β Scribed by Sophia Nicole
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Have you ever had a gut feeling that you're too scared to follow? Doubts in your mind, blinding you from the potential truth? If so, this book will show you just how important it is to act on what you feel, even when there are risks and obstacles put in your way to stop you.
"Take me to the lake."
The favourite five-word ticket to freedom of 18-year-old Coral. Alcohol, drugs, and flunking sixth form are her coping mechanisms, as well as her on-earth miracle of a friend Iris, for grieving the loss of the ghosts that surround her. But when the already dark world around her becomes even darker, thanks to a few lake parties, the pain of loved ones and the re-opening of old wounds, Coral has to act fast before she loses more than she already has. Will time be on her side, or will she end up losing it all, including herself?
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