β Scribed by Brandi Elledge
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
She knew Werewolves weren't real. Working with one was only the start of her problems.
Charlie is afraid. Since her 18th birthday, strange things have been happening around her--like randomly starting fires or turning things to ice. But things are about to get even weirder.
When two good looking guys turn up in town both wanting her to help them, Charlie doesn't want anything to do with them. But when of them asks her to help him find something, he gives her an offer she can't refuse. And Charlie discovers more than she could have suspected.
Because the man she's helping is a Werewolf--something she knew didn't exist.
And the weird things she's been doing? Probably makes her... something else she never believed in--something that's confirmed when she's kidnapped and forced to put on a wedding dress to marry a powerful warlock. She's a witch.
But if Charlie thinks avoiding a wedding is the biggest of her problems, she has another thing coming....
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