeβmarry Jag off to an appropriately wealthy suitor.
Brace Rivers desperately wants more than just a short fling. However, his economic and political reality makes finding an appropriate male partner next to impossible. When the Martin family offers Jagβs hand, itβs a dream come true. But his suspicions mount that the young man is being forced into an unwanted marriage.
Compassion wins out over loneliness, and Brace offers Jag a pearl ring valuable enough to both save his familyβs fortunes and give him freedom. Thereβs just one thing Brace wants in returnβtwenty-four hours together.
Brace can only pray itβs long enough to convince Jag that a life together is worth more than all the pearls in the sea.
Warning: Explicit M/M content, use of toys, outdoor sex.
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