β Scribed by Heather Killough-Walden
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Sam saw him enter the club at the opposite end of the room. Everyone did.He was a dark shadow against the night, no small feat but one he accomplished with frightening ease. His suit was expertly, precisely tailored, black and expensive, and it hugged every intended curve of his six-foot-five frame. The collar of his black shirt, crisp and sharp, brushed the dark blonde curls he almost never bothered to cut and set off the equally sharp black image of his leather eye patch. One ice blue eye lit up the shadows, stark and unavoidable."Holy hell, sister. That is one beautiful, scary, beautiful man," whispered Sam's friend."He can hear you," Sam whispered back.Across the room, Jack Colton smiled. And it was a beautiful, scary, beautiful smile.Samantha O'Neill has been running for twenty years. She's been fleeing from a man with an ice blue gaze, and possessed of a terrible magic. Two decades has seen her grown into a woman wise and self-sufficient, and unnaturally blessed with a...
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