β Scribed by S.E. Robertson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Agna had been looking forward to her overseas assignment for the last four years. It was just a side project on the way to taking over her fatherβs art agency, of course, but she eagerly awaited the opportunity to use her education and prove that studying to be a magical healer had been worthwhile.
Keifon never wanted to leave home. His choice was bleak: ship himself overseas, or be shut out by the man he loved. But he followed the godsβ will. He only wanted to spend some time alone, make himself useful to the foreigners as a medic, and make up for the things heβd done.
Two strangers, two years, one mission: Travel the back roads of an unfamiliar country and heal those who need to be healed. Including, perhaps, themselves.
The Healers' Road is a stand-alone novel (122,000 words) as well as part of a branching continuity in this universe.
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