β Scribed by Dawn Burton
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Lady Annabel Spencerβ¦freed from the destructive behaviour of her youth by the death of her parents, Annie has established a new life for herself in the heart of England helping others. But who can help her feel worthy of being loved, of being part of a family, of having a home?Taylor Andersonβ¦lead singer with the British rock band Audial, Tay feels crushed by the weight of unanswered questions and guilt from his past. A past which is slowly choking his family. How can he let go when itβs strangling his present and his future?A chance meeting in a pub starts the process of stripping each other of the masks they wear, making themselves visible to each other.Set in the backdrop of Coventry, this story contains steamy love scenes and strong language, so if this sounds your sort of story, let Annie and Tay entertain you with their humour, affection and love for each other and the friends in their lives.
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