β Scribed by A.D. McCammon
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Writer Lori Stevens was eighteen when she was assaulted by her
mentor, learning people arent always what they seem the hard way. Shes
found solace living in the gray, keeping everyone at arms length with
her secrets safely tucked away.
When the biggest story of her career hits too close to home, Lori is
forced to face her demons and question everythinglike her feelings for
Steven Duncan.
Steven was meant to be nothing more than a failed one-night stand, but
when a cruel twist of fate brings him back into her life, she begins
falling for him.
Theres one slight problem: hes dating her best friend.
Officer Steven Duncan is no stranger to tragedy, but that never stopped
him from searching for his fairytale. Now, hes dating the perfect girl,
only its the wrong girl who feels right.
Steven is willing to fight for Lorito step outside the boundaries of
his black and white worldbut can they find happiness living in the
gray?
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