β Scribed by Jessie Gussman
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
She's a daredevil. He's a healer.
Therapists can't date clients anyway.
After breaking her back in a horrible bike accident, motocross princess Dusty Gibson faces months of physical therapy just to walk normally again. Her handsome physical therapist makes her recovery a little more pleasant. But no relationships for her.
She has a championship to win.
Roland wants to start his own practice. He can't bend the rules now. Even if she's the first woman he's met who can make him forget his dead fiancΓ©e.
He already lost one woman who was addicted to speed. He's not risking his heart on another.
Could love be the ultimate cure?
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