β Scribed by Bethany Lopez
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
One explosive weekend together nearly ruined them.
Now, a year later, Simone had perfected the art of keeping Micah at arms length.
Micah wants to explain, but the wall Simone has erected is impossible to get around, until a city wide blackout gives him the opportunity he needs.
There's no way Simone and Micah can ignore their chemistry when they're alone in the dark, but will she still want him when the lights come on?
Series Reading Order:
1 Night - Prequel
8 Weeks
21 Days
42 Hours
15 Minutes
10 Years
3 Seconds
7 Months
For Eternity - Novella
Night & Day - Novella **
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