β Scribed by Megan Jayne
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Enter into a world of betrayal, loss, and love.
University graduate Rosie is from Earth. At least she's never had cause to question that before now. After a car accident and an oddly familiar stranger turn her world upside down, she is forced to question everything she thought she once knew. Thrust into a world of betrayal, loss, and love. Rosie faces an impossible choice between the two worlds she's grown to love, or risk losing everything she's ever cared about. All while an impending war is on the horizon.
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