β Scribed by Spark, Ellie
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Twenty-nine-year-old Margie Roberts is a successful financial advisor and part-time matchmaker. Her own romantic relations, however, are not a priority; sheβs building a career and has an excellent chance at promotion β if only she could stop her manager from undermining and sabotaging her at every opportunity.
Recent high school graduate, Stacey Green is determined to follow her dream to teach yoga and open her own studio. Her father, an avid believer that a college education is essential, has other ideas for her future.
When the two women meet, there is an instant and completely unexpected spark β one Margie knows cannot be pursued. Theyβre at different stages of life, the age gap is too big, and if something goes wrong, she wouldnβt want to be responsible for breaking Staceyβs heart.
For Stacey, age doesnβt matter. She listens to her heart, not her head, and believes Margie should do the same. How can she convince Margie that age is only a number?
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