β Scribed by Summers, Soren
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Ambitious office drone Zachary Glazer just wants to come home for the holidays, but strange things are happening in the snowy town of Huster.
There's this man at work with a razor smile and a cadre of alluring executives. There's that handsome stranger who just moved in next door, the one with a perfect body and a shrouded past. And what about those fires all over town?
Huster is supposed to be quiet, and boring, and cold. Why all this weirdness? Why now? The questions stack up like kindling in the back of Zach's mind, and a single spark is all it will take for his whole world to go up in flames.
This book is approximately 40,000 words in length.
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