β Scribed by Lacey Black
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
For Samuel Grayson, everything is black or white. As a funeral director, thereβs no room for in-between. Heβs accustomed to dealing with life and death, though heβs definitely more comfortable with the latter. Especially when it comes to a chaotic, petite, feisty ball of energy. Freedom Rayne. Samuelβs pretty sure her goal is to make his life hell, or so it appears. When Samuel boards a flight to Las Vegas for his sisterβs wedding, the last thing he expects is to share it with the one woman who drives him crazy.
Freedom is eccentric and completely content with it. Floating around from job to job, she finds peace and tranquility in everything she does, including tormenting poor, uptight Samuel Grayson. When she finds herself on the same flight as him for her best friendβs wedding, she sees this as the perfect opportunity to get under his skin, something she tries to do every chance she gets. The problem is the more time she spends with him, the more she likes him.
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, right? Not for Samuel and Freedom. Will they be able to forget about their trip when they return to Rockland Falls? What if one mistake turns out to be the best thing ever?
Contemporary
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