β Scribed by S. A. Winters
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Sian should be tucked in bed when she meets Alisha Hart--beautiful, talented, and the star of a band that's on its way up. Alisha doesn't have to worry about curfews or homework or overprotective parents; in fact, she doesn't seem to care about rules at all. She makes her own, and lives life her way--something Sian can only dream of, and which draws her helplessly to Alisha. But love is complicated, and if there's such a thing as fate, it seems dead set against them.
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