β Scribed by Serena Lyons
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
James is not a hero. The Military Cross the Queen pinned on his rippled chest is irrelevant. If they only knew the things he did to survive, theyβd have locked him up. At least alone on his boat, he canβt hurt anyone. Jenna is not the carefree traveler she pretends to be. Sheβs finally escaped her hellish existence. Made it down to Mexico, safe and alone. If she can just keep moving, she might stay alive. Sailing from Mexico to Hong Kong together is not an option. Until James pulls Jenna from the stormy ocean. Itβs obvious that sheβs in trouble. Big trouble. He can see it in her bewitching brown eyes, feel it in her slender, trembling hands. Suddenly heβs saying yes to weeks alone at sea with her. Will James be able to unravel Jennaβs dark secrets and save herβor will her dangerous past pull them both under?
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