β Scribed by K.A. Tucker
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
**Author 's Note: Although it is a prequel, In Her Wake is best read after completing Ten Tiny Breaths.
**Before you knew him as Trent in Ten Tiny Breaths , he was Cole Reynolds--and he had it all. Until one night when he makes a fatal, wrong decisionβ¦and loses everything.
When a drunken night out at a Michigan State college party results in the death of six people, Cole must come to terms with his part in the tragedy. Normally, he'd be able to lean on his best friends--the ones who have been in his life since he could barely walk. Only, they're gone. Worse, there's the shattered body of a sixteen-year-old girl lying somewhere in a hospital bed, her entire life ripped from her because of a case of beer and a set of keys.
Everyone assures him that they know it wasn't intentional, and yet he can't ignore the weight of their gazes, the whispers behind his back. Nor can he shake the all-consuming...
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